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Night words J.R.H.

Words from book Night

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Edict A formal proclamation, especially one issued by a government, ruler, or other authority.
Expound To give a detailed description and explanation of a theory or viewpoint or an explanation of the meaning and implications of a written text
Pestilential Causing or tending to cause death. Dangerous
Pillage To rob a place using force, especially during a war
Premonition A strong feeling, without a rational basis, that something is going to happen.
Bestial Beastly
Reprieve To halt or delay the punishment of somebody, especially when the punishment is death.
Crucible A severe test; a trial
Emaciated Extremely thin, especially because of starvation or illness
Incite To stir up feelings in or provoke action by somebody
Embark To go on board or put or take somebody or something on board a ship or aircraft.
Encumbrance A hindrance or burden to somebody
Vigilant Watchful and alert, especially to guard against danger, difficulties, or errors
Revelation A book of the Bible that includes a description of the end of the world
Expulsion The act of compelling somebody to leave or give up membership in an institution such as a school, political party, or club, usually as a punishment.
Pious Devoutly religious.
Haggard Showing signs of tiredness, anxiety, or hunger on the face, e.g. dark rings around the eyes.
Bewildered To confuse or puzzle somebody completely
Hooligan A young person who is violent or prone to committing crimes
Cynical : Doubting or contemptuous of human nature or the motives, goodness, or sincerity of others
Nocturnal Occurring at night, as opposed to during the day.
Livid Very Angry
Semblance A small amount of something
Robust Strong, healthy, and hardy in constitution.
Apathy Lack of interest in anything, or the absence of any wish to do anything.
Compulsory Required by law or an authority.
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