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to laugh unkindly at someone
a [ ] propose b [ ] mock c [ ] superior d [ ] contempt
moral principles; a privilege or pleasure
a [ ] servility b [ ] morals c [ ] disdain d [ ] honour
to have too low an opinion of something
a [ ] vulgar b [ ] underestimate c [ ] mock d [ ] reject
a feeling of liking or love for a place or person
a [ ] favourable b [ ] apparent c [ ] attachment d [ ] considerate
well trained or educated in social skills
a [ ] accomplished b [ ] agreeable c [ ] elegance d [ ] superior
more important than other people
a [ ] vulgar b [ ] superior c [ ] obstinate d [ ] accomplished
of a feeling shared by two people
a [ ] propose b [ ] sociable c [ ] compliment d [ ] mutual
refusing to change one’s opinions or actions
a [ ] superior b [ ] vulgar c [ ] obstinate d [ ] flatter
to become red in the face when embarrassed
a [ ] blush b [ ] blur c [ ] bore d [ ] ban
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a priest in the Church of England
a [ ] regiment b [ ] rector c [ ] patron d [ ] master, mistress
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Pride and Prejudice Vocabulary List
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Term
propose
mock
superior
contempt
reject
servility
morals
disdain
honour
apparent
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Definition
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considerate
vulgar
rector
regiment
accomplished
obstinate
flatter
mutual
blush
patron
bore