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25 Cards in this Set

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Aggravating

adj. to make worse or troublesome

Appalled

verb. shocked with horror

compassionate

adj. feeling/showing compassion,


sympathetic.

indifference

noun. lack of feeling towards something

insufferable

adj. difficult/impossible to endure

jubilation

noun. the act of rejoicing

loathe

verb. to dislike greatly

opression

noun. a feeling of being heavily weighed down

ostentatiously

adj. pretentious, showy, gaunt

outraged

verb. to cause/feel extreme anger

pent-up

adj. closely confined/held back

sustenance

noun. to survive, nourishing

tyranny

noun. government in which all power is in the hands of one ruler

vile

adj. morally bad

wallow

verb. to roll about in

apprehension

noun. a fear that something bad will happen

disgruntled

adj. unhappy, angry

foreboding

verb. to have a feeling that something bad is going to happen

forlorn

adj. feeling sad and lonely/hopeless

inarticulate

adj. not understandable as spoken words

ineffectually

adj. not producing the usual effect

intuition

noun. a feeling something will happen before it does

onslaught

noun. a violent attack

pandemonium

noun. a wild uproar

stealthily

adj. slow, secret in action