Tuck Everlasting Vocabulary Chapter 23-Epilogue

Study Notes

Vocabulary Study Notes from Tuck Everlasting (Chapter 23-Epilogue)

Ponderous: Relates to something that is heavy or large, often suggesting difficulty in movement or a sense of seriousness in context.
Protruding: Describes an object or part that extends outward, highlighting aspects of visibility and prominence in a physical space.
Furrowed: Refers to a type of indentation or narrow groove, often used to describe shapes made in the ground, such as paths or marks that suggest use or passage.
Accomplice: Indicates a person who assists another in committing a crime, emphasizing the shared responsibility and complicity in illegal actions.
Staunchly: Reflects unwavering commitment or firmness in principle, often used to describe a strong stance on beliefs or values.
Revulsion: Denotes a powerful feeling of disgust or aversion, typically in reaction to something unpleasant or morally disagreeable.
Verandah: Refers to a large, open porch that is partially covered, providing a transitional space between indoors and outdoors, often used for relaxation or socializing.
Hastily: Describes actions carried out with speed or urgency, often implying a lack of careful thought or consideration in decisions.

Description

Enhance your vocabulary with this quiz focusing on key terms from Chapter 23 to the Epilogue of 'Tuck Everlasting.' Each flashcard presents a word along with its definition, helping you grasp the meaning of essential vocabulary used in the text. Perfect for studying or revising before discussions or assessments.