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Night Full VocabList

Night Vocabulary List

TermDefinition
insinuate to say something in an indirect way, usually bad or insulting
penury extreme poverty; the state of being poor
fraught anxious; having a lot of worry or emotional stress
liquidate to sell a business or property to pay off debt or to convert it into cash
prominant important and well known
surreptitiously done in a secret way
conflagration a large destructive fire
flit to move quickly from one place to another
irrevocably done in a way that cannot be changed
anguish extreme suffering, grief, or pain
imperative very important
convalescent used for patients who are becoming well again after an illness or injur
camaraderie a feeling of good friendship among people in a group
humane kind or gentle to people or animals
altruistic feelings and behavior that show a desire to help other people and a lack of selfishness
pittance a very small amount of money
extract to remove something by pulling it out or cutting it out
imprudent not wise or sensible
untenable cannot defend against attack or criticism
agitated disturbed, excited, or angry
liberate to free someone from being controlled by another person or group
exodus a situation where many people leave a place at the same time
plaintive expressing suffering or sadness; a sad sound
poignant causing a strong feeling of sadness
accumulate increase gradually in amount over time
emaciated very thin because of hunger or disease
lament an expression of sadness or sorrow
elude to avoid or escape by being quick, skillful or clever
delirious unable to think or speak clearly, especially because of fever or illness
provisions a supply of food and other things that are needed
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