| Term | Definition |
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peril |
danger, risky |
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persevere |
persistent to overcome obstacles |
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placid |
calm, peaceful, undisturbed |
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ramshackle |
likely to fall apart, rickety |
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recluse |
aloof, shut away from everyone else |
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rectitude |
moral righteousness |
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remorse |
regret for wrongdoing |
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reprimand |
to yell at for doing something wrong |
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ruefully |
expressing sorrow, regret, or pity |
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seceded |
withdrew from something |
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sojourn |
temporarily reside |
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squalor |
miserable, filthy condition |
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subtle |
slight enough to be arely noticable; sly |
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succinct |
concise, clear, terse |
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sundry |
various, diverse |
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tacit |
implied |
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taciturn |
inclined to silence |
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tactful |
to be able to consider others feelings not to offend them |
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tedious |
long and tiresome, monotonous |
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temerity |
reckless, bold |
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tirade |
long bitter outburst |
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tranquil |
peaceful, serene |
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turbulent |
violently disturbed or confused |
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umbrage |
to take offense; shadow/shade |
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uncouth |
strange; clumsy and akward |
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vehement |
extreme intensity of emotion; a violent, great force |
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veneer |
thin layer of wood glued to make ply wood; a superficial facade |
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venerable |
worthy of respect |
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vexations |
annoyances |
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wary |
cautious |
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wrath |
vengence, violence, payback |
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wryly |
bitterly ironic, abnormally bent |