Building Vocabulary with To Kill a Mockingbird: Lessons on Success and Moral Integrity
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Enhance your vocabulary with potent words from "To Kill a Mockingbird." Learn the meanings of auspicious, quell, edify, accost, libel, afflict, ingenuous, degenerate, undulate, viscous, innate, obscure, resilient, and infallible. Discover the power of language in this critically acclaimed novel.
Building Vocabulary with To Kill a Mockingbird: Lessons on Success and Moral Integrity
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To Kill a Mockingbird Vocabulary #3
auspicious • favoring success
quell • extinguish; put down; quiet
edify • instruct; correct morally
accost • to confront boldly
libel • defamatory statement; act of writing something that smears a person’s character
afflict • to cause suffering
ingenuous • naïve and trusting; unsophisticated
degenerate • become worse; deteriorate
undulate • move with a wavelike motion
viscous • sticky; gluey
innate • inborn
obscure • make unclear
resilient • elastic; having the power of springing back
infallible • unerring; perfect