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Brenham - EG 24 - 33

Brenham Emory's Gift Vocab 24, 25, 32, 33

TermDefinition
oppressive burdensome, distressing
countenances the look or expression of the face
contraindicated a symptom or condition to give indication against the advisability of a particular or usual remedy or treatment
intoned to utter with a particular tone or voice modulation
vehmently characterized by strong emotion; intense or passionate
absurdity the state or quality of being senseless, illogical or untrue
impassive without emotion; apathetic; unmoved
oblivious unmindful' unconscious; unaware
pondering to consider something deeply and thoroughly; meditate
surged a strong, wavelike, forward movement, rush or sweep
berserk wild, crazed, deranged, violent
unrestrained not controlled or constrained
threshold the sill of a doorway; the entrance to a house or building
paramount superior to all others; dominant
agitation to excite and often trouble the mind or feelings; disturb
legitimize to show or affirm; to be justified
subtle difficult to perceive; obscure
accusatory containing or expressing accusation; accusing
speculatively marked by questioning curiosity
arbitrary depending on individual discretion and not fixed by law
fabricate to make up for the purpose of discretion
delusion something that is falsely or delusively believed
disintegrated to break or decompose
irrespressible impossible to repress, restrain, control
somberly to be dark, gloomy serious
deferred to submit to another's wishes or opinion
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