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Reading 0305 S02

Reading 0305 S02 Chapter 13 & 14

QuestionAnswer
congenial friendly Agreeabl or pleasant in character; sociable
flippant Rude. Disrespectful and not serious enough
impasse A deadlock. A situation with no way out; dead end
perception A view. Insight or understanding gained through observation; impression
prompt To allow. To urge into action; motivate
prone A tending. Having a tendency; inclined (to do something)
rapport A personal connection. Relationship, especially one that is close, trusting, or sympathetic
rationale An explanation. The underlying reasons for something; logical basis
relentless Nonstop. Persistent; continuous
relentless Nonstop. Persistent; continuous
reprisal Revenge. The paying back of one injury or bad deed with another
averse opposed. Having a feeling of dislike or distaste for something
detract To take away. To lessen what is admirable or worthwhile about something
disdain Disrespect. An attitude or feeling of contempt; scorn
divulge To tell. To reveal; make known
elation Happiness. A feeling of great joy or pride
endow To equip. To provide with a talent or quality
expulsion Being forced out. The act or condition of being to leave
mortify To shame. To humiliate or embarrass
Nullify To cancel. To make legally ineffective; cancel
ominous Threatening. Threatening harm or evil; menacing
Created by: Group12011
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