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Animal Farm Vocabulary

1-5 Ensconced Benevolent Cynical Preeminent Vivacious Lively Believing that most people are motivated by selfishness; sarcastic Benevolent Cynical Superior to others in some way Preeminent Vivacious Settled comfortably Doing good; charitable

1-5 Ensconced Benevolent Cynical Preeminent Vivacious Lively Believing that most people are motivated by selfishness; sarcastic Benevolent Cynical Superior to others in some way Preeminent Vivacious Settled comfortably Doing good; charitable

6-10 Obstinate A statement of general truth Cryptic Stubborn Indefatigable Having a hidden or puzzling meaning Maxim Tractable Cannot be tired out Easily managed

6-10 Obstinate Easily managed Cryptic A statement of general truth Indefatigable Stubborn Maxim Having a hidden or puzzling meaning Tractable Cannot be tired out

11-15 Irrepressible Shameful Ignominious A false reason or excuse Posthumously Not noble in character Pretext Sordid Occurring after one’s death Cannot be controlled

Irrepressible Shameful Ignominious A false reason or excuse Posthumously Not noble in character Pretext Sordid Occurring after one’s death Cannot be controlled

16-20 Intermediary Malignity Capitulated Categorically Retribution One who acts as a go- between Malignity Punishment for wrongdoing Capitulated Categorically Without qualifications or conditions Retribution Gave up Ill will or desire to harm others

Intermediary Malignity Capitulated Categorically Retribution One who acts as a go- between Malignity Punishment for wrongdoing Capitulated Categorically Without qualifications or conditions Retribution Gave up Ill will or desire to harm others

21-25 Machinations Resting on, as a duty Censured Artful or secret schemes Conciliatory Condemned as wrong Superannuated Incumbent Too old or worn out to work; obsolete Tending to soothe or make friendly

Machinations Resting on, as a duty Censured Artful or secret schemes Conciliatory Condemned as wrong Superannuated Too old or worn out to work; obsolete Incumbent Tending to soothe or make friendly