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The Great Gatsby Definitions

Vulnerable: open to assault

Definitions Criticizing: to find fault with

Definitions Advantages: A relatively favorable position; superiority of means

Definitions Reserved: formal or self- restrained

Definitions Consequence: the effect, result, or outcome

Definitions Privy: participating in the knowledge of something private

Definitions unsought: not desired

Definitions feigned: pretended

Definitions preoccupation: A state of being when one’s mind is on other thoughts

Definitions hostile: angry

Definitions levity: lightness of mind, character, or behavior

Definitions intimate: very private; closely personal

Definitions revelation: disclosure; act of revealing

Definitions quivering: to shake

Definitions plagiaristic: to pass off someone else’s thing as your own

Definitions marred: damaged or spoiled

Definitions suppressions: putting down by force

Definitions fundamental: basic

Definitions decencies: proper behavior

Definitions parceled: divide into portions

Definitions boasting: bragging

Definitions tolerance: putting up with ways that are different from one’s own

Definitions riotous: obnoxious; disorderly

Definitions excursions: short trip taken for pleasure; getaway

Definitions exempt: release; make free from

Definitions unaffected: simple; natural

Definitions scorn: look down upon; despise

Definitions intricate: complicated

Definitions responsiveness: a reaction of mind or body to something

Definitions flabby: soft; weak

Definitions impressionability: act of being easily influenced

Definitions dignified: having pride and self-respect

Definitions temperament: a person’s nature

Definitions abortive: unsuccessful; fruitless

Definitions sorrows: sadness; regret

Definitions elations: joy; extreme happiness