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aghast |
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filled with amazement,disgust,fear,or terror |
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ample |
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more than enough,large,spacious |
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apparition |
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a ghost or ghostly figure;an unexplained or unusual appearence |
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assert |
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to declare or state as truth,maintain or defend, put forward forcefully |
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cower |
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to crouch or shrink away from in fear or shame |
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disdain |
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to look upon with scorn:to refuse scornfully(n) a feeling if contempt |
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epitaph |
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a brief statement wriiten on a tomb or gravestone |
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ethical |
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having to do with morals,values,right and wrong;in accordance with standards of right conduct;requiring a prescription for purchase |
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facetious |
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humorous, not meant seriously |
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inaudible |
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not able to be heard |
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indiscriminate |
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without restraint or control; unselective |
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intrigue |
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crafty dealings,underhanded plotting(v) to form and carry out plots;to puzzle or excite the curiousity |
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jurisdiction |
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an area of authority or control; the right to administer justice |
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plausible |
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appearing true,reasonable,of fair |
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plebeian |
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common,vulgar;belonging to the lower class(n) a common person,member of the lower class |
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prodigal |
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wastefully extravagant;lavishly or generously abundant(n)one who is watseful and self indulgent |
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proximity |
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nearness closeness |
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pulverize |
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to gring or pound to a powder or dust;to destroy or overcome (as tough by smashing into fragments) |
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sequel |
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that which follows,a result;a literary work or film continuing the story of one written or made earlier |
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volatile |
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highly changeable,fickle;tending to become violent or ekplosive;changing readily from the liquid to the gaseous state |
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