Frankenstien
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- Dialate
- To make wider or larger
- Odious
- Arousing or meriting strong dislike, avasion, or intense displeasure
- Progeny
- A child or decendent
- Expedient
- To speed up the process, to accelerate
- Capacious
- Capable of containing a large quantity, spacious
- Ardent
- Expressing or characterized by warmth of feeling; passionate
- Emaciated
- To be extremely thin
- Wretched
- In a state of distress or misfortune; misrable
- Paroxysm
- Sudden outburst of emotion
- Harrowing
- Extremely distressing
- Precipitous
- Extremely steep
- Commiserate
- To express sorrow or pitty
- Slaked
- To satisfy a craving, to lessen the force
- Debiliated
- Showing impairment of energy or strength
- Inclemency
- Stormy
- Sustenance
- The act or condition of being sustained
- Benevolent
- Doing good, organized for the benefit of charity
- Purloined
- To steal, a violation of trust
- Exhortations
- A speech that advises or encourages
- Abhorrent
- Discusting, loathsome or repellent
- Wantonly
- Excessive, cruel, spoiled
- Augmented
- To make more, add
- Epithets
- An abusive word
- Sanguinary
- bloodshead
- Detrimental
- Causing damage or harm
- Indolence
- habitual laziness
- Languid
- Lacking engery
- Sophisms
- Plausible but fallacious argument
- Reveries
- Daydreaming
- Calamity
- An event that brings a terrible loss
- Oblivion
- Being completely forgotten
- Rankling
- List of items in a group
- Penury
- Extreme want or poverty, destitution
- Caprice
- An impulsive change
- Cursory
- Performed with haste and no attention to detail
- Prognosticated
- To predict
- Countenance
- Appearance, in the face
- Indefatigable
- Not capable of being tired
- Physiognomy
- The art of judging human character from the face
- Obliterated
- To do away with
- Fetter
- A chain for the ankles of feet
- Immutable
- Not subject to change
- Vacillation
- To sway from one side to the other
- Salubrious
- Favorable to health or well-being
- Carnage
- Massacre
- Ignominious
- Marked by shame or disgrace
- Timorous
- Timid
- Obdurate
- Hardened by wrong-doing
- Perdition
- Loss of soul
- Inexorable
- Not able to be persuaded by entreaty, relentless
- Interment
- Placing something below
- Retrospect
- Review, survey, or thinking of psat
- Repungance
- Extreme dislike
- Imperious
- Overbearing
- Apalling
- To fill with dismay
- Posterity
- future generations
- Portend
- To serve as an omen or warning
- Diabolical
- Satanic
- Satiated
- To fully satisfy
- Conflagration
- A large fire