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Call of the Wild

The Call of the Wild vocabulary

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Primitive pertaining to the beginning, early stages, undeveloped
Toil difficult labor
Reside to live at a place for a long period of time
Vast very large in size or cope, enormous, colossal
Solitary alone by oneself
Wrath extreme anger
Fiend an evil being, demon, devil, antagonist
Sufficient enough
Revelation a truth revealed
Latent hidden, present, yet not yet known
Primordial referring back to initial stages, genesis
Peril danger, risk
Vicarious to experience through another’s thoughts, feeling, experiences
Antagonist the villain, opponent in a story
Reproof scolding
Introspective to focus on ones’ own thinking and feeling
Perpetual never ending, ongoing, eternal
Gaunt extremely thin and boney
Venom a toxic substance from an animal, poison
Arduous difficult
Prone 1. likely to do; 2. To be face down
Shun to purposely avoid
Compel to force to do something
Loath reluctant
Malinger to fake illness in order to get out of work
Courier a delivery person, mail carrier
Resolute very determined
Conspicuous very noticeable, easy to see
Incomprehensible impossible to understand, read
Abject of the most miserable kind
Comply to agree with, to go along with
Deluged overcome as with wither, flooded, over run
Aspire to seek to gain or attain a goal
Potent powerful
Resilient the ability to adjust to or overcome change or misfortune, to spring back to shape, regain shape easily
Perplexed confused or befuddled, mixed up
Lugubrious mournful, gloomy, often to an exaggerated degree, dismal
Deceit dishonesty, trickery
Concealed to put out of sight; hide
Apprehensive a feeling of fear or dread
Incompetence not legally qualified, lacking skills, lacking ability and knowledge, inadequate, incapable
Feigned to pretend or fake
Salient most important or noticeable, prominent, striking, remarkable
Fatigue noun- weariness from labor or stress – (verb – tire)
Callow lacking adult maturity; immature
Superfluous extra, unnecessary or too much, excessive, redundant
Taut pulled or drawn tight, not slack, tense
Slovenly untidy or unclean in habits and appearance, unkempt, sloppy, messy, slipshod
Manifested to make real, or clear, to show plainly; to have physical or tangible reality
Forbear to resist, to stay away from, to keep back, to avoid, to withhold
Convalescence slow recovery of health and strength from an illness
Pompous arrogant, self important
Transient lasting a short time, passing with time, only a brief time, temporary
Retained to hold on to, to keep, to remember, to maintain possession of
Valor courage or boldness as in battle, heroic courage when facing danger, bravery, honor
Malicious deliberately harmful, mean-spirited, intending to cause harm or hurt, spiteful
Exploit noun-an heroic act, a striking or notable deed Verb – to use unfairly, to use for profit, to make use of selfishly
Incoherent unable to understand or read, without logical connection, disconnected and confused, disjointed, rambling
Descend to move down or to go down or lower
Ascend to move or go upward
Obliterate to completely destroy
Musing to think, ponder or consider
Vigil to keep a watch
Tangible real and touchable, palpable
Rampant uncontrolled growth
Calamity a disaster
Void empty
forlorn sad and lonely, hopeless
Created by: red8
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