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Definition:
Redeem
To make up for wrongs by doing something that shows you are sorry and ready to do better.
Shabby
Describes something that is worn down and messy (not new or fresh)
Urge
1. Strongly encourage2. A strong desire or impulse
Rebuff
To refuse in a rude way, or criticize sharply
Barren
Producing no life (similar to "bare")
Activist
A person who works to change something for their community or society in general
Jeer
To make rude or mocking remarks in a loud voice
Morsel
A small piece or amount (often of food)
Treacherous
1. Very dangerous, difficult to deal with2. Not able to be trusted, involving betrayal
Mourn
1. To feel very sad and miss someone after they have died2. To feel very sad because something no longer exists
Timid
1. Overly fearful2. Lacking confidence
Cunning
Describes a person who is skillful at tricking others
Rage
Intense anger
Detect
1. To discover the existence or prescence of
Sleek
Smooth and glossy in look or speech
Origin
The point where something begins
Seize
To take hold of suddenly and forcibly
Rebellious
To fight against a set system
Eager
Intense desire for something, or to do something
Triumphant
Overcoming an opponent/obstacle
Intrinsic
Things that come naturally from within
Hassle
Something that is bothersome or annoying
Proposal
A suggestion, an offer
Astonished
Surprise or impress someone greatly
Gullible
Easily fooled or cheated
Dilemma
A situation involving a hard choice between two equal alternatives
Significant
Important, having meaning or value
Commemorate
To do something special in order to remember and honor an important event or personafrom the past
Headstrong
Determined to have one's own way, not willing to do what other people want
Theory
An idea or set of ideas that is intended to explain facts or events
Precautions
Things that are done to prevent possible harm or trouble in the future
Mitigate
To make more bearable or less severe
Temptation
Something you wish to have or do, even though you should not
Burden
Something that is difficult to deal with or carry
Havoc
Widespread destruction or damage
Essential
When something must be done, necessary
Arbitrary
Something that is choosen at random, not following a consistent rule
Accustom
Being the habit or custom of doing something, being used to something
Deceive
To trick or lie