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advantage anything that is in one's favor or benefit. something helpful or useful for someone.
affirmation positive statement; assertion; agreement,something declared to be true
aloof To be distant or not friendly. Remote in manner. Unwilling to become involved with other people or events.
amiably in a cheerful, friendly way, generally agreeable, good natured, obliging
austere stern, strict, harsh, forbidding, plain, undecorated
cacophony A loud harsh or strident noise. jarring. unpleasant sound. Loud confusing disagreeable sounds.
cerebral having to do with the brain or with the cerebrum,an intellectual person, Involving intelligence
chattel An item of personal, movable property; (most often used to refer to slaves or animals.)
connoisseur An expert able to appreciate/ judge the quality of something; especially in matters of art, food, or style .
convince make someone agree, understand, or realize the truth. Talk someone into believing or doing something.
dialogue A conversation between two people.
disadvantage unfavorable condition; a condition that makes something harder, something that hurts your chances to succeed, or makes something less good for you.
drama a serious story which involves emotion or suspense. Often a play or TV show.
emphasis special importance or attention given to something to make it stand out
exaggerated to overstate; make greater than it is, To enlarge or distort beyond reality.
exclude To not include; to leave out or keep out; to not allow someone to do something
expunge Remove by erasing, crossing out, delete or eliminate.
exuberance full of joy and high spirits. energetic happiness
hostile unfriendly in feeling, action, appearance, etc. warlike, aggressive
incongruous not appropriate, unsuited to the surroundings; not fitting in, out of place/ wrong for the time or situation.
lament to express grief or sorrow; to mourn; to regret
maliciously In a mean or spiteful way. With ill will; in a spiteful manner. Intentionally done to hurt or for an evil purpose.
motivation The reason that explains or partially explains a character's thoughts, feelings, actions, or behavior. an inner drive, need, or impulse that causes a person to act
oblivious not aware of something, especially what is happening around you. Ignoring or not paying attention to. Ignoring or not paying attention to.
organization A group of people joined together for a specific reason.
pantomimes Use bodily movements or facial expressions, instead of speech, to tell a story or give information.
quizzical showing or suggesting puzzlement; perplexed, odd, comical, uncertain, questioning, surprized and amused while questioning.
react to act or behave because of something. a response to something someone has said or done.
reaction what happens as a result of or in response to something
Created by: Ms.Erwin
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