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Accosting

Approaching and speaking to someone aggressively, boldly, or insistently.

Animadversion

A strong criticism, censure, or critical remark.

Apotheosis

The elevation of someone to divine status, or the quintessential, ideal example of something.

Cadence

A rhythmic sequence, flow, or inflection of sounds or words.

Clarion

Loud, clear, and inspiring; also refers to an ancient shrill, narrow-tubed trumpet.

Colloquy

A formal conversation, dialogue, or high-level discussion.

Contiguity

The state of being in direct contact, touching, or immediately adjacent in space or time.

Effervescence

The property of bubbling or fizzing, or an exuberant, lively display of high spirits.

Escutcheon

A shield or shield-shaped emblem bearing a coat of arms.

Indefatigable

Persisting tirelessly; incapable of being exhausted or fatigued.

Intimations

Subtle hints, indirect suggestions, or faint indications.

Morbid

Characterized by an abnormal, unhealthy interest in disturbing or gruesome subjects, such as death and disease.

Necromancy

The practice of communicating with the dead, or sorcery and black magic in general.

Nether

Situated down or below; lower or under.

Nugatory

Of no value, significance, or importance; futile or invalid.

Pathos

A quality in an experience, narrative, or art that evokes pity, compassion, or sorrow.

Penitence

The action of feeling or showing sorrow and regret for having done wrong; repentance.

Portent

A sign, omen, or warning that something momentous or calamitous is likely to happen.

Recluse

A person who lives a solitary life and tends to avoid other people and society.

Requital

Something given in return or compensation, whether for a service, favor, or injury; retaliation or reward.

Surmise

To suppose or infer that something is true without having certain evidence; a conjecture.