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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| smolder | to burn out; under go combustion |
| vain | proud of yourself; selfish |
| summit | the highest point of a hill |
| granite | a coarse grained rock |
| serfdom | a slave |
| triumph | triumphant; sucess |
| ecstasy | delight |
| cringe | to crouch; shrink; bend |
| assign | to give; to appoint |
| scorn | contempt; angry; reject |
| solidarity | a fellow ship arising from common interests |
| pyle | a pile of wood or other combustible material |
| furrows | a narrow groove in the ground |
| eugenics | the study of how to improve human life |
| plough | an instament used for cutting, lifting and turning soil over |
| conquer | to over come by force |
| fraternity | a local or national organization of male students |
| falter | to hesitate |
| haunt | to be visited by a ghost or spirit |
| tarry | to stay; remain in one place |
| submission | an agreement |
| anxiety | distress, uneasyness |
| moat | a trench filled with water |
| reel | a spool of film; cylinder |
| fathom | a legth of 6 foot |
| devise | to assign; property; plan |
| conceive | think; imagine |
| abyss | hell; immeasureable space; deep black hole |
| curious | eager to learn more |
| lash | flexible part of a whip; swift hit or blow |
| wither | to shrivel; clecay; fude |
| confession | to admit something youve done |
| famous | being well known |
| toil | hard work; labor |
| illustrious | bright; highly distinguished |
| infamy | bad reputation |
| stricken | to strick a person with a whip |
| commandment | power; commanding |
| guidance | leadership, direction |
| manuscript | original text of authors work |
| harmony | agreement; pleasuring agreement |
| temble | to shake involentarely; short movements |
| peasant | low social rank; little morley |
| tunic | a coat worn as part of a uniform |
| whirl | to turn around; to spin |
| boast | to speak with pride |
| veil | to challenge |
| syllogism | reasoning or logic |
| deign | to give or grant |
| load stone | magnet |
| wretch | unhappy person |
| unanimity | harmony; unity |
| seize | to take hold of;grasp |
| covet | to desire wrongfully; to wish |
| impotent | powerless; helpless |
| vindicate | to clear an action |
| defile | foul; dirty; unclean |
| botch | clumsy; poor work |
| deprave | to make bad or evil |
| decreed | the force of law; judicial decision |
| dignity | special rank or special place in society |
| majority | the greater number; larger half |
| boon | kind; gracious; jolly |
| sanction | approvel; permission |
| myriad | having, showing or arising from often intense, vicious |