Night Key Terms

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Samxxo  on April 21, 2008

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vocabulary

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Learn vocabulary that appeared in Night by Elie Wiesel, a holocaust survivor.

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Night Key Terms

deprive
to take something away from
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deprive to take something away from
bereaved left alone by death
apathy lack of emotion or feeling
livid ashen; pallid
dregs the least desirable portions
vitality vigor; energy
tether the limit of one's resources or endurance
plaintive expressing sorrow
recesses remote, secret places
contagion harmful influence
surname a family name
encumbered hindered; restricted
insignificant trivial; not important
profoundly absolutely; in an unqualified way
emigration leaving one area to settle in another
treatise written discussion of a topic
anecdotes short, humorous stories
melancholy sadness; depression
deportees people who are expelled from a country
constraint restrictions
provisions necessary supplies, such as food
hermetically sealed against the entry or escape of air
pestilential likely to cause an epidemic disease
notorious known widely and unfavorably; infamous
devoid completely lacking or empty
monocle an eyeglass for one eye
lucidity clear understanding
convalescent returning to health after an illness
blandishments coaxing by flattery
convoy a group of vehicles traveling together
frenzy violent mental agitation or wild excitement
torment to cause physical pain or mental anguish
thrash beat; hit
latter second of two
raucous boisterous and disorderly
sabotage treacherous action to defeat a cause
lamentation grief; mourning
void emptiness
emaciated made thin due to starvation
elapsed passed
feeble lacking strength, weak
evacuation withdrawing troops or civilians
relentlessly steadily; persistently

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