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tangible adj. capable of being touched or felt; having actual form of substance quarry n. the object of a hunt; pray amenity n. something that adds to ones comfort or convenience condone v. to overlook, forgive, or disregard scruple n. an uneasy feeling arising from one's conscience or principles deplorable adj. deeply regretable; unfortunate imperative adj. absolutley necessary zealous adj. intensly devoted and enthusiastic prodigy n. a young person who is exceptionally talented or intellegent indignity n. a loss of dignity or honor, a source of such loss reverie n. a daydream discordant adj. having a disagreable or clashing sound, not in harmony lament v. to express grief or deep regret fiasco n. a complete failure devastate v. to destroy or overwhelm betrayal n. an act of disloyalty or treachery vexation n. anger or annoyance adulation n. excessive praise or flattery aghast adj. filled with shock or horor ruinous adj. bringing ruin or downfall; disastorous gamut n. the entire range or series of something privation n. lack of basic necessities or comfort of life exorbitant adj. much to high; excessive askew adj. crooked: to one side preclude v. to make impossible, especially by taking actions in advance Impunity n. freedom from punishment, penalty, or harm virtuoso adj. characteristic of a person with mastery knowledge or skill accost v. to approach and speak to in an agressive or hostile manner repose v. to lie dead or at rest fetter v. to restrain with chains or shackles implore v. to beg, earnestly ask for subside v. to become less agitated or active; lesser careen v. to rush carelessly imminent adj. about to occur iridescent adj. shining with shifting rainbow colors infallibility n. an inability to make erros reiterate v. to repeat precariously adv. insecurley; in a dangerous way exotic adj. excitingly strange heresy n. an action or opinion contrary to what is generally thought of as right