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Chapter 9 Vocabulary

Detour Devating from the usual or more direct route

Challenge A task or problem

Ironic When the expected result is contrary to the actual result

Affliction Great struggling or suffering

Paraplegic The state of having the lower half of the body paralyzed

Debilitate To weaken

Orator A skillful or powerful public speaker

Serenity Being peaceful

Solution The answer to a problem

Median Being in the middle; as many above as below

Consideration Careful thought

Obligation Something that ties a person to a certain course of action, such as promise or vow; duty

Valedictorian The student in a graduating class with the highest rank

Ambition A strong desire to achieve a certain goal

Evidence An outward sign; indication

Obstacle An impediment to progress or achievement

Concentration Focused attention on a single object or task

Confront To oppose or challenge

Confident Certain of your own skills or capabilities

Progressive Making use of new ideas; broad-minded