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| monotone | the act of saying a series of words without changing tone or pitch |
| postponement | the act of postponing or an instance of being postponed |
| monotonous | going on and on in the same tone, little or no change |
| companion | a person who goes along with or spends time with another |
| decisive | having the power to settle a question, dispute, or arguement |
| calculate | to find out by using mathematics |
| suburb | a district, town, etc. on the outskirts of a city |
| commuter | a person who travels daily by train, bus, car, etc. between home and work or school |
| urban | living in or having to do with cities or towns |
| tapestry | a heavy cloth with designs and pictures woven into it |
| urn | a vase with a flat base or pedestal used for keeping the ashes of a cremated body |
| sculptor | an artist who makes sculptures |
| sarcophagus | a stone coffin |
| curator | a person in charge of a museum, library, etc. |
| dismal | causing gloom or misery |
| stealthy | quiet or secret so as not to be seen or heard |
| sternly | harshly or strictly |
| vendor | a person who sells |
| authority | the right to give permission for something |
| humility | the condition of being humble, or not proud |
| stroll | to walk in a slow, easy way |
| solemn | serious or grave, very sincere |
| scowl | to give a look of displeasure |
| counterfeit | made an imitation of the real thing so as to fool and cheat people |
| dull | not having a sharp edge or point |
