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Vocabulary Review September 16, 2014

Defiance To be challenging, or bold, going against those in charge Noun

Mortified To feel ashamed, embarrassed Verb

Pang Sharp sudden pain, like a cramp or spasm Noun

Bewilderment The act of not understanding, or being confused

Unique Only one of its kind, different from others Adjective

Hostile Unfriendly, mean towards others Adjective

Cope To deal with, manage, or handle something difficult Verb

Alarm Fearful, something that makes you feel afraid Verb

Resent Dislike or hate something Verb

Anticipation The act of expecting or hoping for something Noun