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Frankenstein vocab

TermDefinition
abhorrence feeling of disgust or hatred
abject utterly hopeless; miserable
actuated caused or motivated to take action
aquitted declared not guilty of a crime
adjuration urgent/serious request
adversary an opponent or enemy
affability friendliness and pleasant personality; easy to talk to
affliction something causing pain, suffering, distress
affluence a lot of wealth/money
alienated feeling separated/isolated from others
alleging claiming/asserting something without indefinite proof
allotment distribute a shared amount
amassed collect/ gather a lot of something
ameliorate to make something better
amiable friendly and pleasent
barbarity brutal/ lack of humanity
benefactor benefiting someone/something often by giving money
benevolence disposition to do good
benenumbed unable to feel emotionally or physically
besought begged or pleaded with/to someone
besieged surrounded cut off from help and supplies
blight plant disease/something that destroys life
cadance a rhythm or sequence of sounds or words often in speech
calamity serious tragedy or disaster
candour openness and honesty
capacious having a lot of space
capitulated gave up/ surrendered
casement a window that opens on its hinges
decipher to understand or figure out something difficult
declamation strong emotional/ passionate speech
degredation lowering of ones quality/status
dejected sad, disappointed, discouraged
delirium confused or excited mental state
deprecate express disapproval of something
deprivation lack of something necessary/important
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