The Giver
The emotional "atmosphere" of a scene or text; the feelings evoked in the reader
To turn or rotate especially on one foot in basketball.
What is Pivot?
The quality of being worthy of respect.
What is Dignity?
A traditional healer or a witch doctor.
What is Sing'anga?
Weak or not very strong.
What is Feeble?
Not clear or specific.
What is Vague?
Long-lasting and difficult to get rid of (often referring to illness).
What is Chronic?
A dangerous or difficult situation.
What is Plight?
To meet at a common point.
What is Converge?
A literary device in which an author uses vivid sensory details (sight, smell, taste, sound, touch)
What is Imagery?
Severe mental or physical pain.
What is Anguish?
Rude in a mean-spirited way.
What is Churlish?
To pull back in fear or disgust.
What is Recoil?
To carefully look through.
What is Sift?
An expression that holds a different meaning to its literal meaning.
What is Idiom?
An action that breaks a law or rule.
What is Transgression?
The way a person behaves or conducts themselves.
What is Demeanor?
Very tired, often as a result of hard work.
What is Weary?
A special object believed to have magic powers or to bring good luck.
What is Talisman?
No longer used; out of date.
What is Obsolete?
When two things are placed side by side to emphasize the difference between them.
What is Juxtaposition?
Showing kindness or goodwill.
What is Benevolent?
Full of unpleasant things, such as problems or dangers.
What is Fraught?
A small electronic device that allows electricity to flow in one direction.
What is Diode?
Bewildered; entirely confused.
What is Mystified?