The Great Gatsby Ch. 6-9 Vocabulary

ingratiate

to win someone over with flattery

unprecedented

never done or known before; unmatched

inexhaustible

incapable of being used up or exhausted; limitless

clamorously

in a loud and or confused way

dejection

a state of sadness or low spirits; depression

amorphous

lacking a definite form or shape; vague.

commensurate

in proportion to something

obscurity

unknown or unimportant

eluded

to evade, in a skillful way

distortion

misleading count or impression of something