Chapters 1-10 Vocabulary Words

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Chapters 1-10 Vocabulary Words The Tale of Despereaux Chapters 1-10 Vocabulary Words

diplomat A person whose job it is to keep relations with other countries .

an opinion or conclusion based on incomplete facts or information speculation an opinion or conclusion based on incomplete facts or information

indignant annoying

behave in an acceptable manner conform behave in an acceptable manner

court of justice to make a decision tribunal court of justice to make a decision

staccato rapid short notes

spend time with someone who is undesirable consorts spend time with someone who is undesirable

enthusiastic and passionate fervent enthusiastic and passionate

an order or court ruling decree an order or court ruling

to be sorry or recognize the wrong in something repent to be sorry or recognize the wrong in something