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Vocab - TMDG

TermDefinition
Anguish (noun) Emotional pain, torment
Anguish (noun) EXAMPLE The anguish I felt when my father died was unbearable.
Bizarre (adjective) Odd, strange, wierd
Bizarre (adjective) EXAMPLE Some foods from other countries seem bizarre to us.
Dank (adjective) Humid, damp, moist
Dank (adjective) EXAMPLE Mold usually grows in dank places.
Discerned (verb) Using charm to remove suspicion
Discerned (verb) EXAMPLE The kidnapper discerned the children with his sweet voice.
Dread (verb) Fear, foreboding, alarm
Dread (verb) EXAMPLE Dread overwhelmed me as the monster crept closer
Extremity (noun) Extreme limit or end
Extremity (noun) EXAMPLE Stuntmen reach the extremity for dangerous stunts.
Indolently (adjective) Lazily
Indolently (adjective) EXAMPLE The dog indolently ate his food.
Lacerated (verb) Cut up, torn
Lacerated (verb) EXAMPLE The man was found lacerated in his sleep.
Menacing (adjective) Threatining
Menacing (adjective) EXAMPLE The old man looked very menacing.
Mirage (noun) Illusion
Mirage (noun) EXAMPLE As the child wandered through the desert, he saw many mirages.
Opaqueness (adjective) Darkness, unclear, not transparent
Opaqueness (adjective) EXAMPLE The blind man's eyes were full of opaqueness.
Quarry (noun) Prey, that which is hunted
Quarry (noun) EXAMPLE The lion stalked his quarry.
Reports (noun) Another term for gun shots
Reports (noun) EXAMPLE As the reports were fired, my dogs ran into the woods.
Staccato (adjective) Abrupt, short, clear sounds
Staccato (adjective) EXAMPLE The staccato sounds could be heard from a mile away.
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