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“Flowers For Algernon” Vocabulary pgs. 198-223

“Flowers For Algernon” Vocabulary pgs. 198-223. “Flowers For Algernon” Vocabulary. Misled ( v .) led to believe something wrong. Tangible (adj.) capable of being felt, observed, or understood. Refute ( v .) prove wrong with evidence. Invariably (adv.) always

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“Flowers For Algernon” Vocabulary pgs. 198-223

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  1. “Flowers For Algernon”Vocabularypgs. 198-223

  2. “Flowers For Algernon” Vocabulary • Misled(v.) led to believe something wrong. • Tangible(adj.) capable of being felt, observed, or understood. • Refute(v.) prove wrong with evidence. • Invariably(adv.) always • Regression(n.) return to an earlier or less advanced condition. • Verified(v.) checked or tested for correctness; confirmed.

  3. “Flowers For Algernon” vocabulary continued… 7. Obscure(v.) hide 8. Deterioration(n. used as an adj.) worsening; decline 9. Hypothesis(n.) explanation or theory to be proved. 10. Introspective(adj.) looking inward; observing one’s own thoughts and feelings.

  4. “Flowers For Algernon” vocabulary continued… 11. Absurd(adj.) ridiculously unreasonable 12. Impair(v.) to weaken; damage 13. Proportional(adj.) having a constant relation in degree or number. 14. Sensation(n.) a state of great interest and excitement. 15. Specialization(n.) a focus on a particular area of study.

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