Tucker English
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- expiate
- to make amends or reparation for
- ignominy
- disgrace; dishonor; public contempt
- cogitating
- to think hard; ponder; meditate
- lurid
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gruesome, horrible; revolting
terrible intensity, fierce passion - disporting
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to amuse (oneself) in a light, frolicsome manner
to display - imbibed
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to take or receive into the mind,
to absorb - expostulation
- to reason earnestly with someone in an effort to dissuade or correct
- insidious
- intended to entrap or beguile; stealthily treacherous or deceitful
- tempestuous
- tumultuous, turbulent
- emolument
- profit, slarary, or fees from office or employment; compensation for services
- cabalistic
- obscure, mysterious, dark
- eldritch
- eeire, weird, spooky
- talisman
- an object supposed to possess occult powers and worn as an amulet or charm
- enmity
- a feeling of hostility; hatred; ill will; antagonism
- besmirches
- to stain; to make dirty
- epoch
- a point of time marked by distinctive events or affairs
- efficacy
- effectiveness; capacity for producing a desired result or effect
- heterodox
- not in accordance with established or accepted doctrines or opinions
- tremulous
- trembling from fear, nervousness, or weakness
- voluptuous
- sensuously pleasing or delightful
- manifestation
- a public demonstration
- gesticulation
- an animated or excited gesture
- providence
- a display of divine care or direction; foresight
- similitude
- likeness; resemblance
- phatasmagoric
- a shifting series of illusions or deceptive appearances as in a dream or as a creation of the mind
- exigencies
- urgency, the need, demand, or requirement intrinsic a circumstanse, condition; demands prompt action or remedy; an emergency
- albeit
- even though, although
- plebeian
- a commoner; member of the common people
- preternatural
- out of the ordinary course of nature; abnormal or supernatural
- vehemence
- fury, fervor; full of vigor
- repugnance
- strong distaste; hatred; inconsistency
- defeasible
- capable of being invalidated or terminated
- rankle
- to cause keen irritation or bitter resentment in
- contumacious
- stubbornly rebellious, disobediant
- temporal
- enduring for a time only; temporary
- intrinsic
- belonging to a thing by its very nature, natural; real