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QuestionAnswer
Abject Experiencing something bad to the maximum degree, like period cramps.
Adroitly In a clever or skillful way
Alacrity Brisk, cheerfully readiness, eagerness
Appellation A name or title
Audacity The gall to do something shocking or unacceptable, willingness to take a risk
Avarice Extreme greed for wealth, corruption - opposite of generousity
Belied To give a different impression than to what is real or to cover the truth.
Chide To scold or rebuke
Churlish Rude or mean-spirited in an unfriendly way.
Consternation Feelings of anxiety or dismay at something unexpected, like fright or shock
Copious Abundant
Destitute Without the basic necessities of life, poor
Diabolical Of relating to the devil or devil-like
Dilatory Slow to act
Discern To perceive or recognize something
Discomfited To make someone feel uneasy or embarrassed
Dissipation A bad way of living OR a waste of money and resources
Dispel To make a feeling disappear
Dissented To hold opinions contrasting to others, to disagree.
Doleful Sorrowful, mournful
Emulated Simulated, mimicked
Enigmatic Difficult to understand or to interperet
Equanimity Mental calmness, zen, particularly during a bad situation
Expedient Achieving something conveniently by any means, even if it means doing something inappropriate
Filial Of or due from a son or daughter
Guffaw A big, hearty laugh
Impalpable Unable to be touched
Importune To harass and annoy someone to do something (ex. Rachel)
Impudent Not showing respect to another, arrogant, insolent
Interdict An authoritative prohibition
Interloper Someone who crashes in situations where they shouldn't
Laconic Using very few words
Languid Lazy, relaxed, unwilling to move
Malignant Evil and malevolent
Misanthropist Someone who hates humankind
Miscreants Criminals who break the law
Moroseness Gloomy, bad-tempered
Odious Something extremely unpleasant
Obdurate Refusal to change one's mind or actions
Obscure Something that is unknown by many OR concealing something
Obtrusive Prominent in an intrusive way
Paragon A person who is the prime example of something
Pathos A quality evoking pity and sadness
Peevish Someone who is easily irritated, even by little things
Reproof Blame or disapproval
Reprobate An unprincipled person (like Heathcliff or Hareton)
Reproached To address with disapproval or disappointment
Retaliate To defend oneself
Rue Bitter regret
Sagacity The quality of having good judgement/shrewdness.
Sanguine Optimistic and positive, even in a bad situation (ex. nobody in Wuthering Heights)
Scintillating Sparkling or shining brightly
Sotto voce In a very quiet voice
Stagnate To become stagnant, to become still
Soliloquized To speak thoughts aloud, to speak a soliloquy
Sundry Various kinds/several
Surly Bad tempered and unfriendly
Taciturn A person who is reserved and says little, laconic
Tenure Conditions under land/buildings are held
Undulating Motion in waves
Usurp To take a position of power by force
Vanquish To defeat
Vapid Offering nothing that is stimulating or useful, bland and unoriginal
Vehemence Strong feeling and passion
Vindictive Having a strong desire for revenge, eg. Heathcliff
Virulence The harmfulness of a disease/poison
Vociferate To shout, argue, complain loudly
Waxed To polish or treat with wax
 

 



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