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Aberration
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(noun)
-- unsoundness or disorder of the mind
-- departing from normal |
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(verb)
-- to adapt to a new temperature, altitude, climate, envorinent, or situation |
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Adversary
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(noun)
-- a person, group, or force that opposes an attack
-- enemy |
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(adjective)
-- open to one or more interpertations |
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Apocryphal
Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde |
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(adj.)
-- (story/statement) of doubtful authenticity |
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Auspicious
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
-- favored by fortune
--prosperous/fortunate |
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Austere
Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde |
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(adj)
-- severe or in a strict manner/attitude |
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Avaricious
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(v)
--to give or concede reluctantly or with displeasure
-- to look upon with disapproval |
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Beleaguered
Short Stories |
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(v)
--to surround with troubles |
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Benevolent
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
-- characterized by or expressing goodwill or kindly feelings |
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Capricious
Great Expecataions |
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(adj.)
--repulsive and predictable
--likely to change |
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Complacent
Of Mice and Men |
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(adj.)
--pleased, especially with oneself for one's merits, advantages, situation
--self-satisfied |
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(adj.)
--jointly arranged, planned or carried out |
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Conflagration
Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde |
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(n)
--an extensive fire that destroys a lot |
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Contemptous
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
--feeling or showing a lack of respect or concern |
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Countenance
Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde |
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(n)
-- a persons face/facial expression
-- features, profule, appearance, visage |
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Crestfallen
Of Mice and Men |
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(Adj.)
-- dejectedl depressed; discouraged |
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(n)
-- an overwhelming amount of number
<recieved a deluge of offers> |
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Denizens
Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde |
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(n)
-- an inhabitant of a particular place |
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(n)
--redicule; mockery
<The inept performance elicited derision
from the audience> |
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Dexterity
Great Expectations |
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(n)
-- skill or adroitness in using the hands, body, or mind |
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Diabolical
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
-- of, relating to, or characteristic of the devil |
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Diminutive
Little Princes |
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(adj.)
--expectionally or notably small; tiny |
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Disarming
Of Mice and Men |
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(adj.)
--removing or capable of removing hostility, suspicion, etc., by being charming
<someone's disarming smile> |
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Disconsolate
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(adj.)
-- without comfort
-- unhappy |
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Disquietude
Short Stories |
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(n)
-- state of uneasiness of anxiety |
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Earnestly
Of Mice and Men |
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(adv.)
-- seriously intended |
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(adj.)
-- very attentive to accuracy |
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(adj.)
-- having red or flushed complexity |
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Fortnight
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(n)
-- fourteen days; half a month
-- two weeks |
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(adj.)
-- excessively talkative |
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(adv.)
--cautiously; carefully |
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(n)
--importance; significance; seriousness |
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Gregarious
Little Princes |
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(adj.)
--marked by or indicating a liking for conpanionship
-- social |
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Guileless
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
-- innocent; naive |
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(adj.)
-- having no luck
-- unfortunate |
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Imperious
Of Mice and Men |
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(n)
-- behaving like someone who is a supreme ruler
-- arrogant |
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(adj.)
-- continuing without pause or interruption |
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Incongruous
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(adj.)
-- not in harmony with surroundings |
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Incredulous
Little Princes |
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(adj.)
-- willing to admit or accept what is offered as true
-- skeptical; not credulous (believable) |
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Indignation
Of Mice and Men |
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(n)
-- strong displeasure at something considered unjust, offensive, insulting, or base |
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(n)
-- a physical or mental weakness |
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Iniquity
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(n)
-- immotsl or grossly unfair behavoir |
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(adj.)
-- producing no injury
--harmless; inoffensive |
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Insolent
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
-- arrogant; rude; disrespectful |
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Irrevocable
Little Princes |
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(adj.)
-- not possible to revoke (take back)
-- unalterable |
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Lamentation
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(n)
-- weeping; wailing; howl |
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(adj.)
--producing wealth
--profitable |
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(adj.)
--deficient in quality of quantity |
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Mien
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(n)
-- a persons look or manner (character or mood) |
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(v)
--to soothe in temper of disposition |
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Multifarious
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(adj.)
-- having many varied parts/aspects |
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Odious
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(adj.)
-- extremely unpleasant |
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Perennial
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(adj.)
-- lasting for a very long time |
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Perplexity
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(n)
-- inability to deal with/understand something |
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Pilfer
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(adj.)
-- deserving praise
-- worthy |
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Plaintively
Of Mice and Men |
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(adv.)
-- sorrowfully; mournfully |
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Precarious
Little Princes |
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(adj.)
-- characterized by lack of sexurity or stability that threatens with danger
-- dangerous |
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Pugnacious
Of Mice and Men |
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(adj.)
-- showing a rediness to fight |
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Querulous
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
-- habityally complaining
-- hard to please |
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Recumbent
Of Mice and Men |
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(adj.)
-- being in a state of rest
-- laying down |
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Remonstrance
Great Expectations |
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(n)
-- an act or instance of protest |
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(adj.)
-- fill or well-supplied with something |
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Reprove
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(v)
-- to repremand or censure (someone) |
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Repugnance
Great Expectations |
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(n)
-- a strong feeling of dislike |
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Ruminated
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(v)
-- think deeply about something |
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Scrutiny
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(n)
-- critical observatio or examination |
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(n)
-- alleviation of greif or anxiety
-- a source of relief or consolation |
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Solemn
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
-- deeply earnest
-- serious |
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Stringent
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(adj.)
-- strict, precuse and exacting
-- binding |
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(adj.)
-- lasting only for a short period of time |
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Trepidation
Great Expectations |
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(n)
-- a state of alarm or nervousness |
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Troglodytic
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde |
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(adj.)
-- having to do with cavemen |
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Vagrancy
Great Expectations |
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(n)
-- wandering from place to place
-- mental state of wandering |
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(adj.)
-- great deal of respect based on age or wisdom |
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Vicariously
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
-- sharing in someone else's experience through imagination |
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Volatile
Great Expectations |
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(adj.)
-- liable to change rapidly (for the worse) |
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