To Kill A Mocking Bird

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ac•qui•es•cence

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to give in, to comply.

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ac•ri•mo•ni•ous

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caustic

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ar•id

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extremely dry

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ar•tic•u•late

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to speak distinctly;expressing oneself clearly.

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as•suage

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to ease, mitigate, to make less painful or burdensome, to calm

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aus•pi•cious

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favorable

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be•grudge

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to give reluctantly, to envy a possession or one's enjoyment.

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be•nev•o•lence

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kindness, generosity, charity.

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car•i•ca•ture

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a portrayal where features are distorted, a parody.

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com•pla•cent

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the state of being self-satisfied

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con•gen•i•tal

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existing at birth or dating from birth.

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cor•rob•o•rate

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confirmation

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dic•tum

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an authoritative statement, decree.

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di•min•u•tion

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diminishment, reduction

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dis•ap•pro•ba•tion

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disapproval; condemnation

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dom•i•cile

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home or residence, abode.

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drone

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speaking in a monotonous tone; a continuous low humming sound.

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ed•i•fi•y•ing

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instructing and improving spiritually or morally

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e•lu•ci•date

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to make clear, to explain

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e•nun•ci•ate

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to pronounce clearly

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fa•nat•ic•ism

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enthusiasm or zeal that is excessively irrational.

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for•mi•da•ble

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menacing, causing fear or awe

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frac•tious

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unruly

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fraud

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deceitful; portrayed as genuine but is really an imposter.

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friv•o•lous

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lacking in seriousness or importance.

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fur•tive

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secret in underhanded way, stealthy.

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guile•less

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without deceit.

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hone

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to sharpen, to make more intense, to make more effective.

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im•per•ti•nence

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insolently rude, not within the proper bounds of good taste or manner.

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im•pu•dent

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disrespectful, characterized by improper bold behavior.

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in•dig•e•nous

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native toa certain area.

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in•fal•li•ble

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incapable of error.

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in•gen•u•ity

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clever, inventiveness, resourcefulness.

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in•nate

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Existing from birth, inborn;

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in•or•di•nate

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exceeding reasonable limits, excessive.

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i•ras•ci•ble

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irritable, easily angered, cranky, cross

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la•ment

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to mourn express sorrow in a demonstrative manner.

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ma•lev•o•lence

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ill will or evil intentions.

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mel•an•chol•y

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depression of spirits.

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o•blique

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slanting,indirect,evasive,devious,misleading.

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ob•liv•i•on

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state of being forgotten.

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om•i•nous

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threatening

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pal•ette

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board on which a painter mixes paints.

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pal•li•ate

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to ease pain, guilt or intensity.

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pi•e•ty

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devotion and reverence to God.

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plac•id

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peaceful, calm.

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pre•di•lec•tion

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preference

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pro•fane

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showing contempt toward sacred things.

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pro•pel

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to drive or to push forward.

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pro•pen•si•ty

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preference, natural inclination

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pro•tru.sion

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something sticking out, to project,

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quaint

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unusal in character or appearance.

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rec•luse

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a person who lives in solitude, a hermit.

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rec•ti•tude

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state of moral integrity.

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rev•er•e

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to honor, to regard with respect.

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ru•di•ment

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an essential element or skill, also the early stages of development.

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sa•vor

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The taste or smell of something.

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se•rene

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calm, placid.

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sor•did

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filthy foul

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stealth•y

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acting in a secret and sneaky way--this is a negative term.