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english final
vocab
| Wanton | Shameless |
| Promontory | A high point of land that sticks out of the sea |
| Idolatry | false worship |
| Dote | To love |
| Transfigure | is to change |
| Beguile | to trick |
| Dissemble | pretend something is different than it is- cover up the truth |
| Feign | To pretend |
| Chide | Censure or angrily |
| progeny | offspring |
| Reprehend | express strong disapproval |
| Reveling | the speech act of making something evident |
| Amends | Recompense for grievance or injury |
| Austerity | the trait of great self-denial or a survay |
| Flout | To mock |
| Extenuate | to lessing the serisousness of... |
| Sojourn | a tempery stay |
| Satire | to use of irony, ridicule, or the like, in exposing denouncing |
| Gait | a particular way or manner of moving on foot |
| Recompense | Means to make amends with someone |
| Spurn | To reject with disdain |
| Premeditated | is to think or plan |
| audacious | daring or fearless |
| austerity | very stern or serious way of living life. serious manners. |
| bequeath | to give someone your money or a gift of something |
| cloister | a covered walkway leading to a courtyard sometimes at churches |
| entreat | to ask/beg for mercy |
| progeny | offspring-kid, animal ror plant |
| rebuke | disapproval, scold |
| discourse | talking with someone about intelligent things |
| enmity | hating someone or something |
| paragon | pattern of excellence |
| derision | to make fun of something or someone- mock- ridicule |