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Gatsby Vocab 6-9
Gatsby Vocab 6-9
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Vocabulary words from The Great Gatsby
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Euphemism
inoffensive expression substituted for a harsh one
to lie or be at rest
impossible to see or understand
indescribable or incapable of being described
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Repose
impossible to see or understand
to lie or be at rest
though or desire based on an impulse
to confirm or substantiate
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Elocution
personally offensive act or word
raising a great commotion; disorderly
person's manner of speaking
to occur or happen
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Whim
to lie or be at rest
impossible to see or understand
thought or desire based on an impulse
person's manner of speaking
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Rancor
to confirm or substantiate
to avoid or escape; to evade
bitter resentment; hatred
impossible to see or understand
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Ineffable
raising a great commotion; noisy
bitter resentment; hatred
impossible to see or understand
to lie or be at rest
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Elude
indescribable or incapable of being expressed
more than required, excessive
to avoid or escape
happening by accident or chance
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Tumultuous
raising a great commotion ; noisy
happening by accident or chance; lucky
bitter resentment; hatred
not restrained by moral or ethical principles
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Stratum
more than required; excessive
showing irritation or gloomy silence
similar economic or social class
to avoid escape; to evade
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Ingratiate
to occur or happen
more than required
put oneself in the good graces of others
confirm or substantiate
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Fortuitous
to confirm or substantiate
more than required; excessive
happening by accident or chance; lucky
indescribably or incapable of being expressed
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Aesthetic
concerning the appreciation of beauty
to lie or be at rest
showing irritation or gloomy silence
person's manner of speaking
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Indiscernible
bitter resentment; hatred
more than required; excessive
indescribably or incapable of being expressed
raising a great commotion; noisy
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Sullen
happening by accident or chance
showing irritation or gloomy silence
tending to push forward or brash
impossible to see or understand
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Vicarious
felt as if one is taking part in another's experience
thought or desire based on impulse
concerning appreciation of beauty
person's manner of speaking
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Corroborate
indescribable or incapable of being expressed
to confirm or substantiate
tending to push forward or brash
person's manner of speaking
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Unscrupulous
similar economic or social class
not restrained by moral or ethical principles
more than required, excessive
bitter resentment or hatred
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Affront
personally offensive act or word
showing irritation or gloomy silence
tending to push forward or brash
similar economic or social class
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Transpire
to confirm or substantiate
to occur or happen
bitter resentment; hatred
tending to push forward or brash
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Superfluous
not restrained by moral or ethical principles
happening by accident or chance
inoffensive expression substituted for a harsh one
more than required; excessive
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Obtrusive
to avoid or escape
not restrained by moral principles; corrupt
tending to push forward or brash
happening by accident or chance