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Johnson Night Vocab

TermDefinition
edict (n.) a decree issued by authority
expound (v.) to describe in great detail
pestilential (adj.) annoyingly troublesome
pillage (v.) to strip violently of money or goods
premonition (n.) feeling of anticipation or anxiety over a future event
bestial (adj.) without reason or intelligence; brutal; inhumane
reprieve (n.) a relief from coming punishment
crucible (n.) a severe test or trial
emaciated (adj.) marked by abnormal thinness due to lack of nutrition or disease
incite (v.) to stir; encourage; prompt or urge someone to do something
embark (v.) to board a vehicle for a journey
encumbrance (n.) a dependent person, especially a child
vigilant (adj.) keenly watchful to detect danger
revelation (n.) something revealed that had not been realized before
expulsion (n.) the act of driving out
pious (adj.) having an earnest wish to fulfill religious obligations
haggard (adj.) looking wild and exhausted, usually from suffering, exertion, or anxiety
bewildered (adj.) completely puzzled and confused
hooligan (n.) a hoodlum or gangster
cynical (adj.) distrusting the motives of others
nocturnal (adj.) of or relating to the night
livid (adj.) enrages; furiously angry
semblance (n.) an outward aspect or appearance
robust (adj.) strong and healthy
apathy (n.) lack of interest or concern for things that others find moving or exciting
compulsory (adj.) required; mandatory; obligatory
Created by: adjohnson
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