| A | B |
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| appalled | adj. horrified; shocked |
| zeal | n. great enthusiasm; a devotion to a cause, an ideal, or a goal |
| ostentatiously | adv. with great show or exaggeration |
| wallow | v. to roll the body about, as an elephant in water or mud; to indulge in or to take great pleasure and delight in |
| inarticulate | adj. speechless; unable to speak effectively or understandably |
| oppression | n. the act of keeping someone down through harsh and unjust use of power; the feeling of being heavily weighed down, either mentally or physically |
| vile | adj. disgusting; hateful; unpleasant |
| conspicuous | adj. easy to notice; obvious |
| indignantly | adv. angrily aroused by something mean, unjust, or unworthy |
| disgruntled | adj. displeased and irritated disgruntle v. |
| jubilation | n. rejoicing; a celebration or expression of joy |
| pandemonium | n. wild confusion and noise; an uproar |
| foreboding | n. a feeling that something, especially bad or harmful, is about to happen |
| loathe | v. to hate; to dislike someone or something greatly |
| remorse | n. a bitter regret or guilt after having done wrong |
