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Mockingbird Vocab Ch. 7-11
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| aberration | something strange; a deviation from what is usual |
| accost | to address or speak to aggressively |
| ascertain | to determine or figure out |
| compensation | payment |
| deportment | behavior |
| lineament | facial feature |
| perpetrate | to commit (as a crime) |
| procure | to obtain |
| provocation | the act of annoying or disturbing |
| stalk | to pursue, to follow |
| abusive | nasty, harsh, and disrespectful |
| analogous | similar |
| dire | dreadful |
| fanatical | obsessive |
| guilelessness | the state of being very honest |
| inevitable | unavoidable |
| innate | inborn, inherent, natural |
| obstreperous | noisy, disorderly |
| uncompromising | stubborn, inflexible |
| unfathomable | mysterious, confusing |
| guile | deviousness, slyness |
| addict | a person who can't stop a behavior (usually a drug) |
| apoplectic | extremely angry, furious |
| cantankerous | grumpy, disagreeable |
| compassion | feeling of understanding, kindness |
| feeble | weak |
| inconspicuous | not obvious, unnoticeable |
| interdict | to prohibit (not be allowed to do something) |
| livid | extremely angry; discolored, bruised |
| melancholy | very sad, gloomy |
| palliation | comfort, something that relieves |
| propensity | a natural tendency, habit (predilection) |
| rectitude | moral correctness |
| tartly | sourly, in a sharp way |
| tirade | long, angry speech |
| umbrage | offense |
| wrathful | hateful, wanting revenge |
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