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APPREHENSION
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PROMINENT
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INGENUOUS
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RESILIENT
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DETENTION
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RELENT
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MALIGNANT
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EVASION
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CONFRONT
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FURTIVE
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TRUANT
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AFFLICTION
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PROPENSITY
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PROVOCATION
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COMPASSION
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REMORSE
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Definition List
A) A cause of continued pain, annoyance or distress (noun)
B) A capture or an arrest; a dread or fear of what may be coming in the future (noun)
C) Sorrow or pity aroused by suffering or misfortune of another; sympathy (noun)
D) To face especially in challenge: oppose; to bring face-to-face: cause to meet (verb)
E) Confinement; the holding, restraining or keeping back of; punishment of being kept in after school (noun)
F) A getting away with or avoidance by skill or trickery (noun)
G) Done by stealth: sly, secret (adjective)
H) Frank; showing innocent or childlike simplicity: naive (adjective)
I) Given to examination or investigation; too curious about other people\'s affairs (adjective)
J) Evil in influence or effect: injurious; tending or likely to produce death (adjective)
K) Standing out or projecting beyond a surface or line; readily noticeable: conspicuous; eminent (adjective)
L) A natural inclination or liking: bent (noun)
M) Arousal to action: incitement; something that directs attention to the response called forth (noun)
N) To become less severe, hard or strict; to let up: slacken (verb)
O) A deep regret arising from a sense of guilt for past wrongs: self-reproach (noun)
P) Having the ability of a body to rebound, recoil or resume its original size or shape: elastic; tending to recover readily (adjective)
Q) Meditation on a subject: reflection; a thought or theory about something where evidence is slight; assumption of a business risk in hopes of gain (noun)
R) Shirking duty, especially staying out of school witho0ut permission (adjective)
