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Night Sections 1-3

Vocabulary Sections 1-3

TermDefinition
Waiflike adj. having a thin fragile, needy appearance; fragile
Mysticism n. the belief that personal communication or union with the divine is achieved through intuition, faith, ecstasy, or sudden insight rather than through rational thought
Encumber v. to burden or weigh down somebody or something; to hamper or impede; restrict
Fascism n. a system of government characterized by dictatorship, centralized control of private enterprise, repression of all opposition, and extreme nationalism
Pillage v. to steal goods using force, especially during a war; plunder
Edict n. official statement; law; proclamation
Expound v. to present and explain in detail
Indiscriminately adv. in a random, haphazard, or confused manner; erratically
Treatise n. written discussion on a topic; discourse; essay
Hermetically adv. completely sealed; airtight
Pestilential adj. filled with disease; contagious
Pious adj. devoutly religious
sage n. somebody who is regarded as knowledgeable, wise, and experienced,
harangue n. a lengthy aggressive speech to persuade; berate; scold
bestial adj. lacking normal human feelings of pity or remorse; degrading; brutish
blandishments n. flattery and enticements used to persuade somebody to do something
Created by: mmrandolph
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