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The Crucible - Vocabulary Words
The Crucible - Vocabulary Words
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15 Vocabulary words from The Crucible
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to support or help prove by providing information or evidence; back up; confirm; justify
conciliatory
corroborate
imperceptible
trepidation
2
the process of giving sworn evidence; testimony; evidence
anarchy
trial
deference
deposition
3
fear; anxiety; worry; alarm; apprehension; dismay
deference
trepidation
contentious
effrontery
4
conceal one's true motives, feelings, or beliefs; deceiving; disguise; pretend
contentious
dissembling
imperceptible
deference
5
intended or likely to pacify; appeasing; peacemaking; reconcile
deference
iniquity
conciliatory
contentious
6
humble submission and respect; obedience; compliance
subservient
effrontery
deference
iniquity
7
causing or likely to cause an argument; controversial; antagonistic
effrontery
conciliatory
corroborate
contentious
8
boldness; arrogance; nerve; audacity; disrespect; bad manners
contentious
effrontery
dissembling
subservient
9
a state of disorder due to absence or non-recognition of authority; absence of order
democracy
anarchy
theocracy
iniquity
10
to make (something, such as a problem) better, less painful
adamant
anarchy
ameliorate
trepidation
11
refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind; inflexible; rigid
adamant
ameliorate
effrontery
dissembling
12
perfectly clean; having no flaw or error; flawless; faultless
corroborate
imperceptible
deference
immaculate
13
hard to sense; faint; colorless; indistinguishable
deference
immaculate
impeccable
imperceptible
14
prepared to obey others unquestioningly; extremely compliant; submissive; inferior
deference
corroborate
subservient
iniquity
15
sin; evil; crime; abomination; immoral or grossly unfair behavior
contentious
trepidation
iniquity
anarchy
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Who is the author of
The Crucible
?
John Steinbeck
John Proctor
William Golding
Arthur Miller