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“On the Bridge” By Todd Strasser

“On the Bridge” By Todd Strasser. Vocabulary. fraud. “Seth had decided to wear it anyway, but he felt like a fraud.”. Deceit; trickery; imposter. Noun. authentically. “On the other hand, Adam’s leather jacket looked authentically old and worn.”. Not false or copied; genuine; real. Adverb.

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“On the Bridge” By Todd Strasser

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  1. “On the Bridge”By Todd Strasser Vocabulary

  2. fraud • “Seth had decided to wear it anyway, but he felt like a fraud.” Deceit; trickery; imposter. Noun

  3. authentically • “On the other hand, Adam’s leather jacket looked authentically old and worn.” Not false or copied; genuine; real. Adverb

  4. pliant • “The right sleeve was ripped and the leather was creased and pliant.” Easily bendable or flexible. Adjective

  5. abutments • “Its heavy stone abutments stood close to the cars that sped past on the highway beneath it.” A structure that supports and arch or beam. Noun

  6. sly • “Adam glanced at him with a sly smile.” Secretive; mischievous. Adjective

  7. awestruck • “Seth was awestruck.” Filled with wonder or admiration. Adjective

  8. smirked • “Seth smirked. It figured. It was just his luck to be born without the touch that made truckers blow their horns.” To smile in a stuck-up or offensive way. Verb

  9. momentarily • “Her car swerved momentarily.” For a brief moment. Adverb

  10. spasm • “Seth could feel a spasm in his chest as his lungs cried for air.” A sudden, involuntary muscle contraction. Noun

  11. clamped • “But he clamped his mouth closed.” To close tightly shut. Verb

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