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9 Cards in this Set
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Incensed |
page.84 adjective -anger.
Book= incensed by this man's proud composure.
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Reviled |
page.85 adjective -hated.
B=they were as reviled as the subject they traveled miles to cower. |
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Erroneous |
page.90 adjective -containing error;mistaken; incorrect; wrong.
B=wild and erroneous reports about students being beaten and bloodied had even made it to the airwaves. |
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Valiantly |
page.91 adverb -boldly courageous; brave, stout-hearted.
B=the city and state had tried valiantly to control the mob at central |
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Impunity |
page.91 noun -exemption: see.
B=cannot be flouted with impunity by any individual. |
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Precarious |
page.100 adjective -dangerous.
B=they were in a precarious position, for sure. |
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Demean |
page.100 verb -humiliated
B=and no matter how demeaned I felt, rears were out of the question. |
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Cathartic |
page.106 adjective -physic
B=for some, those sessions may have been cathartic. |
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Subsequent |
page.115 adjective -following.
B=parts of bombs were found in subsequent searches. |
