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Oedipus Rex Vocab

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Augury (n) an omen, token, or indication; a fortune, a sign of things to come
Bane (n) A fatal injury or a cause of death; truly annoying
Blight (n) Disease or distruction
Compunction (n) An emotional feeling that will cause you to do something; uneasiness caused by guilt
Durge (n) A funeral song of tune
Discern (v) to see or recognize
Disparity (n) A lack of similarity; difference
Edict (n) A law issued by authority
Chide (v) To scold mildly
Boon (n) A blessing or benidiction
Fester (v) To intensify; to the point of "blowing up"
Goad (v) To prevoke
Haughty (adj) Arrogant, superior and distainful
Impetuous (adj) Impulsive; acting or done quickly without thought (not so positive outcome)
Indignation (n) Righteous anger; strong displesure of something unjust
Insolence (n) The trait of being rude and impertinent; inclined to take liberties
Inviolable (adj) Secure from destruction
Lineage (n) Lineal descent from an ancester; ancestry or pedigree
Malign (V) To seak about someone in a spiteful, critical manner
Peal (v) To sound loudly and sonoresly
Pithy (adj) Concise and forcefully expressive
Sublime (adj) Complete, absolute; utter
Tarry (v) To lingure or remain longer or stay in place
Quell (V) To suppress; to end; extinguish
Reproach (n) disgrace or shame
Rue (n) Sadness associated with some wrong done or disappointment
Respite (n) A short period of rest or relief from something difficult or unpleasant
Supplication (n) A prayer
Succor (n) A comforting felief; aid or assistance
Surfeited (adj) Filled to excess
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