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Vocabulary 6

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Abashed (adj)Embarrassed or ashamed.
Aloof (adj)Withdrawn, standing apart from others (usually as a matter of choice)
Anguish (n)Great suffering, distress, or pain;(v)To be deeply tormented by pain or sorrow.
Articulate (v)To pronounce distinctly;to express well in words;to fit together into a system;(adj)Able to use language effectively;expressed clearly and forcefully.
Bask (v)To be in, or expose oneself to, pleasant warmth;to take pleasure or derive enjoyment from.
Defect (n)An imperfection or flaw of some kind;(v)To desert a cause or organization.
Finesse (n)Delicate skill;tact and cleverness;(v)To accomplish something by cleverness, good judgement, or skillful evasion.
Flaunt (v)To wave or flutter slowly;To display in a conceited, offensive way.
Forthright (adj,adv)Frank, direct, straightforwad.
Genial (adj)Cordial, pleasantly cheerful or warm.
Instill (v)To add gradually;to introduce or cause to be taken in.
Ostracize (v)To exclude from a group, banish, send away.
Premonition (n)A forewarning or foreboding of a future event.
Pseudonym (n)A pen name, name assumed by a writer.
Purge (v)To wash away impurities, clean up;(n)The process of getting rid of something or someone decisively.
Rehabilitate (v)To make over in good form;to restore to good condition or to a former position.
Repercussion (n)An effect or consequence of some action or event;an echo or reverberation.
Resolute (adj)Bold, determined;firm.
Retentive (adj)Able to hold or keep;retaining knowledge easily.
Scapegoat (n)a person or thing carrying the blame for others.
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