To Kill A Mockingbird

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assuaged

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Make an unpleasant feeling less intense

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malevolent

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(adj.) - Having or showing a wish to do evil to others

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repertoire

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(n.) - a stock of plays, dances, or pieces that a company or a performer knows or is prepared to perform

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vapid

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(adj.) - offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging

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Taciturn

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reserved or uncommunicative in speech

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Nebulous

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(adj.) - unclear

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Condescended

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(v.) - show feelings of superiority

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entailment

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(v.) - legal matter involving the inheritance of land

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sojourn

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(.n) - a temporary stay

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vexations

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(n.) - the state of being annoyed, frustrated or worried

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amiable

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(adj.) - having or displaying a friendly or pleasant manner

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contemptuous

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(adj.) - showing contempt, scornful

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contentious

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(adj.) - causing or likely to cause an argument-

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erratic

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(adj.) - not even or regular in pattern or movement, unpredictable-

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fractious

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(adj.) - irritable and quarrelsome

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auspicious

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conducive to success; favorable

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melancholy

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(adj.) - a feeling of pensive sadness, typically with no obvious cause

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quelling

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(v.) - put an end to a rebellion or disorder typically by using force

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benevolence

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(n.) - desire to do good to others

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morbid

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(adj.) - characterized by or appealing to an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and unpleasant subjects

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tacit

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(adj.) - understood or implied without being stated

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benign

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(adj.) - gentle; kindly

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aberration

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(n.) - a departure from what is normal, usual or expected, typically one that is unwelcome

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evasion

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(n.) - the action of evading something; to avoid

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invective

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(n.) - insulting, abusive, or highly critical language

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obstreperous

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(adj.) - noisy and difficult to control

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provocation

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(n.) - action or speech that makes someone annoyed or angry, especially deliberately

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wary

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(adj.) - feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems

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attributes

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(n.) - a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something

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peril

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(n.) - serious and immediate danger

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vehemently

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(adj.) - anger; violent-

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philippic

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(n.) - a fiery speech that is delivered to condemn a particular person

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propensities

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(n.) - a natural tendency to behave in a particular way

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rectitude

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rectitude

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umbrage-

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(n) offense; annoyance; displeasure

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austere-

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(adj) severe in manner or appearance; uncompromising

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frivolous-

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(adj) not having any serious purpose or value. silly

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garish-

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(adj) obtrusively bright and showy

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haughty-

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(adj) arrogantly superior and disdainful

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prerogative-

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(n) a right or privilege exclusive to a particular individual or class

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infallible-

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(adj) incapable of making mistakes or being wrong

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taut-

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(adj) stretched or pulled tight-

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acquiescence-

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(n) the reluctant acceptance of something without protest; agreement

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futility-

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(n) pointlessness or uselessness

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succinct-

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(adj) briefly and clearly expressed

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uncouth-

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(adj) lacking good manners-

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venerable-

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(adj) accorded a great deal of respec

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eccentricities-

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(n) the quality of being eccentric

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Eccentric-

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of a person or their behavior) unconventional and slightly strange

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elucidate-

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(v) to make clear

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formidable

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(adj) inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large

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acrimonious-

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(adj) angry and bitter-

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sullen-

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(adj) bad-tempered; gloomy

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tenet-

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(n) a principle or belief

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perpetual-

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(adj) never ending or changing-

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candid-

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(adj) truthful and straightforward

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volition-

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(n) the faculty or power of using one's wil

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impudent-

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(adj) not showing due respect for another person

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caliber

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the quality of someone's character-

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temerity-

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(n) excessive confidence or boldness-

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unmitigated-

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(adj) absolute; not lessened or softened

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ruefully-

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(adj) causing sorrow or pity

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furtive-

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(adj) taken done used

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statute-

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(n) Rule or law

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impertinence-

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(n) unmannerly intrusion

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squalor-

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filth miser

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irascible-

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(adj) easily provoked

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reprimand-

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(n) a scolding

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connived-

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(v) to cooperate secretly