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Medieval Hist Vocab

Vocab that goes with IEW Medieval History

QuestionAnswer
fetid stinky
massive huge
dilapidated partly ruined; broken down
intrepid fearless
stunned shocked
flee to run away, as from danger
desecrate to destroy the beauty or holiness of a sacred place
tenacious not giving up
extol to praise highly
fatigued tired or worn out
rebuke to blame or find fault with
intrigued curious or fascinated by something
pursue to chase
hastily quickly and with little thought
credible believable
vacant empty
uniform of the same form or manner with others
perturbed annoyed
reform N. an improvement V. to make better
foremost first in time, place or order
bestow to give or grant
devout devoted to religion
proficient skilled or expert
renowned famous, of good reputation
apprehend to sieze
stymied blocked
interminable seemingly endless
plummet to drop straight down
feeble weak
clad clothed
scorn reject with disgust
elite a socially superior group
agile able to move quickly and easily
impeccable perfect
indolent lazy
smug highly pleased with oneself, complacent
melancholy gloomy, causing sadness
imminent happening soon
embellished to decorate; to make more interesting by adding fanciful details
bewildered puzzled
disclosed to uncover or reveal
contrite sincerely sorry
dislodge to remove, to force out
scowl to look angry
relish to like very much
abashed to be made embarrassed
ludicrous ridiculous
capriciously acting without apparent reason or cause
devious round about, not according to the normal path
serene calm and peaceful
toil to work hard, to labor
contrive to scheme
analyze to examine the parts of something
aghast showing signs of horror
rash too hasty in action, reckless
tragic extremely unfortunate
anguish great pain in suffering in mind or body
insolent haughty; insulting
restrain to hold back from doing something
gravely seriously; solemnly
din a loud, confused, or clanging noise
crane to stretch out one's neck
repugnant distasteful, repulsive
reprehensible deserving blame
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