Term | Definition |
sleek | smooth or glossy |
landscape | a section or expanse of rural scenery |
palpable | readily or plainly seen |
nurturer | one who feeds and protects |
apprehensive | viewing the future with anxiety or alarm |
defiant | badly resistant or challenging |
bewhilderment | a confusing maze or tangle of objects or conditions |
dwelling | a building or place of shelter to live in |
tunic | a coat worn as part of a military or other uniform |
distraught | deeply upset and agitated |
prominent | important or famous |
chastisement | severe criticism; a rebuke or strong reprimand |
primly | formally precise or proper; stiffly neat |
utopia | an ideal or perfect society (fictional) |
dystopia | a utopia which has gone bad |
topos | place |
u | not |
dys | bad |
bicycle | a vehicle with 2 wheels |
assignment | anything assigned or plotted as a lesson, task, etc. |
reprive | to delay the impending punishment or sentence of |
exuberant | effusively and almost uninhibitedly enthusiastic; lavishly abundant |
dutifully | performing the duties expected or required of one |
merriment | cheerful or joyful gaiety; mirth; laughter |
irritably | easily irritated or annoyed, ready; excited to impatience or anger |
attentive | characterized by or giving attention; observant |
retroactive | operative with respect to past occurrences |
transgressions | an act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct |
exasperated | irritate intensely, infuraiate |
painstaking | done with or employing great care and thoroughness |
throng | a multitude of people crowded or assembled together |
bouyancy | the power to float or rise in a flued; relative lightness |
acquisition | the act of acquiring or gaining possession |
indulgently | benignly lenient or permissively |
relenquished | to surrender |
excruciating | extremely painful |
premeated | spreading throughout something |
exasperated | intensely irritated |
luminous | full of light, bright or shining |
seldom | not often |
emerge | to become manifest; become known |
methodically | arranged, characterized by, or performed with method or order |
conveyance | transmission; communication |
mutilated | to injure, disfigure, or make imperfect |