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English Final Vocab

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sullenly
(adv) in a gloomy or resentful way
tersely
(adv) in an abrupt way, using few words
maliciously
(adv) in an intentionally harmful or spiteful manner
revulsion
(n) a very strong feeling of dislike or disgust
deteriorate
(v) to become worse or break down over time
servile
(adj) showing or having an excessive willingness to serve or please others
scornful
(adj) feeling or showing disgust and anger
malevolent
(adj) having or showing a desire to cause harm to another person
vile
(adj) very bad, unpleasant, repulsive
corrupt
(adj) having or showing a willingness to do something dishonest or illegal to gain money or power, dishonest or immoral
smugly
(adv) in a manner that shows a superior attitude
deliberation
(n) careful thought or discussion done in order to make a decision
ordeal
(n) a painful or horrific experience
resilient
(adj) able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions
exasperated
(adj) irritated, annoyed
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