American Lit-Week 5 Gatsby Ch 1

privy

• informed about something secret or not generally known
• showing pensive sadness
• a manner lacking seriousness
• give a false appearance of

feign

• give a false appearance of
• informed about something secret or not generally known
• a mild rebuke or criticism
• having or showing arrogant superiority

levity

• a manner lacking seriousness
• in a manner that is difficult to discern
• characterized by a firm belief in your opinions
• a mild rebuke or criticism

solemn

• characterized by a firm belief in your opinions
• having or showing arrogant superiority
• crushed by grief
• informed about something secret or not generally known

reproach

• a mild rebuke or criticism

• give a false appearance of

• easily irritated or annoyed

• showing pensive sadness

supercilious

• having or showing arrogant superiority

• easily irritated or annoyed

• give a false appearance of

• in a manner that is difficult to discern

fractious

• easily irritated or annoyed
• crushed by grief
• having or showing arrogant superiority
• a manner lacking seriousness

wistful

• showing pensive sadness
• characterized by a firm belief in your opinions
• in a manner that is difficult to discern
• crushed by grief

imperceptibly

• in a manner that is difficult to discern
• a mild rebuke or criticism
• informed about something secret or not generally known
• characterized by a firm belief in your opinions

desolate

• crushed by grief
• a manner lacking seriousness
• showing pensive sadness
• easily irritated or annoyed