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Pride and Prejudice Vocab

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Discretion (n) Freedom of judgement or choice
Amend (v), Amends(n) Reparation or compensation for a loss, damage, injury
Amiable (adj) Good-natured, affable, friendly, sociable
Civil (adj) Not deficient in common courtesy; benevolent
Mortified (adj) Humiliated with shame, as by injury to pride or self-respect
Felicity (n) The state of being happy; bliss; good-fortune
Indignation (n) Strong displeasure at something unjust, offensive, insulting, or base; righteous anger
Propriety (n) Conformity to established standards of good/bad or proper manners; appropriateness to the purpose or circumstances
Vexation (n) Irritation; annoyance; a cause of annoyance; nuisance
Complaisance (n) The quality of being obliging; inclination to please; compliance
Impertinence (n) Unmannerly intrusion or presumption; irrelevance; inappropriateness, absurdity
Approbation (n) Approval; commendation
Deference (n) Respectful submission or yielding to the judgement, opinion, will, etc of another; respect
Reproof (n) Censure,rebuke, blame, criticism
Commendation (n) Praise, recommendation
Disdain (v,n) To look upon with contempt; to think unworthy of notice; scorn
Forbearance (n) self-control, endurance, refraining from something
Imprudent (adj) Lacking discretion; incautious; rash
Diffidence (n) Lacking in confidence; shyness; having a restrained or reserved manner
Lamentation (n) Expression of grief
Abhorrence (n) Feeling of extreme repugnance or aversion; abomination; something loathsome
Incredulous (adj) Disinclined to believe; skeptical; showing unbelief
Impropriety (n) Incorrectness; inappropriateness; erroneous or unsuitable expression
Fortnight (n) Two weeks; fourteen days
Created by: rcmpbllsoup29
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