Frankenstein Vocabulary Quiz Flashcards
Chastise
Scold, Punishment
Verb
Repentant
Ask for forgiveness
Adjective
Vacillate
Waver back and forth
Verb
Fortnight
Two weeks
Consolation
Something that makes you feel better
Adjective, Noun
Placid
Calm (usually having to do with water)
Serene
Calm and clear (calm or clear usually having to do with sky or forest)
Countenance
Facial expression, face
Noun
Candor
Truthful and honest
Noun
Ignominious
Shameful
Adjective
Exculpated
Relieve from blame
Verb
Asylum
Shelter, place to rest
Noun
Conjecture
To wonder, speculate
Noun, Verb
Timorous
Shy
Adjective
Approbation
Agreement or approval
Noun
Guile
Sly, evilly planned
Noun
Obdurate
To stick to your story, not talk, be stubborn
Verb
Lamentation
To express sorrow, grief, sounds of sorrow grief
Noun
Irksome
Annoying
Adjective
Calamity
Tragedy or disaster
Noun
Abhor
To hate
Verb
Malice
To have harmful intentions
Noun
Fiend
Evil spirit, demon, enemy
Recompense
To make amends for harm suffered, payment in return for something
Verb
Despondence
To fell extremely hopeless, dejected, discouraged, or gloomy
Noun
Mortification
To be embarrassed or overcome with shame
Noun
Tumultuous
Disorganized, muddled, full of chaos, convoluted
Adjective
Gesticulation
Hand gesture, hand motions
Noun
Endowed
To be given, to inherit
Verb
Visage
Face
Noun
Eradicate
Destroy, obliterate
Verb
Melancholy
Somber, sad, blue
Noun
Dissipate
Disappear, to go away
Verb
Acquiesced
To give in, to oblige Verb
Obliged
To have a responsibility to an action
Verb
Idle
Not moving or doing anything, still, without motion
Adjective
Odious
Disgusting, detested, repugnant
Adjective
Vexation
State of being annoyed, frustrated, or worried
Noun
Machination
Evil planning, scheming
Noun
Incredulous
Amazed at something, unable to believe, has a negative connotation
Adjective
Ominous
Foreboding, sense of doom
Adjective
Apparition
An appearance of something unexpected; a ghostlike image
Noun
Omnipotent
Ultimate and unlimited power and influence; the ability to do anything
Adjective
Disposition
Way they conduct themselves
Noun
Vagrant
Orphans, beggars, dirty
Noun
Celestial
Angelic, from the heavens
Adjective
Reverential
Calm, quiet, respectful
Adjective
Malignity
Harmful or causes sickness
Noun
Imprudence
Foolish action, acting without thinking
Noun
Prognosticated
Foreshadowing, hypothesized, predicted
Verb
Fortitude
Strength
Noun
Respite
Break, vacation
Noun
Sacrilege
Severely against tradition or religion
Noun
Repose
To lie down and rest
Noun to Verb
Amiable
Friendly, kind
Adjective
Indefatigable
Unable to be worn out
Adjective
Zeal
Super passionate
Noun
Charnel House
A building where bodies and bones are deposited, body part bank
Noun
Ardent
Enthusiastic or passionate, zealous (in a stubborn way)
Adjective
Infallible
Cannot fail, unable to fail
Adjective
Emaciated
Really skinny, gaunt
Adjective
Traversing
Pacing
Verb
Inarticulate
Unable to be understood, unable to articulate
Adjective
Commencement
The start or beginning of something
Noun or Adjective