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Outsiders Vocabulary

Outsiders Vocabulary. Taylor O’Donald Jason Smith. Editorial. Article in a periodical presenting the opinion of the publishers or editors Did you read the editorial in the newspaper. Hesitation. The act of hesitating ; a delay due to uncertainty of mind or fear

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Outsiders Vocabulary

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  1. Outsiders Vocabulary Taylor O’Donald Jason Smith

  2. Editorial • Article in a periodical presenting the opinion of the publishers or editors • Did you read the editorial in the newspaper .

  3. Hesitation • The act of hesitating ; a delay due to uncertainty of mind or fear • The girl was hesitant to go in the old house.

  4. Incredulous • Unbelieving • The inmate was incredulous while giving his testimony.

  5. Nonchalantly • Unconcerned • The boy was nonchalant while taking the test.

  6. Rebellious • Defying or resisting some established authority • The people in Libya are rebellious to their government.

  7. Reputation • Public estimation of character • The cheerleader had a bad reputation for being stuck up.

  8. rivalry • The action , position , or relation of a rival or rivals ; competition • Arkansas and Texas is a big rivalry

  9. Sarcasm • Scornful , ironic language • The girl was sarcastic

  10. Sympathetic • Coming from , characterized by , or exhibiting compassion • He was sympathetic to his girlfriend.

  11. Unfathomable • To not understand • The boy was unfathomable when his dad died.

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