Vocab`
Terms
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- To cause to be seen as a silhouette; outline
- silhouetted
- to approach and speak to, especially in a pushy way
- accosted
- to express grief or regret
- lament
- to criticize severely
- castigate
- a group or band of people. A companion or associate
- cohort
- an ostensible or professed purpose:an exscuse
- pretext
- an evil, degrading, or immoral practice or habit
- vice
- hidden by darkness:not clearly seen
- obscure
- deeply moved or delighted; enraptured
- rapt
- extending unchecked;unrestrained
- rampant
- about to occur; impending
- imminent
- unaffected by disturbance; calm and unruffled
- serene
- to make known (something private or secret)
- divulge
- emotionally hardened; unfeeling
- callous
- Imeccably clean;spotless
- immaculate
- feeling of humiliation or embarrasment
- chagrin
- truculent
- disposed to or exhibiting violence or destructieness; fierce
- having a disagreeable or clashing sound; not in harmony
- discordant
- easy and pleasant to speak to ;approachable
- affable
- obtained, done , or made by clandestine or stealthy means-
- surratisious
- revery
- a day dream
- to look at attentively and thoughtfully
- contemplate
- done with or marked by a full consciousness of the nature and effects
- deliberetly
- a violent or turbulent situation
- maelstrom
- subject of contempt or ridicule
- derision
- a complete failure
- fiasco
- a feeling of humiliation or embarrasment
- chagrin (twice)
- or or relation to actors or acting or the past
- histrionics
- chracterized by stealth
- furtive
- to make clear or plain, especailly by explanation;clarify; explain
- allucidate
- a violent upheaval that causes great destruction
- cataclysm
- careful management or conservation of resources
- husbandry
- usefull; practical
- utilitarian
- worthy of scorn;hatefull
- detestable
- strict, severely self-disciplined
- austere
- keen perception or understanding
- perspacasity
- to make payment for
- remunerate
- keep down by severe and unjust use of force or authority
- opress
- in bestowing gifts, especially in a condenscending manner
- largess (twice)
- having or showing keen discernment, sound judgement
- sagacious
- a temporary suspension
- abeyance
- extremely angry;enraged
- irate
- not early;heavenly
- ethereal
- impulsive and unpredictable
- coprecious
- difficult to fathom or understand; impenetrable
- inscrutable
- lack of discernment or long-range perspective in thinking or planning
- myopia
- belief or believability
- credence
- a loss of dignity or honor
- indignity
- to keep one thoughts, feelings, and personal affairs to oneself
- REDESCENT (dont kno if that is correct spelling but i kno it sounds like that)
- a state or feeling of weariness, diminished energy, or listlessness
- lasatude
- marked by shame or disgrace
- ignominious