Frankenstein Vocab: Ch. 1-4
Frankenstein Vocab: Ch. 1-4
Frankenstein Vocab: Ch. 1-4
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Cartes-fiches
unending, never tiring or yielding
indefatigable
burial, act or ceremony of burying
interment
reimbursing, to pay or give compensation for
recompensing
extreme poverty
penury
respectful, feeling or exhibiting deep respect
reverential
intense, strongly or extremely emotional
vehement
base, of low character or quality
ignoble
imaginary, highly unrealistic
chimerical
third; of the third order, rank, stage, or formation
tertiary
unsatisfying, without satisfaction
ineffectual
an impossible or foolish fancy
chimera
clear to mind; evident; obvious; plain.
palpable
a look of approval on the face;calm control; support.
countenance
a building or place where corpse or bones are disposed.
charnel-house
the tendency to lay down principles as incontrovertibly true, without consideration of evidence or the opinions of others.
dogmatism
excessive concern with minor details and rules.
pedantry
a person's facial features or expression, especially when regarded as indicative of character or ethnic origin.
physiognomy
difficult to do; laborious; using much energy
arduous
