| Term | Definition |
|---|
| induce | to provoke, to get something started |
| volition | a person's free will |
| candid | honest, not hiding anything |
| indicted | accused of a crime |
| discreet | maintaining privacy, not revealing anything |
| peeved | irritated |
| relent | to let up |
| remorse | regret, feeling badly about something |
| tacit | unspoken and unwritten but understood |
| tranquil | calm or quiet |
| roused | disturbed, woken up |
| wallow | to roll around, to lay around and linger in something |
| cynical | to believe people are not sincere |
| obscure | to hide |
| furtive | secretive |
| adamant | insistent, to hold a belief firmly |
| sordid | morally bad, disgusting, sleazy |
| squalid | extremely bad condition due to poverty |
| poverty | the condition of being very poor, having no money |
| queasy | sick feeling |
| communal | belonging to everyone |
| replenish | to refill or restock |
| brevity | shortness, briefness |
| recluse | a person who lives a private life away from society |
| compel | to force |
| purloin | to steal |
| purloined | stolen |
| gait | an animal's way of walking and moving |
| pester | bother |
| bland | boring due to lack of taste or detail |
| garish | bad appearance because of too much detail or bright color |
| astounded | completely surprised |
| elude | escape |
| competent | to have good skills at something |
| reprimand | a verbal or written punishment |
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