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Vocab chapters 12-24
Self Explanatory
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Inveterate | Always or often doing something specific |
| Consternation | Amazement or disappointment that makes one feel helpless and confused |
| Clandestinely | Done secretly |
| Remorse | Deep painful regret for having done wrong in the past |
| Succumb | To stop trying to resist something |
| Rendezvous | An arranged meeting or gathering place |
| Assented | Agreed or approved something after thinking about it |
| Sullied | Damaged or ruined the good quality of something |
| Credulous | Quick to believe especially without very good reason |
| Withered | To make speechless or incapable of action |
| Conjectured | Formed an opinion or idea without much proof |
| Lingered | Stayed beyond the usual or expected time |
| Revelation | The act of making something known |
| Ominous | Suggesting that something bad is going to happen in the future |
| Plausible | Possibley true; Believable or realistic |
| Culminated | Reached its highest point |
| Soliloquized | Talked to oneself out loud about one's feeling |
| Pang | A sudden strong feeling of physical or emosional pain |
| Transfixed | Caused someone to sit or stand without moving because of surprise, shock, interest, etc. |
| Repentant | The action or process of feeling sorry for something bad or wrong that you did and that you want to do what is right |
| Vanquish | Conquer, defeat, overcome |
| Irresoutely | Unable to make up one's mind; Hesitating |
| Vexation | The state of being worried, annoyed, angered, or provoked |
| Musing | Meditative, absorbed in thought |
| Anatomy | Scientific study of living things and the body |
| Exultation | Great happiness and excitement |
| Lethargy | Lack of energy or interest in doing things |
| Languidly | Lacking spirit or energy |
| Wrath | Extreme anger |
| Perplexity | Something confusing and difficult to understand |
| Vindictive | Having or showing a desire to hurt someone who has hurt or caused problems for you |
| Conspired | Secret agreement with someone to do something harmful or illegal |
| Avenged | Harmed or punished someone who has harmed you |
| Fluctuating | Continually changing level, strength, or value |
| Convalescent | Slowly becoming healthy and strong again after illness, injury, etc. |
| Coveted | Wanting something you don't have very much of |
| Incongruous | Strange because of not agreeing with what is usual or expected |
| Discreet | Having or showing good judgement in speech and action |
| Deposed | Testified under oath |
| Credible | Able to be believed; Reasonable to trust |
| Contemptuous | Feeling or showing deep hatred or disapproval |
| Diffident | Not feeling comfortable around people; Lacking confidence |
| Obliterated | Completely destroyed something |
| Omniscient | Having unlimited knowledge or understanding |