Frankenstein Vocab

Question 1

commence

Answer 1

To begin/start

Question 2

commencement

Answer 2

A beginning or start

Question 3

recommence

Answer 3

to begin or start again

Question 4

fervour

Answer 4

intense or passionate feeling

Question 5

fervent

Answer 5

having or displaying passionate intensity

Question 6

fervently

Answer 6

very enthusiastically or passionately

Question 7

Celestial

Answer 7

Relating to the skies or heaven

Question 8

ardent

Answer 8

very enthusiastically;passionately or burning; glowing

Question 9

ardour

Answer 9

enthusiasm or passion.

Question 10

ardently

Answer 10

very enthusiastically;passionately

Question 11

laborious

Answer 11

a task, process, or journey requiring considerable effort and time

Question 12

labours

Answer 12

work hard; make great effort.

Question 13

labourers

Answer 13

a person doing unskilled manual work for wages.

Question 14

conjecture

Answer 14

to arrive at or deduce by surmise or guesswork

Question 15

earnestness

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showing sincere conviction

Question 16

earnest

Answer 16

resulting from or showing sincere and intense conviction.

Question 17

earnestly

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in an earnest and serious manner

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fortitude

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strength of mind

Question 19

romantic

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having an inclination for romance ( Romance is a quality or feeling of mystery, excitement, and remoteness from everyday life)

Question 20

endeavour

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exertion of effort; to attempt

Question 21

endeavouring

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to try hard to do or achieve something.

Question 22

endow

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provide with a quality, ability, or asset or give or bequeath an income or property to (a person or institution).

Question 23

endowments

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the action of endowing something or someone.

Question 24

bestow

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Present with an honor, right or gift.

Question 25

inexorable

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Impossible to stop or prevent

Question 26

prudence

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Quality of cautiousness

Question 27

prudent

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to be cautious

Question 28

imprudence

Answer 28

to not be cautious

Question 29

woe

Answer 29

great sorrow or distress (often used hyperbolically).

Question 30

woeful

Answer 30

characterized by, expressive of, or causing sorrow or misery. or very bad

Question 31

wherefore

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for what reason

Question 32

whither

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Voilent movement, introducing a question, to what place, to move with force or ruh

Question 33

melancholy

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Sadness, dejection, a person feeling gloomy, mournful etc.

Question 34

repose

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a state of rest, sleep, or tranquillity

Question 35

countenance

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a person's face or facial expression

Question 36

impertinent

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not showing proper respect; rude

Question 37

benevolent

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well-meaning and kindly

Question 38

amiable

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having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner

Question 39

ameliorate

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make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better.

Question 40

irrevocably

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in a way that cannot be changed, reversed, or recovered

Question 41

indefatigable

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A person persisting tirelessly

Question 42

procure

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To get something and take time to do it.`

Question 43

penury

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Extreme poverty

Question 44

sublime

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Of such excellence and perfection that it inspires awe.

Question 45

tempest

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A violent windy storm.`

Question 46

diligence

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Careful persistent work or effort.

Question 47

caprice

Answer 47

Sudden change in mood or behaviour.

Question 48

ignoble

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Not honorable in character or purpose.

Question 49

prognosticate

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To foretell or prophesize a future event.

Question 50

irksome

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irritating; annoying.:

Question 51

chimera

Answer 51

an illusion or fabrication of the mind

Question 52

panegyric

Answer 52

a public speech or published text in praise of someone or something