Fervently-Thrall

• Def (adv.): very enthusiastically or passionately.

  • “She accepted the offer of admission to Yale ___.”

  Fervently
• Def (adj.): stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or chosen course of action, despite attempts to persuade one to do so.

  • “Lèa remained ___ despite the influence of her classmates.”
  • Obstinate
• Def (adj.): abstaining from extramarital, or from all, sexual intercourse.

  • “After her husband’s death, she promised to remain ___ to honor his husband.”

  Chaste
• Def (adj.):  quiet, gentle, and easily imposed on; submissive; gentle, tender, soft-hearted 

  • “Keely is a gentle, ___ girl; she never argues, and, instead, agrees with everything.”

  Meek
• Def (adj.):  childishly silly and trivial.

  • “Ginny grew from her ___ personality into a bold, mature woman.”

  Puerile
• Def (adj.): (of food or drink) delicious.

  • “The meal my mother prepared was ___.”

  Delectable
• Def (adj.): of imposing height; great or imposing altitude

  • “The ___ trees ambushed her.”

  Lofty
• Def (adj.): of a noble or exalted nature; superior

  • “She worked tirelessly to achieve her ___ goals.”

  Lofty
• Def (n.):  excessive or offensive sexual desire; lustfulness.

  • “Teenagers display ___ because of their hormones.”

  Lechery
• Def (n.): anger.

  • “My fists closed in ___.”

  Ire
• Def (v.): steal (typically things of relatively little value); the stealthy and gradual stealing of something that isn't worth much anyway

  • “My sister ___ cookies every day until the jar was empty.”

  Pilfer
• Def (adj.):  restrained with chains or manacles, typically around the ankles 

  • “He was ___ to a pole.”

  Fettered
• Def (adj.): start to lose strength or momentum.

  • “Her career ___ when her despicable actions showed her true nature.”
  • Falter
• Def (n.): the quality or fact of being very determined; determination.

  • “Holly displayed great ___: she hung onto her goals despite the many obstacles life imposed on her.”

  Tenacity
• Def (n.): an unlikely chance occurrence, especially a surprising piece of luck; a stroke of luck

  • “The discovery of gold in her backyard was a ___.”

  Fluke
• Def (v.): make (someone) feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried, especially with trivial matters.

  • “His obnoxious personality ___ me.”
  • Vex
• Def (n.): an enemy or opponent.

  • “From that day forth, Emilia became my greatest ___.”

  Foe
• Def (adv.):  without the knowledge of (someone); without a particular person knowing

  • “___ to her, her husband had sexual intercourse with another woman–and a man–in the same bed they were sleeping.”

  Unbeknownst
• Def (n.): people belonging to a particular group.

  • “I could not associate myself with his ___.”

  Brethren
• Def (n.): the state of being in someone's power or having great power over someone.

  • “He was in ___ to his greater ire.”

  Thrall
• Def (v.): an angry or bad-tempered expression.

  • “My mother ___ at me after she heard what I said.”


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