WORD FORM

feudal society: a social system in which land is owned by nobles and worked by peasants in exchange for protection and services

non-attendance: the act of not being present at an event, class, meeting, or activity

impersonation: the act of pretending to be another person, often to entertain, deceive, or imitate them

traffic-free: free from vehicle traffic; having no cars or other vehicles present

nondescript: lacking distinctive or interesting features; ordinary and difficult to describe

bittersweet: involving both happiness and sadness at the same time

citified: having the manners, appearance, or characteristics associated with city life

self-evidently: in a way that is obvious and requires no further explanation or proof

uneventful: lacking significant, exciting, or unusual events

officiate: to perform the duties of an official, especially at a ceremony, event, or sporting contest

invalidate: to make something no longer valid, effective, or legally acceptable

correspondence: communication through letters, emails, or messages; also, a similarity or connection between things

mystification: a state of confusion caused by something difficult to understand or explain

disheartened: discouraged, disappointed, or lacking confidence because of difficulties or setbacks

unsatisfactory: not meeting expectations, requirements, or standards

to stare death in the face: to be in a situation where death or great danger seems very close and unavoidable

attitudinal: relating to a person's attitudes, opinions, feelings, or way of thinking about something