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parts of spech
| one side | other side |
|---|---|
| indignantly | angrily aroused by something mean |
| Commence | Begin; start |
| Benevolently | Characterized by doing good; kindly |
| Ominous | Menacing; threatening |
| Gnarled | Rugged and roughed' as from an old age or work |
| Impunity | Freedom from punishment or injury |
| Reverently | In a way that shows respect or awe |
| wallow | indulge in |
| vile | bitter regret |
| Credulity | gullibility: the tendency to believe something too easily |
| remorse | disgusting |
| jubilation | rejoicing |
| zeal | great enthusiasm or devotion |
| Grimace | A facial expression of pain and disgust |
| Invulnerable | Impossible to hurt |
| Impart | To make known |
| foreboding | a feeling that something bad is about to happen |
| appalled | horrified |
| loathe | to hate |
| Vault | To jump or leap |
| Tentatively | In an uncertain or hesitant way |
| arresting | Capturing attention; striking |
| Sober | To make serious or solemn |
| Surveying | looking over carefully; inspecting |
| inarticulate | speechless |
| Naturalist | A person who studies living things by observing them directly |
| Circumstance | A condition; a financial situation |
| Provocation | something that irritates or stirs to action |
| Dexterity | Skill and grace in physical movement |
| pandemonium | noise and confusion |
| oppression | the act of keeping someone down through harsh and unjust use of power |
| ostentatiously | with great show or exaggeration |
| conspicuous | obvious |
| Fate | A power that is supposed to determine the course of events |
| disgruntled | irritated |
| Pungent | sharp and irritating to the senses |
| Ajar | partially open |
| Malodorous | Having a bad odor |
| Impromptu | Done on the spur of the moment;unplanned |
| Ponder | To think or to consider carefully and thoroughly |
| Rafter | A wooden beam that supports a roof |
| Retort | Sharp, witty reply |
| Tremor | A shakeout or a vibrating movement, nervous trembling quiver. |
| Benefactor | A person who gives friendly aid |
| Recessed | Indented or hollowed-out space |
| Probe | To investigate or to explore by touch; search |
| Beckon | To signal to come by nodding or waving |
| Adversary | An opponent |
| Spirited | full of life and vigor |
| peril | dangerous |