Vocabolary

• Cumbersome means heavy or large, making it difficult to carry or use
• Callous means showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others
• Abject refers to something bad experienced or present to the maximum degree
• Clandestine means kept secret or done secretively, especially because illicit
• To acquit is to free someone from a criminal charge by a verdict of not guilty
• Haughty means proud
• Forsake means to abandon
• Elucidate means to make clear
• Gauche means tactless
• Formidable means overwhelming
• Dormant


  Having normal physical functions suspended or slowed down for a period of time; in or as if in a deep sleep
• Denunciation


  Public condemnation of someone or something / informing against someone
• Macabre


  Horrible
• Inextricable


  Cannot be taken out, irredeemable
• Hovered


  Remain in one place in the air
• Ligature


  Something that is used to bind
• Incorrigible


  Not able to be changed or reformed
• Overt


  In the open
• Ostensible


  Apparent
• Modality


  A specific mode in which something is expressed or is experienced exists
• Oust


  To eject
• Nullify


  Make void
• Query


  Question
• Penance


  The punishment inflicted on oneself for expressing repentance for any wrongdoing of one’s own
• Pretense


  An attempt to make something that is not the case appears true
• Palatial


  Like a palace
• Pacify


  To calm
• Rapid


  Having great speed
• Quip


  Witty remark
• Rampage


  Violence
• Radical


  Extreme
• Quintessential


  Representing the most perfect or typical example of a quality or class
• Unraveled


  Investigated or solved and explained something complicated and difficult / undo twisted or knotted or woven threads
• Rogue


  A dishonest or unprincipled person
• Stealth


  Secret
• Startling


  Very surprising, astonishing, or remarkable
• Reliant


  Having or showing dependence on something
• Zany


  Silly
• Wrought


  Worked into shape by artistry or effort, fashioned, formed, etc.
• Wry


  Twisted