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6th - 8th Grade

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​Absurd

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​inconsistent with reason or accepted ideas, ridiculous

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​accommodate

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​adolescence

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​balk - to stop short refusing to move or act

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​egotism - conceit self- exaltation

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​bluntly - rudely or abruptly without tact

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​elocution - the art of public speaking

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​rudely or abruptly without tact

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​silhouette - shaded outline

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​unanimous - to completely agree

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​the art of public speaking

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​shaded outline

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​to stop short refusing to move or act

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​to completely agree

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​conceit self- exaltation

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​agonize- to struggle with or to worry intensely about a decision

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​ethical- morally right

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​gnarled - rough twisted knotted

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​imperial - to expose to danger

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​heirloom- possession handed down from generation to generation

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​stamina - endurance strength to continue

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​impetuous- acting quickly with little thought hasty

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​livid- enranged furious

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​mutilate - to cut off or remove a part of

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​semblance - similar outward appearance though ofter misleadeing

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​allegory- the representation of particular truths through characters and events within a story, picture, play, etc

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​diverse- varied from one another, differing

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​dreary- dull, bleak

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​exquisite- without flaw, delicate, and lovely

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​ominous- ill-omened, threatening

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​plod - to walk heavenly or laboriously

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​refer - to mention for the purpose of additional information

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​smolder - to burn with at a flame

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​submerge - to go beneath the surface

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​tedious - long and tiresome

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​allot- to give a portion of

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​coax- to persuade with soothing words

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​component - part, portion section

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​composure - settled state, calmness

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​consolation - comfort for sorrow or distress

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​cunning - cleverness or craftiness

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​epidemic - widespread outbreak of an illness

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​logic - valid or sound reasoning

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​perforate - to punch holes in

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​refuge - defense or settler from trouble or hardship

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​appraise - to estimate the worth

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​cower - to shrink back or tremble in fear

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​custodian - keeper, guardian, conservator

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​debris - ruins, rubbish

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​exuberant - overflowing with excitement, enthusiastic

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​frugal - thrifty, not wasteful

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​jubilant - rejoicing, exultant

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​maneuver - skillful movement

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​persuasion - the art of influencing a person toward a certain belief or action

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​propel - to move something in a particular direction

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​ample - more than enough

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​dilapidated - ruined, declared, in desreapir

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​manipulate - to control something skillfully

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​monotonous - unvarying, repetitious

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​monumental - massive, large-scale

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​reside - to live somewhere

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​shrill - sharp high-pitched, piercing

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​supplant - to disposses, uproot and replace

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​torrent - rushing flow, outpouring

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​virtue - moral excellence, righteouness

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​aggrieved - afflicted or distressed

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​deign - to do something one thinks is demeaning or humiliating

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​immaculate - spotless, perfectly clean

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​inimitable - unable to be imitated

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​liaison - on who works to aid communication between two or more groups

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​parley - a discussion of the terms of truce or other matters with the enemy

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​obeisance - a movement, such as a bow, expressing respect or homage

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​repertoire - the compilation of all the pieces that a performer is ready to perform

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​seine - a fishing net designed to hang vertically In the water

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​seismic - of or pertaining to an earthquake

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