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Mrs Hull vocab - 1

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characterized by a sensitivity to beauty in art and taste aesthetic
customary, conforming to established practices conventional
to make less severe or harsh; to moderate; to lessen; to relieve mitigate
practical; realistic; down to earth pragmatic
Characterized by unselfish concern for others; not egotistical altruistic
timid, lacking self-confidence; shy and reserved, especially in social gatherings; self-effacing diffident
open and honest; candid frank
to show great respect for a person, idea, or symbol; to venerate revere
gradual and therefore not obvious subtle
reluctant to publicly discuss one's thoughts, feelings, and personal affairs; restrained and reserved in style; not outspoken reticent
characterized by an extreme contrast or polar opposites antithetical
perceiving the significance of events before they occur; showing foresight prescient
a bittersweet longing for something in the past nostalgia
to trap or captivate someone, either with deception or irresistible charm beguile
menacing and threatening; foreshadowing ill-fortune ominous
brief and to the point; concise succinct
demonstrating keen insight and good judgment; able to distinguish good from bad discerning
to give a false impression; to misrepresent belie
a deviation from a common pattern; a departure from the norm; something that is atypical and thus aberrant anomaly
an order or command that does not allow discussion or refusal; an arbitrary order peremptory
She has an _________________, or taste, for frilly and girly things. aestheic
It is ________________ to go to college after high school. conventional
The air bags _________________ the amount of harm done to the person in the car wreck. mitigate
The girl is very __________________, or practical. pragmatic
The _______________ girl gave her jacket to someone else when it was cold outside. altruistic
The ____________ girl stood to the side most of the party. diffident
The _________________ girl told her friend that she thought the dress made her look fat. frank
Most Catholic people ___________, or look up to, the Pope. revere
When the Grand Canyon formed, it was very ________________, or not noticeable. subtle
She was _____________ because she did not like to talk about her personal life. reticient
The two girls are _______________ because one likes girly, pink things, but the other likes all black things. antithetical
She could tell that it would be good before she opened the letter. She is _______________. prescient
I feel _________________ when I see pictures of my old friends because we don't talk much anymore. nostaglic
The mermaids in the story ______________ the sailors through their beauty. beguile
The ____________ clouds suggested that there would be a storm. ominous
Coach Hodges made a ______________, or short, announcement saying that there would be no concessions at recess. succient
The _____________ person could tell which dish was better even though they were both amazing. discerning
Ted tried to __________ that he was a lazy worker by showing up early to work. belie
All of the shells on the beach were white except for one. It was an ______________. anomaly
The captain gave a _______________ that none of the other sailors questioned. peremptory
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