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Night Vocab
English
Question | Answer |
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Lorries. | Trucks. (N) |
Emigration. | The act of leaving a country or region to settle in another. (N) |
Abstraction. | An idea or thought separate from concrete reality. (N) |
Expounding. | Explaining in detail. (v) |
Edict. | An official decree published by authority. (n) |
Expulsion. | A driving out by force. (n) |
Pillage. | To rob of property. (v) |
Constraint. | A restriction towards feelings or behaviors. (n) |
Incite. | To provoke. (v) |
Unrelentingly. | Constantly. (adv) |
Nocturnal. | Happening during the night. (adj) |
Bestial. | Cruel and savage. (adj) |
Lucidity. | Clarity, rational understanding. (n) |
Oblivion. | State of being completely forgotten. (n) |
Harangued. | Scolded. (V) |
Compulsory. | Required. (adj) |
Wizened. | Shriveled and dried up. (adj) |
Base. | Inferior and undignified. (adj) |
Sanctity. | Holiness and sacredness. (n) |
Reprieve. | Temporary relief from punishment. (n) |
Raucous. | Loud and hoarse sounding. (adj) |
Functionaries. | People who perform normal jobs that have to be completed. (N) |
Implored. | Begged. (V) |
Lamentation. | An expression of grief. (n) |
Countenance. | Features of the face. (n) |
Interminable. | Endless. (adj) |
Emaciated. | Abnormally thin. (adj) |
Meager. | Of small quantity, inadequate. (adj) |
Inconsiderable. | Unimportant or small. (adj) |
Derision. | Ridicule. (n) |
Annihilate. | To destroy completely. (v) |
Summarily. | Immediately and informally. (adv) |
Indeterminate. | Indefinite or vague. (adj) |
Blandishments. | Flattering, persuasive remarks. (n) |
Truncheons. | Short, thick clubs. (n) |
Stupefied. | Stunned, amazed. (adj) |
Privations. | Hardships. (n) |
Encumbrance. | Burden. (n) |
Semblance. | Appearance. (n) |
Apathy. | Indifference. (n) |
Vigilance. | Alertness to danger. (n) |
Appeasing. | Satisfying. (adj) |
Inert. | Motionless. (adj) |
Visionary. | Unreal. (adj) |
Knell. | The sound of a bell, negative connotation. (n) |
Sage. | A wise person. (n) |
Compatriots. | Fellow countryman. (n) |