English (Merlo) Human Comedy Flashcards

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English (Merlo) Human Comedy Flashcards

rapture
ecstatic joy or delight
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rapture ecstatic joy or delight
somnolence sleepy; drowsy
solicitude anxiety or concern
gouging to dig or force out
apt inclined; prone; likely
resigned submissive; silent consent
alibis excuse; defense
presumptuousness bold or forward behavior
patronizingly offensive behavior or manner; showing superiority
malicious showing spite; hurtful
withering to embarrass; make ashamed
subjugated to bring under complete control
extemporaneous spoken without advance preparation
indignation strong displeasure at something unjust; anger
toady flattery; favoritism
bewildered puzzled or confused
proprietor the owner of a business
warded to repel or turn aside
premeditation an act done with careful thought; deliberate
galoshes a waterproof overshoe
solemnity earnestness; impressiveness
vast of great size; enormous
majestically stately; grand
atheist one who does not believe in or denies the existence of a supreme power
inferior lower rank; less important
furiously violent passion or rage; extremely angry
authoritative having the right to control or command
mingling to mix, blend, or unite
melancholy a gloomy state of mind; depressed
adoration devoted love; worship
stentorian very loud or powerful sound
soliloquy a person talking to oneself oblivious to anyone present; the act of talking while or as if alone
somber gloomy, depressing, or dismal; extremely serious
hearse a vehicle for transporting a dead person to a place of burial
reverence a feeling of deep respect; awe
decreed a formal order; a command
perilous to be full of danger; hazardous
quietude the state of being tranquil, still, calm
idlers a person who passes time in a lazy or unproductive way
contempt feeling of disdain, scorn, or hate
impermanence to be temporary; not permanent
imperceptibly to be very slight; gradual
pious religious or godly
despised to loathe, to disdain, to hate

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