Chapter 1 Vocabulary.

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Chapter 1 Vocabulary

Elaborate To explain in detail

Gamut The full or complete range of things

Vision A dream

Realization To make something real

Frustration A feeling arising when hindered in trying to reach a goal

Security Feeling safe and certain; no apprehension or anxiety

Discrimination Wrongful treatment of a person (or group) due to a bias or prejudice

Achievement Accomplishing something rewarding

Fanatic Someone excessively devoted to or enthusiastic about a cause or activity

Excess More of something than is necessary

Flaunt To exhibit something (an achievement or prize) a little too proudly

Prima donna An overly vain person

Integrity Free from corruption or vice; honesty

Humility A lack of false pride; feeling modest or unassuming

Intuition Instictive knowing; a feeling that something might happen; second sight

Impulsive Actions typified by a lack of planning or preparing

Procrastination Putting an assignment or task off until a later time

Compliant Easily persuaded or swayed; submissive

Rational Logical or sensible

Interchangeable Being able to change places or replace something else