VOCAB
To escape, to avoid
(a question, a person, etc.)
Evade
Preoccupied
Completely lost in thought; totally absorbed
Queasy
Nauseous, feeling sick
Hoarse
Having a husky, low, raspy voice
Unruly
Disorderly and disruptive; not receptive to discipline or control
Disillusionment
The state of being disenchanted in expectation or hope
Teeter
to move unsteadily
Cajole
to persuade with flattery, compliments, or promises; to coaxe
Unsavory
Unpleasant, disagreeable, distasteful
Suffocating or appresive
Stifling
(of something provided or available) lacking in quantity or quality
Meager
Mar
To ruin or diminish the perfection of; to spoil
Extreme pain,distress, or anxiety
Anguish
To look or stare at with sullen annoyance or anger
Glower
Ominous
Foreboding or foreshadowing evil in some way; sinister
Console
To make the grief or sorrow of someone less severe
A collection of harsh sounds that do not harmonize or go well together
Cacophony
Unease
A state of anxiety or discontent
A lack of respect; rudeness
Impertinence
Desolate
Barren or laid to waste; deserted or uninhabited; lonely
Acting stingy or cheap; incredibly unwilling to part with one's money or resources
Miserly
Morose
Gloomy; Sullen
Not easing up or giving up (in terms of difficulty or severity)
Unrelenting
Not likely to speak with others; socially reserved or disinterested
Aloof
To endure or last in a determined or unwavering manner; to continue especially when something is difficult or there are obstacles ahead
Persist