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Section 1 junctures 1 recumbent 1 morosely 4 droned 6 brusquely 8 pantomime 8 contemplated 8 imperiously 9 anguished 11 ID: 459085

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VOCABULARYSlide2

Section 1

junctures

(1

),

recumbent

(1

),

morosely

(4

),

droned

(6

),

brusquely

(8

),

pantomime

(8

),

contemplated

(8

),

imperiously

(9

),

anguished

(11

),

yammered

(16)Slide3

juncture

N.

A place where two or more things join

Slide4

recumbent

Adj.

Lying back or lying down; resting

Slide5

morosely

Adv.

In

a withdrawn or gloomy

way; sadly

, thoughtfullySlide6

drone

V.

To talk or say something in a boring voice, usually for a long time

Slide7

brusquely

Adv.

Abrupt, blunt, or curt in manner or speech (almost like being rude)

Slide8

pantomime

N.

Using gestures and expressions instead of speaking

Slide9

contemplate

V.

To

view or consider with continued

attention; to think deeply aboutSlide10

imperiously

Adv.

Done in an arrogant or domineering way

Slide11

anguished

Adj.

Feeling or expressing acute distress, suffering, or painSlide12

yammer

V.

To talk, chat, or chatter noisily and continuously Slide13

Sections 2-3

mollified, ominously, derogatory, plaintively, apprehensive, complacently, derision, receptive , subsided , entranced , reprehensible , bemused Slide14

mollified

Adj.

Soothed in temper, calmed

v.

appease the anger or anxiety of someoneSlide15

ominously

Adv.

In a menacing or threatening way; in a way that suggests bad things to comeSlide16

derogatory

Adj.

Meant to make a person or thing seem of little importance or valueSlide17

plaintively

Adv.

Expressing sorrow or suffering; in a mournful or melancholy way

Imagine that I’m making a tiny little sad sound….Slide18

apprehensive

Adj.

Worried that something bad will happen

Slide19

complacently

Adv.

With self-satisfaction or confidence, especially when a situation actually might be dangerousSlide20

derision

N

.

Contempt and mockery; feeling of dislike often shown by the use of insults

Slide21

receptive

Adj.

Ready and willing to accept something such as new ideas

Slide22

subside

V.

to become less active or intenseSlide23

entranced

adj.

being or appearing to be under a magic spell;

carried

away

in delight or wonderSlide24

reprehensible

adj.

highly unacceptable and deserving

criticismSlide25

bemused

adj.

dazed or overwhelmed by the thought of something; “lost in thought”Slide26

Sections 4-6

Scornful, contemptuously, indignation, dignity, consoled, confided, bewildered, mottled, retorted, belligerently, monotonous, quiveringSlide27

scornful

Adj.

Feeling or expressing great contempt or dislike for somebody or something

Slide28

contemptuously

adv.

Showing

a strong

dislike or utter lack of respect for somebody or somethingSlide29

indignation

n.

anger because something seems unfair or unreasonableSlide30

dignity

N.

A proper sense of pride and self-respect; seriousness or formality in somebody’s behavior and bearingSlide31

console

V.

To provide comfort

to somebody who is distressed or disappointedSlide32

confide

V.

To

entrust somebody with something such

as personal information,

a valuable

object,

or an important taskSlide33

bewildered

Adj.

Completely confused or puzzledSlide34

mottled

Adj.

Marked with an irregular pattern of patches or spots of different colorsSlide35

retort

V.

To say something sharp, angry, witty, or insulting in quick response to something somebody else has saidSlide36

belligerently

Adv.

With hostility or aggression, as though ready to start a fightSlide37

monotonous

Adj.

Uninteresting

or boring as a result of being repetitive and unvariedSlide38

quiver

V

.

To

shake rapidly with small movements