Speak Vocab Marking Period 2

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Speak Vocab Marking Period 2 Demure (adj): shy, modest, coy Dormant (adj): inactive; lying asleep; not erupting Drone (n): a remote control mechanism Refurbished (v): to make clean, bright, or fresh again; renovate Retreat (v): to withdraw or go back Revolutionary (adj): support for radical change or innovation Sensibilities (n): emotions or feelings Subjectivity (n): decisions based on personal feelings rather than facts Xenophobic (adj): unreasonable fear or hatred of foreigners Abysmal (adj): wretched to the point of despair; immeasurably bad