Great gatsby vocab chapter 3-5

Permeate – To spread through or fill.

Erroneous – Wrong or incorrect.

Vehement – Strongly emotional or intense.

Innuendo – An indirect or subtle hint, often negative or critical.

Impetuous – Acting without thinking; impulsive.

Vacuous – Empty or lacking ideas; mindless.

Provincial – Narrow-minded or unsophisticated.

Convivial – Sociable, cheerful, or festive.

Dissension – Strong disagreement or conflict.

Divergence – Moving or branching off in different directions.

Fluctuate – To change or vary constantly.

Punctilious – Paying close attention to details or proper behavior.

Somnambulate – To walk while asleep.

Juxtaposition – Placing things side by side for comparison or contrast.

Benediction – A blessing or prayer, often at the end of a ceremony.

Facade – The front of a building, especially the main side.

Defunct – No longer working or existing; dead.

Obstinate – Stubborn or unwilling to change.

Vestige – A small trace or hint of something that once existed.

Nebulous – Lacking clear shape or form.