english 9 vocab

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Palpable

Adj. readily seen or heard: touchable

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Indolent

Adj. lazily: slothfully

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Opaque

Adj. not letting light through: not clear or lucid: dense, stupid

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Amenities

Noun. Convenient features that helps to make life pleasant; social courtesies

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Debacle

Noun. A great disaster or complete failure; fiasco

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Droll

Adj. having a humorous quality, amusing in an unusual way.

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Reprimands

Noun. Severe or formal scolding.

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Paraphernalia

Noun. Accessories or additional items

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Petulant

Adj. childishly sulky or bad tempered

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Retaliate

Verb, to get revengen;get even

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Stark

Adj, complete or utter; extreme

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Jaunt

Noun. A short journey for pleasure or enjoyment.

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Insufferable

Adj. impossible to bear; inalterable.

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Contemplate

Verb. To think about or consider carefully; to ponder

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Sullenly

Adv. resentfully; gloomy

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Infalilbility

Noun. Inability to make a mistate; flawless

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Precariously

Adv. unsteadily; insecurely

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Morose

Adj. having a gloomy or sullen manner; not friendly or sociable.

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Imperious

Adj over boring arrogant ; seeking to dominate; pressing, compelling

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Dejected

Adj downcast or said; depressed, dispirited

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Mollify

Verb to calm or make less severe.

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Pugnacious

Adj. quarrelsome, fond of fighting

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Ominous

Adj. unfavorable, threatening, of bad omen

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Derision

Noun, ridicule, mockery

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Subside

Verb. Become less intense, violent, or severe

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Aloof

Adj. not Friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant

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Fawning

Adj. gaining the favor of another by acting overly kind or by using flattery

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Dispirtied

Adj; dejected; discouraged; gloomy.

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