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Mississippi Trial

Vocabulary Words for Mississippi Trial

Vocabulary WordDefinition
Sermon (N) a religious speech
Meander (V) to wander aimlessly
Dilapidated (Adj) broken down; deteriorated
Stifle (V) to suffocate, smother, or cut off
Rummaging (V) thorough but disorganized searching
Quiver (V) shake or tremble
Noble (Adj) having high moral character
Demise (N) death or downfall
Abode (N) place where one lives
Immaculate (Adj) spotless; super clean
Vital (Adj) necessary for life
Sulk (V) to be moody or silently annoyed
Gumption (N) clever initiative or resourcefulness
Glum (Adj) feeling sad or dejected
Brute (N) bully; violent person
Deplorable (Adj) very wretched; awful x 5
Indignation (N) anger over an injustice
Condone (V) to allow or overlook (especially bad behavior)
Fret (V) worry; become anxious
Subpoena (N) letter ordering a person to appear in court
Impartial (Adj) treating all involved equally; fair; neutral
Pertinent (Adj) relevant
Alleged (Adj) accused of something, but not yet proven
Humble (Adj) having a modest or low estimate of one’s own importance
Somber (Adj) dark; gloomy
Implicate (V) show someone to be involved in a wrongdoing
Torment (V) cause someone severe mental or physical suffering
Alibi (N) claim that one was elsewhere when a criminal act occurred
Skittish (Adj) jumpy; easily frightened
Lynch (V) to kill someone without a trial, often by hanging from a mob
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