English Second Final
Terms
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- freak; deviation from normality
- aberration
- approach someone agressively
- accosted
- distant from social relations
- aloof
- narrow opening
- aperture
- ridiculous
- asinine
- relief of something unpleasant
- assuaged
- promised well for the future
- auspicious
- kind; charitable
- benevolent
- obscure; mysterious
- cryptic
- of devil; evil
- diabolical
- pronouncement; saying
- dictum
- of a church
- ecclesiastical
- enlightenment
- edification
- of high standling/status
- eminent
- shackle for ankles
- fetter
- erratic or changable
- fickle
- to beat somebody
- flogging
- difficult to deal with
- formidable
- cheap
- frugal
- make gestures
- gesticulate
- kill as sacrafice
- immolate
- innocent; unworldly
- ingenuous
- qualities a person was born with
- innate
- not restrainable
- irrepressible
- sadness, regret
- lamentation
- repulsive; hated
- loathsome
- harmful; evil
- malevolent
- saying; general rule
- maxim
- servant
- minion
- not changing; same
- monotonous
- melancholy
- morose
- unclear
- nebulous
- of the night
- nocturnal
- sentimental
- nostalgia
- stubborn adherance to a course of action
- obstinate
- calm
- placid
- causing sadness or pity
- poignant
- rest
- repose
- retaliation
- reprisal
- followers
- retinue
- daydream
- reverie
- hypocritical devotion esp. with religion
- sanctimonious
- calm indifference
- stoic
- untalkative
- taciturn
- go up and down; like waves
- undulate
- impossible to understand
- unfathomable
- noun or pronoun that a pronoun refers to or replaces
- antecedent
- 6 traits of writing
- Organization, sentence fluency, ideas, voice, word choice, conventions
- character whos personality doesn\'t change in the book
- static character
- character who undergoes important internal change
- dynamic character
- hardly any developement; lack of detail
- flat charater
- main character, developed over the course of the story
- round character
- The last float has driven out of sight. What is the auxiliary verb?
- has driven
- I will stay here. Auxiliary verb?
- will stay
- a joiner, a word that connects (conjoins) parts of a sentence.
- conjunction
- and, but, or, yet for, nor, so
- conjunctions
- The book is on the table. Preposition?
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