Gilg. VOCAB

Bewildering

Bewildering (adj)

extremely confusing or difficult to understand

SYNONYMS→

PUZZLING, PERPLEXING

Subsided

Subsided (verb)

become less intense, violent, or severe

SYNONYMS→ LESSEN, ALLEVIATE

Valiant

Valiant (adj)

possessing or acting with bravery or boldness:

courageous

SYNONYMS→

FEARLESS, HEROIC

Disclose

Disclosed/ Disclose (verb)

to make secret or new information known

SYNONYMS→

REVEAL, UNCOVER

Obliterate

Obliterate (v) Obliterated (v)

to destroy or utterly wipe out; to remove completely from recognition or memory

SYNONYMS:

DECIMATE,

ANNIHILATE

Bellowing

bellowing (verb)

to emit a hollow, loud, animal cry, typically in pain or anger

SYNONYMS→ YELLING, HOWLING

Calamity

Calamity (n)

a disastrous event marked by great loss and lasting distress and suffering

SYNONYMS→

CATASTROPHE, TRAGEDY

Contrivances

Contrivances (n)

a thing that is planned or created or the use of skill to bring something about or create something

SYNONYMS→

CONSTRUCTS, INVENTIONS

Beseeching

Beseeching (adj)

expressing or marked by earnest pleading or

entreaty

SYNONYMS→ BEGGING, IMPLORING

Garner

Garner (verb)

gather or collect

SYNONYMS→

ASSEMBLE, STOCKPILE

Futile

Futile (adj)

incapable of producing any useful result

SYNONYMS→

POINTLESS, INEFFECTIVE

Revile

Revile (verb)

criticize in an abusive or angrily insulting manner

SYNONYMS→ CONDEMN,

ATTACK

Furtive

Furtive (adj)

done in a quiet and secretive way to avoid being noticed; surreptitious

SYNONYMS→

SNEAKY, CONCEALED

Lamentation

Lamentation (noun)

Passionate expression of grief or sorrow; weeping

SYNONYMS→

CRIES, MOANINGS

Adversary

Adversary (n)

one that contends with, opposes, or resists;

an enemy or opponent

SYNONYMS→ RIVAL, ANTAGONIST

Perilous

Perilous (adj)

full of danger or risk

SYNONYMS→

RISKY, TREACHEROUS

Domicile

Domicile (n)

a person's fixed, permanent, and principal home for legal purposes

SYNONYMS→

DWELLING, RESIDENCE

Profusion

Profusion (n)

great quantity; lavish display or supply

SYNONYMS→

ABUNDANCE, PLETHORA

Transgressed

Transgressed (v)

to violate a command or law; to sin

SYNONYMS→

VIOLATED, OFFENDED

Obscured

Obscured (adj)

not clearly seen or easily distinguished; hidden in darkness

SYNONYMS→

CONCEALED, VAGUE