Secret of the Yellow Death Part 2 Words

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respectable

(thought to be good, proper, correct, of importance)

ex: He was a dignified, highly educated, bespectacled 67 year old who knew six languages.

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dignified

(adjective)

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to confront with boldness, courage;

to deal with or handle

ex: That was the risk, but all three doctors were prepared to face it.

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face

(verb)

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red

ex: Carroll looked awful. His face was flushed; his eyes were red.

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flushed

(adjective)

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message

ex: Finally, on August 25 a telegram arrived.

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telegram

(noun)

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unable to give proper attention to or concentrate on; unable to stay focused

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distracted
(adjective)

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a path; a line or route along which something travels or moves

ex: I am on the track of the real germ.

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track

(noun)

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accidental

ex: Each case of the disease in the new camp was deliberately caused by the team's own insect experiments and not by some chance infection or contamination.

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chance

(adjective)

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thinking highly

ex: When the young man finished, Reed was impressed.

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impressed

(adjective)