This set includes all of the tested "To Kill A Mockingbird" Vocab and also the list Mrs. Sims showed us in class that she sayed would also be expected to be known for the test but were not included in her personal quizlet set.
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| 181241511 | assuaged | to lessen or calm | |
| 181241512 | apothecary | an early form of pharmacist | |
| 181241513 | taciturn | almost always silent | |
| 181241514 | imprudent | not prudent or wise | |
| 181241515 | malevolent | evil intent | |
| 181241516 | predilection | a preferred way of doing something, preference | |
| 181241517 | piety | devotion to to religious duties and practices | |
| 181241518 | chattels | slaves | |
| 181241519 | seceded | to break away | |
| 181241520 | illicitly | unauthorized | |
| 181241521 | covey | group | |
| 181241522 | vexations | something that causes annoyance or problems | |
| 181241523 | sojourn | a brief visit | |
| 181241524 | Catawba worm | caterpillars that are highly prized by fishermen | |
| 181241525 | irked | to be annoyed | |
| 181241526 | contemptuous | to feel that someone or thing is beneath you | |
| 181241527 | diminutive | smaller than ordinary | |
| 181241528 | onslaught | a violent attack | |
| 181241529 | fractious | mean or cross | |
| 181241530 | begrudged | envy | |
| 181241531 | furor | frenzy, a sudden outburst (as of protest) | |
| 181241532 | auspicious | favorable | |
| 181241533 | ethical | adhering to virtuous, religion and moral principals | |
| 181241534 | quelling | quiet or pacify | |
| 181241535 | melancholy | sad or gloomy | |
| 181241536 | benign | kind and gentle | |
| 181241537 | tacit | expressed without words; implied | |
| 181241538 | cordiality | sincere affection and kindness | |
| 181241539 | placidly | calmly; quietly | |
| 181241540 | asinine | stupid, silly | |
| 181241541 | edification | education, instruction | |
| 181241542 | ensuing | something that comes immediately afterward | |
| 181241543 | prowess | superior ability or skill | |
| 181241544 | ramshackle | loose or rickety | |
| 181241545 | malignant | dangerous, evil | |
| 181241546 | waning | becoming less strong | |
| 181241547 | desolate | deserted | |
| 181241548 | perpetual | lasts forever | |
| 181241549 | cleaved | stuck | |
| 181241550 | vigil | to keep watch | |
| 181241551 | tarnished | corroded, discolored; discredited, disgraced | |
| 181241552 | palate | the roof of one's mouth | |
| 181241553 | meditative | thinking about it, reflect | |
| 181241554 | aberrations | moving away from something normal | |
| 181241555 | perpetuated | carried out, committed | |
| 181241556 | caricatures | a representation of someone with exaggerated features | |
| 181241557 | perplexity | state of being confused | |
| 181241558 | bade | to command; order; direct | |
| 181241559 | libel | harm someones reputation | |
| 181241560 | inordinately | too many, too great | |
| 181241561 | ingenuous | simple, innocent | |
| 181241562 | analogous | similar, comparable | |
| 181241563 | innate | natural part of something | |
| 181241564 | deportment | behavior | |
| 181241565 | impaired | damaged, weakened | |
| 181241566 | tarried | delayed | |
| 181241567 | invective | abusive terms, curses, insults, and/or cuss words | |
| 181241568 | redundant | more than is needed, desired, or required. needlessly repetitive | |
| 181241569 | duration | the length of time that something continues or lasts | |
| 181241570 | homage | reverence or respect | |
| 181241571 | nemesis | enemy | |
| 181241572 | stoic | showing indifference to pain | |
| 181241573 | veri | Truth | |
| 181241574 | motif | a design that consists of recurring shapes or colors. pattern | |
| 181241575 | laud | prasie or applaud | |
| 181241576 | deft | skillful | |
| 181241577 | inconspicuous | to not attract attention | |
| 181241578 | rudiments | principles, elements, subjects to be learned | |
| 181241579 | tartly | sharply | |
| 181241580 | mausoleum | a large burial chamber, usually above ground | |
| 181241581 | peril | danger | |
| 181241582 | vehemently | marked by intense force or emotion | |
| 181241583 | articulate | express or state clearly | |
| 181241584 | passé | old fashioned | |
| 181241585 | apoplectic | behaving as if on the verge of a stroke | |
| 181241586 | umbrage | offense | |
| 181241587 | interdict | prohibitation, restraint | |
| 181241588 | guff | foolish or brash talk | |
| 181241589 | viscous | sticky | |
| 181241590 | pious | reverant or dutiful | |
| 181241591 | boded | continued | |
| 181241592 | clad | dressed | |
| 181241593 | dispelled | driven away | |
| 181241594 | garish | tastelessly gaudy | |
| 181241595 | austere | of a stern or strict bearing or demeanor | |
| 181241596 | ethics | the principles of right and wrong that guide an individual in making decisions | |
| 181241597 | prerogative | a special right or privilege | |
| 181241598 | obliquely | indirectly | |
| 181241599 | myopic | unable to see distant objects clearly | |
| 181241600 | discreet | modesty and wise self-restraint | |
| 181241601 | inflection | how you say certain words - some louder than others | |
| 181241602 | taut | tightly stretched | |
| 181241603 | antagonize | to annoy or make angery | |
| 181241604 | manacles | handcuffs | |
| 181241605 | infallible | never wrong | |
| 181241606 | fortitude | courage | |
| 181241607 | succinct | brief, concise | |
| 181241608 | acquiescence | agreement | |
| 181241609 | futility | useless | |
| 181241610 | uncouth | describes someone with no manners | |
| 181241611 | encumbered | weighd down | |
| 181241612 | profane | not connected with religion | |
| 181241613 | formidable | impressive | |
| 181241614 | subpoena | written order for someone to appear in court to testify | |
| 181241615 | elucidate | to make clear | |
| 181241616 | eccentricities | odd behavior | |
| 181241617 | countenance | one's face | |
| 181241618 | amiable | friendly; good natured | |
| 181241619 | congenital | existing at birth | |
| 181241620 | acrimonious | bitter, sarcastic | |
| 181241621 | smugness | highly self-satisfied | |
| 181241622 | genially | in a friendly manner | |
| 181241623 | tenet | principle or belief generally believed to be true | |
| 181241624 | pilgrimage | a long walk | |
| 181241626 | tedious | boring, tiresome | |
| 181241628 | mollified | soothed; calmed | |
| 181241630 | evoked | called forth | |
| 181241632 | riled | to make agitated and angry | |
| 181241634 | exodus | to leave | |
| 181241636 | volition | someone's will. what they want to do | |
| 181241638 | expunge | remove completely | |
| 181241640 | candid | open and honest | |
| 181241642 | impudent | disrepectful; bold; sassy, rude | |
| 181241644 | indicted | formally accused; charged | |
| 181241646 | capital charge | a charge for a crime that is punishable by death | |
| 181241648 | unmitigated | out-and-out; absolute; without a doubt | |
| 181241650 | temerity | foolish or rash; boldness | |
| 181241652 | pauper | an extremely poor person | |
| 181241654 | acquit | clear of a charge; find not guilty | |
| 181241656 | indignant | angry at unfairness | |
| 181241658 | cynical | to belittle or make fun of someone | |
| 181241660 | feral | wild; savage | |
| 181241662 | heathen | unenlightened; without religion or morals | |
| 181241664 | ruefully | regretfully | |
| 181241666 | furtive | sneaky | |
| 181241668 | statute | a written law | |
| 181241670 | vehement | full of emotion and strong feeling | |
| 181241672 | infantile | childish | |
| 181241674 | squalid | miserable; wretched | |
| 181241676 | impertinence | disrespect | |
| 181241678 | devout | devoted to religion | |
| 181241681 | hypocrites | people who pretend to be something they are not, someone who acts in contradiction to stated belief | |
| 181241683 | veneer | attractive outer surface | |
| 181241685 | scowling | a facial expression caused by scrunching up one's fore head and brow | |
| 181241687 | recluse | someone who stays away from society | |
| 181241689 | notoriety | fame | |
| 181241691 | florid | very flowery in style; elegant | |
| 181241694 | carcass | body | |
| 181241696 | irascible | quickly aroused to anger | |
| 181241698 | pinioned | confined; held down | |
| 181241700 | staccato | distinct; sharp and crisp | |
| 181241702 | reprimand | scold | |
| 181241704 | wisteria | twinning woody vines with large clusters of flowers | |
| 181241706 | connived | secretly cooperated or agreed to | |
| 181241708 | prose | literary work thats not a drama or poetry | |
| 181241710 | mal | Root - bad, evil | |
| 181241712 | obstreperous | loud noisy | |
| 181241714 | diction | word choice | |
| 181241716 | connotations | the feelings that a word carries with it | |
| 181241717 | denotations | the dictionary definition of a word, the literal meaining of the word | |
| 181241719 | contemporary | modern | |
| 181241721 | con | Root - with, together | |
| 181241723 | latent | potentially existing but not presently evident or realized | |
| 181241725 | malaise | feeling of depression or unease | |
| 181241726 | frame of reference | Applying experiences to interpret | |
| 181241728 | denouement | the final outcome or resolution of a play or story | |
| 181241730 | advocate | to argue in favor of something | |
| 181241732 | unrequited | unreturned | |
| 181241734 | precocious | advanced beyond ones age | |
| 181241735 | irony | A contrast between expectation and reality | |
| 181241736 | juxtapose | side by side comparison | |
| 181241737 | ubiquitous | existing everywhere | |
| 181241738 | ellipses | three periods (...) indicating the omission of words in a thought or quotation | |
| 181241739 | literal language | you mean exactly what you say | |
| 181241740 | personification | giving human qualities to non-human things | |
| 181241741 | persona | social role of someone |
