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This document defines 10 words related to feelings and states of being. It provides definitions for words describing apprehension, convulsiveness, belief in fate, inability to speak, anger over injustice, ineffectiveness, intuition, a Hanukkah candle holder, showiness, and speaking with sharp mockery.
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- 1. apprehension A fearful feeling about the future; dread Noun
- 2. convulsive Having an involuntary contraction or spasm of the muscles; shuddering adjective
- 3. fatalist One who believes that all events are determined by fate and cannot be changed Noun
- 4. inarticulate Speechless or unable to express oneself Adjective
- 5. indignant Filled with anger over some meanness or injustice adjective
- 6. ineffectually Without producing the desired effect adverb
- 7. intuition Ability to know immediately, without reasoning Noun
- 8. menorah A candle holder with nine candles used during Hanukkah noun
- 9. ostentatiously In a showy way adverb
- 10. sarcastic Speaking with sharp mockery intended to hurt another adjective