The Crucible Act 2 Vocal and People Flashcards
falter
to stop being strong or successful: to begin to fail or weaken; to feel doubt about doing something
what part of speech is falter
verb
compensate
to make up for some defect or weakness; to give money for something else of value to someone
what part of speech is compensate
verb
reckon
to think or suppose (something); to believe that something is true or possible
what part of speech is reckon
verb
monstrous
extremely or unusually large; gigantic; very ugly, cruel, or vicious
what part of speech is monstrous
adjective
indignant
feeling or showing anger because of something that is unfair or wrong: very angry
what part of speech is indignant
adjective
pious
deeply religious
what part of speech is pious
adjective
lofty
very high and good: deserving to be admired; showing the insulting attitude of people who think they’re better, smarter, or more important than other people
what part of speech is lofty
adjective
perplexed
to be confused