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-to give up

He reounced some of his old habits.

-hoarse: rough-sounding

They heard a very raucous shout.

-rude: arrogant

The boy spoke insolently to his brother.

-to keep from having, using enjoying

The boy was deproved of special privleges.

-occuring at the same time

The two students spole simultaneously.

-to make better by removing faults

They noticed a reformation in their son's behavior.

-strernly; harshly 

He spoke grimly to the people who had gathered inthe auditorium.

-caustiously

She responed warily to the question.

-showing doubt or disbelief

She looked incredulously at the man who had made the statement.

-inclined to question the sincerity and goodness of people's motives and actions.

'I'm not sure I believe that,"she said cynically.

-digified; sedate

She approached the task in a matoronly manner.

-a worn-out or gaunt look

The woman had a very haggard look on her face.

- a falling or slipping back into old habits.

We hope she does not have additional lapses in behavior.