a raisin in the sun

weariness

the state of being exhausted or very tired; lacking energy, strength, or freshness

graft

the acquisition of money or other benefits through illegal or dishonest means, such as bribery or the allocation of public funds to benefit private interest

overcome

to surmount, surpass, or prevail over obstacles; to successfully deal with a difficult situation

dissolve

to cause something to disperse and disappear; to disintegrate

meddle

to interfere in someone's private affairs; to become involved in other people's activities and concerns when one's involvement is not welcome.

furtively

done in a secretive way to avoid being noticed; slyly, stealthily, or surreptitiously

feeble

Lacking vigor or strength; physically weak or frail.

chauffeur

A person hired as a private driver; a person whose job is to drive people around in a car.

accomodate

to make room for; to provide with a place to stay or sleep

carriage

a person's bearing or habitual posture when standing or walking

exasperated

showing feelings of extreme irritation or annoyance

grudgingly

done in an unwilling or reluctant manner

vengeance

punishment inflicted in retaliation for a previous injury or offense; retribution or revenge

expectancy

to state of hoping or anticipating that something positive will happen; a feeling that something good is going to happen

dreary

so dull or bleak that it causes people to feel discouraged or depressed; gloomy, dismal, or cheerless

rigidity

unusually stiff, inflexible, or resistant to change.

flit

to move quickly from one interest, condition, or position to another

permeate

to spread or diffuse throughout every part of a person, place, or thing; to pervade or saturate something

respectable

adhering to middle-class standards of behavior, deemed appropriate or relatable to people with high social status

mechanically

done in a lifeless, impersonal, or robotic manner; done as if one were a machine, detached from one's mind or emotions