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Vocab Chapter 11
exhibiting sorrow or pain
a facial expression of fear, disapproval, or pain
Vocab Chapter 11
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a facial expression of fear, disapproval, or pain
frowzy
effigy
balk
grimace
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exhibiting sorrow or pain
unctuous
affable
arduous
dolorous
3
a long, strongly expressed speech or lecture
harangue
libation
culmination
grandiloquent
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Until the Age of Industry, the United States was a(n) ________ nation.
argrarian
avid
extraneous
5
friendly; agreeable; easy to talk to
adamant
explicit
argrarian
affable
6
Maggie's ________ revealed her disgust as she dissected the frog during biology class.
harangue
grimace
epistle
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pompous or high-flown in speech
grandiloquent
impeccable
dolorous
formidable
8
Ted was awed when he saw the _______ skyscrapers that form the New York City skyline.
gargantuan
arduous
dolorous
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a flatterer; one who kisses up in order to gain favor
sycophant
epistle
extrovert
gadfly
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an irritating and persistant person
gadfly
grimace
argarian
demagogue
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clearly and openly stated; leaving nothing to the imagination
strident
explicit
avid
affable
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having to do with farms, farmers, or the use of land
dogmatic
affable
agrarian
omniscient
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arousing fear or awe
inscrutable
magnanimous
formidable
gargantuan
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enthusiastic; extremely interested
arduous
unctuous
affable
avid
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The _______ moviegoes knew the names of all but the most obscure actors.
dolorous
arduous
avid
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Through the tearful girl wanted simply to be left alone, the _____ pestered her until she revealed the source of her sad
dilettante
gadfly
epistle
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a letter or literary composition in letter form
epistle
harangue
libation
agrarian
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difficult; requiring much effort
impeccable
grandeloquent
meticulous
arduous
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of huge/extrordinary size and power
Arduous
Magnamimous
Gargantuan
Formidable
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absence of vanity; humbleness
lethargy
duplicity
temerity
humility