Wuthering Heights Flashcards
destitute (DES-ti-toot)
impoverished, utterly lacking
pariah (puh-RAHY-uh)
an outcast
goad (gohd)
to urge, spur, incite to action
taciturn (TAS-i-turn)
(adj.) not inclined to talk
mollify (MOL-uh -fahy)
to soften in temper
ebullient (i-BUHL-yuhnt)
extremely lively, enthusiastic
bereft (bi-REFT)
devoid of, without
duress (duhr-RESS)
hardship, threat
commodious (kuh-MOH-dee-uhs)
roomy
resplendent (ri-SPLEN-duhnt)
shiny, glowing
cognizant (KOG-nuh-zuhnt)
aware, mindful
speculative (SPEK-yuh-ley-tiv)
not based in fact
antipathy (an-TIP-uh-thee)
a strong dislike, repugnance
procure (pro-KYOOR)
to obtain, acquire
mercurial (mer-KYOO-ree-uhl)
characterized by rapid change or temperamentality
vacillate (VAS-uh-leyt)
to fluctuate, hesitate
morose (muh-ROHS
gloomy or sullen
incarnate
existing in the flesh, embodied
heinous
hateful, odious, totally reprehensible
facade
wall of a building/deceptive attitude or appearance