Uglies Chapters 20-26 Flashcards

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Vocabulary from Uglies Chapters 20-26

Churning: Describes a violent motion, often associated with water, indicating turbulence or disturbance.
Precipitous: Refers to steep inclines or drops, often used to illustrate dangerous or challenging terrain.
Oblivion: Represents a complete state of forgetfulness or being unnoticed, often linked to loss of recognition.
Alight: Indicates the action of settling or coming to rest, frequently used in contexts involving movement or descent.
Billowing: Characterizes something that swells, flutters, or waves, often associated with fabric or smoke in motion.
Loom: Describes the act of something coming into view, often creating a sense of foreboding or significance.
Breach: Represents a violation of rules or norms; can also signify a gap or break in physical structures or relationships.
Impervious: Describes a state of being immune or unaffected by something, often used in context of physical or emotional barriers.
Sodden: Refers to something that is thoroughly soaked or saturated, conveying a sense of heaviness or wetness.
Wrack: Indicates the act of ruining or damaging something, often associated with destruction or harm.

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Test your vocabulary knowledge with these flashcards covering chapters 20 to 26 of 'Uglies'. Each card provides a word and its definition to help reinforce your understanding of key terms in the context of the novel. Perfect for studying and improving your literary vocabulary.