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Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice. Vocabulary. Vocab Cards. Definition: Synonym/Antonym: Original Sentence: Visual Example:. Back. Front. Vocabulary Word Part of Speech. Vocab Cards Example. Definition: puzzled; confused Synonym/Antonym : bewildered, enlightened

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Pride and Prejudice

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  1. Pride and Prejudice Vocabulary

  2. Vocab Cards Definition: Synonym/Antonym: Original Sentence: Visual Example: Back Front Vocabulary Word Part of Speech

  3. Vocab Cards Example Definition: puzzled; confused Synonym/Antonym: bewildered, enlightened Original Sentence: He looked perplexed by the questions on the test. Visual Example: Back Front Perplexed Adj. (adjective)

  4. Chapters 1-12 • Archly: adv. brashly; mischievously • Censure: n. disapproval • Disconcerted: adj. thrown into confusion • Entail: v. to limit the inheritance of (property) to a specified line of heirs • Vexed: adj. irritated; annoyed

  5. Chapters 13-24 • Abominable: adj. deserving scorn; hateful • Condescend: v. to assume a superior manner • Dissemble: v. to hide; to disguise • Imprudent: adj. unwise • Incredulous: adj. unbelieving; skeptical • Lament: v. to express sorrow or regret • Pompous: adj. pretentious; overly dignified

  6. Chapters 25-38 • Affability: n. friendliness • Ardently: adv. passionately • Composure: n. calm state of mind • Discernment: n. perceptiveness • Indignation: n. anger at an injustice • Scruples: n. principles of right and wrong • Tumult: n. state of confusion or disorder

  7. Chapters 39-50 • Anguish: n. deep suffering or pain • Consolation: n. comfort; help for sorrow • Felicity: n. great happiness • Impetuous: adj. impulsive • Indolence: n. habit of laziness • Profligate: adj. recklessly wasteful; pleasure-seeking

  8. Chapters 51-61 • Alacrity: n. speed • Effusion: n. outpouring of words or feelings • Irrevocably: adv. in a manner impossible to reverse • Saucy: adj. teasingly or amusingly bold • Unabated: adj. maintaining full force

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