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Frankenstein Vocab

TermDefinition
indefatigable Persisting tirelessly; incapable of being fatigued or exhausted.
physiognomy A person's facial features or expression, especially when regarded as indicative of character.
dilatoriness The tendency to delay, procrastinate, or act sluggishly.
benevolence The quality of being well-meaning, kind, or charitable.
disquisition A formal, systematic discourse or written treatise on a specific subject.
dogmatism The stubborn or arrogant assertion of opinions as unchallengeable truths without evidence.
asseveration An emphatic, serious, or solemn declaration.
aver To assert, state, or affirm positively and formally.
fetter A chain or shackle used to restrain; broadly, anything that confines or restricts freedom.
despondence A state of extreme low spirits, dejection, or loss of hope.
timorous Showing nervousness, fearfulness, or a lack of confidence.
ignominious Deserving or causing public disgrace, shame, or dishonor.
uncouth Lacking good manners, refinement, or grace; crude or unpolished.
imprecate To utter or invoke a curse or evil upon someone.
prognosticate To foretell, predict, or prophesy a future event based on current signs.
abhorrence A feeling of intense hatred, disgust, or revulsion.
panegyric A formal public speech or written text published in high praise of someone or something.
ennui A feeling of listlessness, boredom, and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of excitement or occupation.
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