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Animal Farm Vocabulary Review

ensconced verb settled comfortably or snugly nestled

benevolent adjective doing or inclined to do good kindly, kindhearted, generous

cynical adjective believing that people are motivated only by selfishness skeptical, pessimistic

preeminent adjective superior to others, especially in a particular quality supreme, paramount, unequaled, unsurpassed, best, greatest

vivacious adjective lively animated, bubbly, spirited

expounded verb explained by setting forth in careful and often elaborate detail; defended an argument explained, described

disheartened adjective caused to lose spirit or morale discouraged, saddened, dismayed

implements noun tools or utensils forming part of equipment for work tools, devices, equipment, materials

obstinate adjective stubborn unyielding, inflexible, pigheaded, headstrong

cryptic adjective having a hidden, puzzling, or ambiguous meaning; mysterious puzzling, perplexing, mysterious, secret, hidden

indefatigable adjective tireless inexhaustible, persistent

maxim noun a saying of proverbial nature; a concisely expressed principle or rule of conduct; a statement of a general truth proverb, adage, motto

tractable adjective capable of being easily led, taught, or controlled manageable, controllable, trainable, teachable

irrepressible adjective uncontrollable unrestrainable

ignominious adjective shameful, dishonorable humiliating, disgraceful, disreputable

posthumously adverb occurring or continuing after one’s death post mortem, post-obituary

pretext noun false reason or motive given to hide the real one excuse, pretense

canvassing verb soliciting or requesting campaigning

sordid adjective not noble in character or quality vile, wicked, disreputable, filthy, dirty

reared verb brought up (a person); raised young raised, nurtured, developed, fostered

menacing verb making a show of intention to harm; threatening endangering, intimidating

reverent adjective worshipful, respectful esteemed, honored, regarded

tactics noun method of employing forces in combat; device for accomplishing an end methods, schemes, techniques, plans

procured verb got possession of; obtained by particular care and effort obtained, acquired, secured

abolished verb done away with completely eliminated, eradicated, terminated

intermediary noun one who acts as a go-between mediator, negotiator, arbitrator, middleman

commissions noun fees paid to an agent or employee for transacting a piece of business or performing a service percentages, fees, portions

compensated verb offset an error, defect, or undesired effect reimbursed, recompensed, counterbalanced

malignity noun persistent intense ill will or desire to harm others malice, evil, hostility, spite

capitulated verb gave up, surrendered, stopped resisting surrendered, yielded, succumbed

pervading verb becoming diffused throughout every part of permeating, spreading, penetrating, saturating

retribution noun punishment for wrongdoing retaliation, restitution, reprisal, punishment, penalty, revenge

censured verb found fault with and criticized as blameworthy reprimanded, condemned, criticized, scolded

impending adjective about to occur; hover threateningly approaching, coming, imminent, forthcoming

conciliatory adjective gaining (as goodwill) by pleasing acts peacemaking, reconciling, pacifying

unscathed adjective not injured unharmed, unhurt, untouched, intact

superannuated adjective too old or worn out for further work, service, or use obsolete, old, outdated, old-fashioned

complicity noun association or participation in or as if in a wrongful act partnership, collusion, collaboration, guilt

demeanor noun behavior toward others; outward manner conduct, behavior

taciturn adjective temperamentally disinclined to talk uncommunicative, anti-social, silent, reserved, quiet

incumbent adjective resting on, as a duty or obligation necessary, urgent, required, obligatory

malignant adjective evil in nature, influence, or effect destructive, spiteful, malevolent

totalitarianism system of government by one ruler or group

scapegoat one who bears blame for another’s mistakes

animalism qualities of being an animal; theory that humans are nothing more than animals

communism theory of shared property

utopia idealistic or perfect society

dictator one who has total ruling power or control

gullible easily cheated; deceived

purge cleanse, remove, or do away with

satire literary device used to ridicule and point out weaknesses for the purpose of effecting (causing) a change

opportunist one who takes advantage of chance for gain

nonaggression policy indicating no intention of attacking a foreign government or nation; policy of respecting individual rights

ideology set of beliefs about life; theory

cult system of religious worship or ritual; specific religious beliefs or theories

bourgeoisie middle class

proletariat working class of society

propaganda Any widespread promotion of particular ideas or practices, usually to further one’s own cause or to damage an opposing idea