The Outsiders By: Jolene Theobald.

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The Outsiders By: Jolene Theobald

Editorial Definition: article in a periodical presenting the opinion of the publishers or editors. Sentence: The girl had an editorial due on Friday.

Hesitation Definition: a delay due to uncertainty of mind or fear Sentence: Caroline had hesitation when she was talking in front of the class.

Incredulous Definition: unbelieving Sentence: She had an incredulous smile.

Nonchalantly Definition: coolly unconcerned Sentence: The billionaire nonchalantly gave money to charity.

Rebellious Definition: defying, or resisting some established authority Sentence:

Reputation Definition: good name Sentence: Caitlan has a reputation for being on her phone.

Rivalry Definition: the action, position, or relation of a rival or rivals; Sentence: The two college’s had a rivalry.

Sarcasm Definition: harsh or bitter derision or irony Sentence: For some people sarcasm is the only way they talk.