Q4 Week 4

Target Language or Knowledge:

rehabilitation the act or process of being restored to a healthy or better condition elite a group of people considered (by others and/or themselves) to be the best or most successful, or powerful seep to flow, spread, or pass through slowly (usually a liquid seeps) gallant brave, heroic chivalrous behavior; courageous, valiant, fearless, princely, honorable, mannered haste speed of motion or action; quickness or eagerness that can result in mistakes; swiftness, rapidity; recklessness routine done regularly and following a procedure maneuver an action or movement taken to be in a better position or have an advantage aloof not involved with or friendly towards other people; not involved in or influenced by things; cool, detached, distant, unemotional, reserved, indifferent mesmerize to capture someone's attention as if they were under a spell ornery easily annoyed or angered; difficult to deal with or control; grouchy, grumpy, irritable, argumentative rogue one who is dishonest or immoral unceasing never stopping; continual, perpetual, uninterrupted, incessant, endless smoldering to burn slowly without flames usually making smoke; to feel a strong emotion but keep it hidden; smoke, fume fetal to look or act like an unborn baby (fetus) smirk a smile that is made with arrogance or pride (v.) to create a smile caused by arrogance or pride hesitant slow to act, decide or do something sarcasm the use of language that is sharp, witty, & typically meant to hurt an individual unfathomable unable to be comprehended or understood because it is ridiculous, unimaginable or seemingly impossible incredulous not able or willing to believe something; feeling or showing doubt or skepticism; disbelieving, distrusting, doubtful, skeptical, mistrustful, suspicious