Frankenstein Vocab

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amandalanda  on May 2, 2012

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Frankenstein Vocab

emaciated
(adj.) abnormally thin, caused by gradual wasting away of flesh
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emaciated (adj.) abnormally thin, caused by gradual wasting away of flesh
conciliating (adj.) to overcome the distrust or hostility of; to placate or win over; to stop someone from being angry or disorientated
paroxysm (n.) a sudden, violent outburst
ardor (n.) enthusiasm, passion
indefatigable (adj.) persisting tirelessly
wretched (adj.) in a very unhappy or unfortunate state
salubrious (adj.) promoting health; favorable to health of mind or body
retard (v.) to slow; to delay
perambulate (v.) to inspect area on foot; to walk through
countenance (n.) composure; facial expression
acquit (v.) to relieve of all charges or accusations
environ (n.) surroundings, border
augment (v.) to increase
precipitous (adj.) dangerously high or steep
complacency (n.) contentment or self-satisfaction
purport (v.) appeal or claim to be or do something
lukewarm (adj.) feeling or showing little enthusiasm
consternation (n.) feelings of anxiety or dismay, typically at something unexpected
myriad (n.) an extremely great or countless number
succor (n.) relief or assistance in a time of difficulty
imbibe (v.) to drink, absorb, or assimilate
repugnance (n.) intense disgust
mien (n.) a [dignified] manner or conduct
dilatory (adj.) intending or tending to postpone or delay
insuperable (adj.) incapable of being passed over
torpor (n.) apathy; lethargic indifference
spectre (n.) a visible spirit, a ghost, phantom or apparition
physiognomy (n.) the face or countenance
apoplectic (adj.) overcome with anger; relating to a stroke
artifice (n.) a deceptive maneuver, esp. to avoid capture
malice (n.) desire to inflict injury or harm
reconcile (v.) restore friendly relations with
omnipotence (n.) state of being all-powerful

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