University:
Bradley University
Course:
PSY 101 | Principles of Psychology
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2024
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221

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17
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Angelica Rose

Chapters 1-4 Vocabulary  cause to be interested or curious  Sentence - He was intrigued by ancient mysteries.  laugh at and/or make rude and mocking remarks  Sentence - They jeered at him because of the out dated suit he wore to the party last night.  capable of being perceived – so intense as to seem to be tangible  Sentence – She experienced a palpable sense of loss when hearing about the tragic accident.  deeply agitated especially from emotion  Sentence – Dad was very distraught over the loss of his job.  influence or to get by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering  Sentence – The woman wheedled her way into getting a brand new piece of jewelry from her boyfriend.  expressing compassion or friendly fellow feelings  Sentence - “Oh, no,” Mother murmured sympathetically. “I know how sad that must make you feel.”  Very intense  Sentence – She was filled with overwhelming feelings of frustration as she realized how much more work she had to complete.  mentally upset over possible misfortune or danger, etc.  Sentence – The children were apprehensive to walk into the creepy, dark house.  Verbal punishment  Sentence behavior. – He was chastised for his bold  excessively aware of your appearance or behavior  Sentence – With my new hairstyle, I was very self-conscious as to how I looked as I entered the room full of people.  easily irritated or annoyed  Sentence - The next time you throw one of your petulant hissy fits I will install so much sound proofing in this room.  Strong feelings of embarrassment  Sentence – He was full of humiliation after his mom shared some of his childhood secrets. a feeling of deep regret, usually for some misdeed  Sentence – Steven was stricken with remorse when you found out that the prank he pulled had turned terribly wrong.  confusion resulting from failure to understand  Sentence – He looked bewildered as he read the questions to the test.  having a strong preference or liking for  Sentence- I didn’t know that you were so fond of horses.  laugh quietly or with restraint – a joyful laugh – a snorting laugh  Sentence – She chortled with joy after hearing the funny story.

The Giver Vocabulary

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