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TS chap. 12 - 24
| Term | definition |
|---|---|
| Inveterate | Long and firmly estalished |
| Consternation | Amazement or disappointment that makes one feel helpless and confused |
| Clandestinely | Secretly |
| Remorse | Deep,painful regret for having done wrong |
| Succumb | To give into force or pressure |
| Rendevous | A meeting or gathering place |
| Assented | Agreed |
| Sullied | Stained, soiled, tarnished |
| Credulous | Quick to believe, especially without good reason; easily decieved |
| Withered | Made to feel ashamed or confused |
| Conjectured | Guessed |
| Lingered | Waited, remained |
| Revelation | The act of making known |
| Ominous | Suggesting that something bad is going to happen in the future |
| Plausible | Possibly true; believable or realistic |
| Culminated | Reached the highest of a climatic or decisive point |
| Soliloquized | Talked to oneself outloud |
| Pang | A sudden strong feeling of physical or emotional pain |
| Transfixed | To cause someone to stand or sit without moving because of surprise, shock, interest, etc. |
| Repentant | Feeling or showing that you are sorry for something bad or wrong |
| Vanquish | To defeat in a conflict or contest |
| Irresolutely | Not certain about what to do |
| Vexation | Being angered, annoyed, or provoked |
| Musing | Dreamy; meditative; absorbed in thought |
| Anatomy | Scientific study of the structure of the body |
| Exultation | Great joy; rejoicing |
| Lathargy | Lack of energy; sluggish inactivity |
| Languidly | Without interest or inthusiasm |
| Wrath | Violent anger; rage |
| Perplexity | Being puzzled and confused; not knowing what to do or how to do it |
| Vindictive | Likely to seek revenge |
| Conspired | Secret agreement to do something wrong |
| Avenged | Got revenge |
| Fluctuating | Continually changing |
| Convalescent | Recovering health and strength after an illness |
| Coveted | To wish for greatly or with envy |
| Incongruous | Not appropriate or proper; out of place |
| Discreet | Sowing good judgement; wisely cautious in speech and action |
| Deposed | Testified under oath |
| Credible | Believable; reliable; trustworthy |