VOCAB. LIST #3.

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VOCAB. LIST #3

immortal—living forever; indestructible

pessimistic—feeling gloomy and hopeless; thinking the worst

barbaric—uncivilized; wild; crude

tragic—disastrous; bringing great harm and suffering

sulk—to mope around or pout

compassion—sympathy; pity; concern

mortal—a being that must eventually die; deadly; fatal

recoil—to draw back because of fear, surprise or disgust

optimistic—hopeful; looking on the bright side

vain—conceited; having a high opinion of oneself

gargantuan—huge; gigantic

hoodwink—to trick, confuse or deceive

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