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Gatsby Ch. 1-3

Vocabulary for The Great Gatsby

QuestionAnswer
acute crucial or critical
complacent pleased with oneself; satisfied
conscientious meticulous; careful
contemptuous scornful; showing disrespect
corroborated to make certain; confirm
epigram a short, satirical poem
intimation a hint; suggestion
pessimist a person who anticipates the worst
reciprocal mutual; in return
superficial shallow; concerned about oneself
turbulant being in a state of agitation; disturbed
unobtrusively inconspicuous
vigil a period of watchful attention
transcendent going beyond; surpassing; exceeding
obscure uncertain; not clear
contiguous in close proximity without touching
anemic lacking power or vitality
jovially joyous; happy
indeterminate no clear; vague
apathetically without emotion
discreetly respecting privacy or maintaining silence
incessant continuing without interruption
initiative to take action
ambiguously having several meanings or interpretations
strident a screeching sound
cordials a strong, sweetened alcoholic beverage
permeate to pass through; penetrate
innuendo an indirect intimation about a person or thing
vehemently strongly emotional
impetuously great force; impulsive
vacuous purposeless; lacking intelligence
fraternal brotherly
malevolence ill will; malice or hatred
discordant disagreeable to the ear
apparition something remarkable or startling
poignant affecting or moving the emotions
Created by: amalizia
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