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HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke ge...

HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke ge...

Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke gently/lovingly Noun: A gentle/loving touchRepress To subdu...

HPAT vocabulary disparaging expressing that something is worthless, derogatory supplicate ask for earnestly or humbly deranged mad, insane consternate filled with anxiety snide derogatory or mocking in an indirect way world-weary feelings of weariness, boredom or cynicism as a result of long experience of life gutted bitterly disappointed or upset uncharitable unkind astringent sharp or severe malicious intending to do harm pernicious ...

HPAT vocabulary 100% Solved Scornful - answerFeeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt - answerThe feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision - answerContemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant - answerFull of energy/excitement Assertive - answerHaving or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing - answerHaving executive control or authority Curt - answerRudely brief Moral - answerConcerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour ...

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HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke ge...

HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke gently/lovingly Noun: A gentl...

HPAT vocabulary disparaging expressing that something is worthless, derogatory supplicate ask for earnestly or humbly deranged mad, insane consternate filled with anxiety snide derogatory or mocking in an indirect way world-weary feelings of weariness, boredom or cynicism as a result of long experience of life gutted bitterly disappointed or upset uncharitable unkind astringent sharp or severe malicious intending to do harm pernicious ...

HPAT vocabulary 100% Solved Scornful - answerFeeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt - answerThe feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision - answerContemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant - answerFull of energy/excitement Assertive - answerHaving or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing - answerHaving executive control or authority Curt - answerRudely brief Moral - answerConcerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour ...