| Term | Definition |
|---|
| boisterous | loud and unruly; rough |
| hospitable | welcoming guests with fondness and generosity; having an open and receptive mind |
| bankrupt | (adj) lacking in some quality; impoverished (v) to impoverish |
| fraudulent | deceitful; dishonest |
| impulsive | acting on a sudden desire or feeling |
| accessible | easy to approach, enter, obtain |
| dilapidated | falling to pieces; ruined by neglect |
| premiere | (adj) the first public performance; (v) to exhibit for the first time |
| riotous | like a riot; disorderly; disturbing the peace |
| transit | the act of passing or carrying through or across; a surveying instrument for measuring horizontal angles |
| acceptance | the act of accepting; approval; belief |
| grieve | to cause to feel sorrow; to mourn |
| immigrate | to enter and settle in a new country |
| intensity | degree of strength, force, or feeling; extreme brightness or concentration |
| exaggeration | an overstatement; the act of making something seem greater than it is |
| jubliation | a joyful celebration; gladness |
| thrive | to prosper; to succeed; to flourish; to grow vigorously |
| prosecute | to follow up or pursue something to a conclusion; to take legal action against |
| privilege | a special advantage or benefit granted to a person or group; a basic legal right; to grant a privilege to |
| circulate | to flow or move in a path that reutrns to the starting point; to spreade widely |
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