and then there were none - ch 1-2 Flashcards

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Illegible (Adjective)

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Difficult or impossible to read

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Coroner (Noun):

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An official responsible for investigating and determining the cause of death in cases
of sudden, suspicious, or unexplained deaths.

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Lounging (Verb):

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To sit or lie in a relaxed or lazy way.

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Deportment (Noun):

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A person’s behavior or manners, especially in terms of politeness and good conduct.

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Lax (Adjective):

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Not sufficiently strict, severe, or careful; relaxed or careless.

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Triumphed (Verb):

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To achieve a great victory or success; to be successful or victorious.

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Aura (Noun):

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A distinctive quality or atmosphere that surrounds or is associated with a person,
thing, or place.

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Illegibly (Adverb):

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In a way that is difficult to read or decipher.

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Cronies (Noun):

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Close friends or companions.

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Venture (Noun):

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A risky or daring journey or undertaking.

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Bleary (Adjective):

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Blurred or dimmed, especially as a result of tiredness or sleepiness.

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Conscientiously (Adverb):

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In a thorough, careful, and diligent manner.

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Whims (Noun):

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Sudden and capricious ideas or desires; fancies.

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Recumbent (Adjective):

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Lying down; reclining.

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Surreptitious (Adjective):

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Kept secret or done in a way that avoids notice, especially because it would not be
approved of.

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Stuffy (Adjective):

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Lacking fresh air or ventilation; oppressively warm; old-fashioned or conservative.

17
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Assured (Adjective):

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Certain and confident in manner.

18
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Treacherous (Adjective):

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Guilty of or involving betrayal or deception; dangerously unstable and
unpredictable.

19
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Imperceptibly (Adverb):

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In a way that is so slight, gradual, or subtle as not to be perceived.

20
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Prospect (Noun):

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The possibility or likelihood of some future event occurring; the outlook or view,
especially over a large area.

21
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Fraternizing (Verb):

A

To associate or form a friendship or close association with others, especially when
one is not supposed to do so.

22
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Apparition (Noun):

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A ghostly figure or supernatural appearance; something that appears unexpectedly
or in an extraordinary way.

23
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Saga (Noun):

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A long, detailed story of heroic exploits, often involving legendary characters and
adventures; a narrative of historical or biographical events.

24
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Silhouetted (Verb):

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Cast or show (someone or something) as a dark shape and outline against a lighter
background.

25
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Sinister (Adjective):

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Giving the impression that something harmful or evil is happening or will happen;
ominous; threatening or suggesting evil or harm.

26
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Malevolence (Noun):

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The state or condition of having a wish to do evil to others; a feeling or attitude of
intense ill will or hatred.

27
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Constraint (Noun):

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A limitation or restriction; a state of being forced to do something against one's will.