The Outsiders Vocabulary
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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CLAMMY
- Definition: unpleasantly moist,cold and sticky.
- Sentence: The rain outside is clammy I didn't like it.
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SAGELY
- Definition: In a wise,cleaver manner.
- Sentence: Nelson had no choice but to sit there, nodding sagely.
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ROGUISHLY
- Definition: A person who is not honest; a rascal
- Sentence: The man was roguishly so he had to go to jail.
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INCREDULOUS
- Definition: unwilling to believe
- She was incredulous that any living thing could be so wobbly.
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NONCHALANTLY
- Definition: casual: not worried;unconcerned
- Sentence:His heart pounded in his chest, and he tried to look nonchalant.
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STALKED
- Definition: to follow someone quietly and carefully in order to caught it.
- Sentence: The boy stalked the little dog at the park yesterday.
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GALLANTLY
- Definition: In a polite or courtly manner.
- Sentence: The girl was gallantly at the table.
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CONTEMPTUOUSLY
- Definition: show lack of respect or concern;disdainful.
- Sentence: The father was contemptuously about his son in the hospital.
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DEFIANCE
- Definition: the act of defying or opposing a powerful person or thing.
- Sentence: He shouted defiance at the enemy.
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RUEFULLY
- Definition: to feel sorrow or remorse
- Sentence: He felt ruefully about his test.
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