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This is Hayden H, Jack M, Thomas, Joe M, Jack D, Mitchell, Ryan, and Will Thomas' wiki page. Mrs. M** prolific- It was so vehement and prolific. Producing young or fruit freely. illustrious- Yes, an illustrious career.  Notably or brilliantly outstanding because of dignity or achievements or actions. Flippant- Not being serious This is no time to be not serious. envisaged- ...and he envisaged his heart seeping out of him and dropping pathetically on the ground.  to view or regard in a certain way Brunt- the main force of an attack or main point First it was Rudy who bore the brunt of suspicion. Auspicious- Favorable. Not the most favorable start. maniacal-affected with or suggestive of madness **The maniacal soccer player! grotesquerie-  something that is grotesque ...amid the grotesquerie of his relief.  machination- a scheming or crafty action or artful design intended to accomplish some usually evil end ** infuriate- to make furious **... it served only to infuriate Deutcher... affability-  to be pleasant and at ease in talking to others. With typical affability, Hans replied... innocuous- producing no injury ... a few weeks later, on a fairly innocuous road. consummate- complete in every detail ...a consummate exhibition of passionate shouting... jocular-  given to jesting **: **habitually jolly or jocund many jocular comments followed. admonish- to indicate duties or obligations to he admonished himself...**
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Brunt- the main force of an attack or main point **First it was Rudy who bore the main point of suspicion.** Immaculate- Very neat or clean **His hand writing is very neat sir.** Scuffing- Scraping **Feet scraping against the road.** Despondently- In a low spirited way **She often heard him and Mama discussing his lack of work or talking despondently about Hans going to see their son, only to discover that the young man had left his lodgings and was most likely on his way to war.** Flippant- Not being serious **This is no time to be not serious.** Cynicism- Believing that people do things for personal interest and not for the good of others **Mama placed the washing on the table and eagerly worked herself up to the appropriate level of madness and hate for other people.** Ferocity- Ferociousness **The old man simultaneously straightened and proceeded to swear with a ferociousness that can only be described as talent** Wordsmith- **A skilled user of words Rosa Hubermann looked like a skilled word user and a saint.** Auspicious- Favorable **Not the most favorable start.** Illustrious- Well known, respected, known for past achievements **The book thief had struck for the first time- the beginning of respected career.** Distraught- Disgruntled **She woke her up with the same distraught shake.** Gusto- Vigor **It was something he didn't want to feel, but nonetheless, he felt it with such vigor that it made him want to throw up.** Apprehension- Fear that something bad will happen **There was a great temptation to scatter the room, but fear of something bad is the strangest thing.** Prospect- The possibility of some future event occurring **As witnessed earlier, one of the benefits of walking through town was the possibility of finding things on the ground.** Lanky- Ungracefully thin and tall **A group of five boys, some lanky, a few short and lean, stood waiting. Thomas - good job of finishing this assignment. Mrs. M 5/5**
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