The Diary of a Young Girl Vocabulary List #1 ELA.

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The Diary of a Young Girl Vocabulary List #1 ELA

ardent O (adjective) O intensely enthusiastic or devoted; zealous

superfluous O (adjective) O more than is needed

trivial O (adjective) O unimportant; insignificant

obstinate O (adjective) O stubborn

gaudy O (adjective) O bright and showy, but lacking in good taste

ration O (noun) O a fixed portion or share

ludicrous O (adjective) O so absurd, ridiculous as to cause or merit laughter

melancholy O (noun) O sadness or depression of spirits

Fascist O (noun) O one who practices Fascism

fate O (noun) O final outcome

modest O (adjective) O behaving in a way that is considered proper

optimism O (noun) O belief that good will ultimately overcome evil

persevere O (verb) O to continue in some course of action, in spite of difficulty

pious O (adjective) O having or showing religious devotion

pride O (noun) O respect for oneself

sacrifice O (noun) O to give up something valued for the sake of something having a more pressing claim

vile O (adjective) O degrading; low; mean

dejected O (adjective) O in low spirits; depressed

emancipation O (noun) O release from bondage

indifferent O (adjective) O having or showing no concern