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vulnerable:


adj.

susceptible to physical or emotional injury




ex: He was scared and vulnerable.



reserved:


n.

the keeping of one's feelings, thoughts, or affairs to oneself; self-restraint




ex: He is a reserved, almost taciturn man.



feigned:


tr. v.

to give a false appearance of feign sleep




ex: Her eyes widened with feigned shock.

levity:


n.

lightness of manner or speech, especially when inappropriate




ex: As an attempt to introduce a note of levity, the words were a disastrous flop.

plagiaristic:


adj.

copied and passed of as your own




ex: if you are caught with the act if plagiarism you will be expelled.

marred:


adj.

something that has been damaged, disfigured, or blemished




ex: No wrinkles marred her face.

perpetual:


adj.



counting without interruption; prolonged




ex: Deep caves in perpetual darkness.

bizarre:


adj.

out of the ordinary; odd




ex: Her bizarre dresses and outrageous hairdos.

acute:


adj.

keenly perceptive or discerning, extremely sharp or severe




ex: An acute housing shortage.

reproach:


tr. v.

to bring shame upon; disgrace




ex: Critics of the administration reproached the president for his failure to tackle the deficiency.

turbulence:


n.

a state of violent disturbance and disorder, wild or disruptive




ex: The plane shuddered as it entered some turbulence.

supercilious:


adj.

having or showing arrogant superiority, haughty; vain




ex: A supercilious lady's maid.

fractiousness:


n.

the trait of being disobedient and lacking discipline; unruly




ex: The fractious child would not listen to a word his mother said.

wistfully:


adv.

unfulfilled longing or yearning; pensively sad; melancholy




ex: The kitten gazed wistfully at the fruit.

vista:


n.

a distant view seen through an opening, as between rows of building/trees




ex: A vista of church spires.