To Kill A Mockingbird Chapter 1-3
Terms
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- piety (n)
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religious obligations
religious devoted - repertoire (n)
- a stock of skills or works in an artistic field
- brethren (n)
- fellow members
- domicile (n)
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a place for residence;
house or home - vapid (adj)
- lacking or having lost life
- assuage (v)
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to make less severe;
to soothe, calm or mallify, - chattel (n)
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human slave
tangible property other than land, buildings, etc. - Malevolent (adj)
- wishing evil or harm to another
- taciturn (adj)
- inclined to silence
- condescend (v)
- to behave as if one is conscious of descending from a superior position, rank, or dignity.
- crimson (adj)
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deep purplish-read
blood read - immune (adj)
- protected from a disease or the like, as by inoculation
- onslaught (n)
- assault, or attack
- iniquity (n)
- gross INJUSTICE or wickedness
- contentious (adj)
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tending to argument or strif; quarrelsome
TENDING TO ARGUE - concession (n)
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the act of conceding or YIELDING
to give-up or to give-away - disapprobation (n)
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disapproval; condemnation
(laywer term)