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Corcoran Night Vocab

Night Vocab

TermDefinition
edict (n) an official order issued by a person inauthority
expound (v) to set forth or to state in detail
pestilential (adj) annoyingly troublesome; harmful
pillage (v) to strip ruthlessly of money or goods by open violence
premonition (n) a feeling of anticipation or anxiety over a future event
bestial (adj) without reason or intelligence; brutal
reprieve (n) to delay the coming punishment of a condemned person
crucible (n) a container of metal used for heating substances to high temperatures
emaciated (adj) having abnormal thinness caused by lack of nutrition or disease
incite (v) to stir, encourage; to prompt to action
embark (v) to board a vehicle, for a journey
encumbrance (n) something burdensome or useless
vigilant (adj) ever awake and alert; sleeplessly watchful
revelation (n) the act of revealing or disclosing
expulsion (n) the act of driving out or expelling
pious (adj) having or showing a dutiful spirit of reverence for God
haggard (adj) having a wasted or exhausted expression; from suffering or anxiety
bewildered (adj) completely puzzled or confused
hooligan (n) a tough, lawless person
cynical (adj) distrusting the actions or reasoning of other
nocturnal (adj) active at night
livid (adj) having a discolored appearance from bruises, or strangulation
semblance (n) outward aspect or appearence
robust (adj) strong and hardy; healthy
apathy (n) absence of passion, emotion, or excitement
compulsory (adj) required, mandatory, an obligation
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