1984, Part 1 Vocabulary

something reused or changed but still showing visible evidence of what was there before

very complicated, complex

to give honor or respect to someone or something

The ______ of the Parson children was almost savage as they pretended to shoot Winston.

Parsons considered himself to be a very _______ Party member, wholly devoted to Big Brother.

lacking spirit or liveliness

Life in Oceania had a ____ quality to it via the military music, parades, morning jerks (p.t.).

brought about by force

to take the place of a person or a thing

unending

Repairs in the Victory Mansion needed to be ___ by remote committees that took forever approve.

According to the Party's standards, intimate relations between a husband & wife were __.

Pens, pencils, paperweights, artwork: these things were considered _____ in Oceania.

a small detail that is not noticeable or obvious

out of the social norm, breaking with tradition

The apartments & hallways of the Victory Mansions seemed ____ & foul, smelling of old cabbage.

Syme was a _______ who obsessed over revisions to the Newspeak dictionary.

having many aspects

The citizens of Oceania were conditioned to _______________ their facial expressions.