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RedPyramid32-36
Vocabulary for The Red Pyramid chapters 32-36
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| despondent | adj., feeling in low spirits; discouraged or depressed |
| augment | v., to add to |
| obliterate | v., to wipe out; to remove or destroy completely |
| precarious | adj., lacking in security or steadiness |
| implore | v. to ask for something very seriously and sincerely |
| disruption | n., an interruption that causes disorder |
| fetal | adj., relating to a newborn baby |
| vague | adj., not clearly expressed |
| contented | adj., happy, satisfied |
| constellation | n., a pattern formed by stars |
| slough | v., to crumble slowly and fall away |
| incredulous | adj., skeptical, not believing |
| gratitude | n., thanks and gratefulness |
| resent | v., to feel annoyance, anger, or jealousy toward someone |
| confide | v., to trust someone, especially with a secret or sensitive information |
| dubious | adj., uncertain, doubtful |
| befuddle | v., to confuse |
| apprehension | n., fear and uncertainty about what may be coming |
| fissure | n., a narrow crack or opening |
| livid | adj., extremely angry |
| volley | n., a group of missiles, arrows, or bullets flying through the air |
| intone | v., to chant or mumble in musical tones |
| dissipate | v., to spread out and vanish |
| deplete | v., to reduce in amount or use up |
| incarnation | n., appearance of a god or spirit in earthly form |
| wrath | n., violent anger |
| hypocrite | n., a person whose actions contradict their beliefs |
| agility | n., ability to move quickly and easily |
| evasive | adj., tending to avoid by skill or trickery |
| silo | a tall, cylinder building used for storage |
| dispel | v., to drive away |
| apocalypse | n., end of the world |
| prevail | v., to win against tough opposition |
| maelstrom | v., a strong, violent storm |
| disperse | v., to scatter or spread widely |
| cavern | n., a cave or large, unknown size |
| intricate | adj., having many complex and detailed parts |
| obsidian | n., a very sharp, black stone |