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The Crucible (Vocabulary)
Not open or direct; sly
To desire something belonging to another
The Crucible (Vocabulary)
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To desire something belonging to another
covet
reprieve
evade
adamant
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Not open or direct; sly
rude
subtle
vile
base
3
Undisturbed; calm
foul
unperturbed
immaculate
subtle
4
The act of repaying an injury or wrong
indictment
retaliation
ineptly
bargain
5
To escape or avoid
evade
covet
base
subtle
6
The practice of making accusations without proper regard for evidence.
f
Communism
McCarthyism
7
Unblemished; pure
immaculate
subservient
base
pretense
8
False show or appearance to deceive
vile
reprieve
adamant
pretense
9
Evil; foul; repulsive; degrading
mile
awhile
guile
vile
10
Incompetently; Clumsily
indictment
conciliatory
reprimand
ineptly
11
Red Scare
Fear of Shark Week
Nuclear warfare
Fear of Communism
Algae overgrowth
12
A play in which the main character suffers a downfall
nonfiction
tragedy
drama
comedy
13
Trying to gain the goodwill of others
reprieve
adamant
conciliatory
covet
14
Conversation between characters in a literary work
banter
dialogue
irony
stage directions
15
Useful in an inferior capacity; submissive
evade
pretense
subservient
reprimand
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A person of high status who possesses admirable qualities, but suffers a downfall
protagonist
buccaneer
tragic hero
euphemism
17
To correct sharply
reprimand
covet
guile
reprieve
18
A verbal argument or struggle; quarreling
indictment
contention
compromise
adamant
19
To endanger the reputation or interests of
contention
compromise
subservient
pretense
20
Completely firm and unyielding
vile
base
adamant
pretense
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A formal legal accusation
subtle
reprieve
indictment
conciliatory
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Postponement of a judicial sentence
reprieve
conciliatory
retaliation
annulment
23
Cunning; deceit; slyness
style
vile
mile
guile
24
The act of thinking long and seriously
contemplation
retaliation
conciliatory
indictment
25
The sequence of events in a literary work
Plot
Setting
Conflict
Characters
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A polite or more acceptable way of saying something that may be offensive otherwise
Euphemism
Shenanigans
Fable
Joke
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Morally low; dishonorable
vile
subtle
pretense
base