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Wistful Melancholy: Dispel the Obfuscate Novelty

Dive into the world of emotional yearning and clarity as you navigate through the novelty of life, dispelling the obfuscate with wistful discernment. Discover the beauty in dispelling false appearances and experiencing true authenticity.

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Wistful Melancholy: Dispel the Obfuscate Novelty

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  1. Vocab Number three Straight from the hood, G!

  2. Belie • Verb • “Nicole’s messy room belies her knack for organizing. • To Show to be false • Disprove, contradict

  3. Wistful • Adjective • “Katrina gets a wistful feeling every time she hears a song from her childhood • Characterized by melancholy, longing • Yearning

  4. Dispel • Verb • “Mike’s changed appearance made it hard to dispel the of rumors of surgery. • To drive off; eliminate • Disperse, dissipate

  5. Novelty • Noun • “Oscar loves his toys until the novelty wears off. • State of being new or unique • Originality, innovation

  6. Obfuscate • Verb • “The message was obfuscated be the blurred ink • To confuse, bewilder, or stupefy • Obscure, unclear

  7. Gaffe • Noun • “Anita made the embarrassing gaffe of publicly mispronouncing her name. • A social blunder • Faux pas

  8. Partisan • Adjective • “The journalist’s partisan politics kept him from reporting objectively. • Influenced or controlled by a certain group.

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