| Term | Definition |
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motif |
repeating pattern |
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lagoon |
shallow water seperated from the sea by sand dunes |
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mirages |
optical illusion (distant object seems near by) |
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effulgence |
shining forth brightly; radiant |
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emnity |
antagonism, hatred, hostility |
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conch |
spiral shell of a sea mullosk |
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furtive |
sneaky |
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immured |
enclosed |
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recrimation |
answering some one accusing you with an accusation |
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swathes |
strip, raw |
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tendril |
clinging part of climbing plants |
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antagonism |
oppostition or hostility |
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incredulous |
skeptical, disbelieving |
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inscrutably |
not easily understood |
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perceptible |
something that one can be aware of through the five senses |
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clamorously |
with a loud outcry; uproar |
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whelming |
covering or turning with a diastaterous affect |
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generic |
characteristic of a whole group |
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impalpable |
incapable of being felt by touch |
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myriad |
a great number (10,000) |
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scavenging |
feeding on |
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vagrant |
wanderer; no established residence |
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apalled |
overcame by shock or dismay |
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malevolently |
showing vicous ill-will, spite, or hatred |
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convulsively |
suddenly; frantically; spasmadically |
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tactily |
expressed without words or speech |
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effigy |
image or representation |
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lamentation |
strong regret; grief |
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sough |
rustling, moaning, sighing, or rushing sound |
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interminable |
having, or seeming to have, no end |
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tremulously |
trembling, nervous, shaky or timid |
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incredulity |
skeptical, disbelief |
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plinth |
a square base or a lower block |
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coverts |
sheltered |
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daunting |
discouraging through fear |
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impervious |
incapable of being influenced, persuaded or affected |
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contemptuously |
without respect; in a disdainful manner |
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tremulous |
timid, shaking, quivering |
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derisive |
mocking |
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palled |
becoming boring or uninteresting |
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furtive |
avoiding attention |
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cynicism |
negative or scornful outlook |
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demoniac |
inspired by a demon |
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corpulent |
large bulky body; fat |
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parody |
feeble or ridiculous imitation |
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protruded |
to jut out, project or bulge |
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phosphorescence |
luminous appearence |
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befouled |
made dirty or foul |
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assimilating |
absorb or take in; incoperate as one's own |
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torrid |
parching or burning heat |
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woebegone |
of an inferior condition; worn down |
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writhing |
to twist or bend oneself about, as in pain |
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exulting |
rejoice greatly |
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unquenchable |
impossible to supress or satisfy |
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charred |
burned or scorched |
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ludicrous |
laughable or hilarious because of obvious absurdity |
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trucently |
fierce, cruel; savagely brutal |
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ululation |
to howl as a dog or wolf; wail, shrill |
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elephantine |
huge, clumsy; enormous in size or strength |
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crepitation |
making a crackeling or popping sound |
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cordon |
a line of military posts encolsing or gaurding an area |