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Wuthering Heights 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Winsome | charming |
| Injudicious | showing poor judgment |
| Munificent | very generous |
| Dilatory | slow in doing things |
| Averred | declared (something) to be true |
| Fastidiousness | tendency to be refined in a too dainty or oversensitive way |
| Presentiment | feeling that something unfortunate is about to occur; foreboding |
| Covetousness | greediness |
| Abjured | gave up; renounced |
| Furze | prickly evergreen shrub |
| Avarice | greed for riches |
| Malevolence | ill will; spitefulness; malice |
| Mitigating | making milder; moderating |
| Mawkish | sentimental in a weak, insipid way |
| Propitiate | win or regain the good will of; appease |
| Impudence | shameful boldness |
| Approbation | approval |
| Intractable | hard to manage; unruly; stubborn |
| Ignominious | humiliating; degrading |
| Derision | contempt; ridicule |
| Stoical | calm and unflinching under suffering |
| Compunction | sharp feeling of uneasiness caused by a sense of guilt; remorse |
| Peremptorily | in an intolerantly dictatorial manner |
| Sanguine | confident; optimistic |
| Obviate | do away with; prevent |
| Importuned | urged repeatedly |
| Alacrity | eager willingness |
| Abject | miserable; wretched |
| Innuendos | indirect remarks, usually of a derogatory kind; insinuations |
| Incipient | just beginning |
| Trepidation | anxiety; fearful uncertainty |
| Accede | agree; give in |
| Salubrious | healthful |
| Diurnal | daily |
| credulity | tendency to believe too readily; lack of doubt |
| Lethargy | great lack of energy; sluggishness |
| Enigmatically | baffling; perplexing |
| Attenuated | thin and weak |
| Supplications | requests |
| Adroitly | expertly; cleverly |
| To appropriate | to take for one's own use, especially without permission |
| Conflagration | large, destructive fire |
| Saturnine | gloomy, indolence |
| Automatons | persons acting automatically as if they were machines |
| Obdurate | hardhearted; stubborn |
| Paragon | model of excellence |
| Sidled | moved sideways |
| Admonition | warning to correct a fault; reprimand |
| Protracted | prolonged |