Booked Vocab (p. 1-83)

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Ironically

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In a manner that is contrary to what is expected or intended. Example: Tim claimed to be the fastest runner, but ironically, he finished last.

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Prone

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Having a tendency to suffer from something, often used in the context of being susceptible to a condition. Example: Jake was prone to forgetfulness.

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Chronic

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Describing a condition that is persistent and long-lasting. Example: Sarah experienced chronic headaches that affected her daily life.

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Colossal

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Extremely large or great in size, amount, or degree. Example: The storm brought a colossal amount of rain.

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Pursuit

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The act of striving to achieve or obtain something. Example: The pursuit of better grades often leads students to study late.

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Tyrant

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A ruler who wields absolute power in a cruel or oppressive way. Example: A tyrant often disregards the needs of the people.

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Definition of 'Chronic'

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A term used to describe a condition that is long-lasting and difficult to eradicate.

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Definition of 'Colossal'

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A term used to describe something that is extremely large or significant.

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Definition of 'Prone'

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A term used to describe a tendency or susceptibility to something.

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Definition of 'Pursuit'

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The act of chasing or striving for a goal or objective.