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Trepidation
Alarm, perturbation, agitation, or a trembling movement.
Reversionary
Having to do with the right to process a certain property under inheritance, birthright, or similar conditions; a gift, birthright, or heritage.
Quartering
To cut into four pieces.
Illustrious
Memorable, well-known, famous, and distinguished.
Bestrewn
Scattered, dissipated, and dispersed.
Sublime
Elevated, inspiring, noble, or exalted.
Pernicious
Baneful, harmful, noxious, or deadly.
Fervent
Passionate, ardent, enthusiastic, or pious.
Acquitted
Found not guilty, freed, released, or exonerated.
Laconic
Short, to the point, succinct, brief, and clear.
Unscrupulous
Unprincipled, unethical, and immoral.
Sultry
-Hot, humid, and muggy.
Ignobly
Dishonorably or shamefully.
Malady
A disease or illness.
Renounce
To abdicate, forsake, abandon, or repudiate.
Gallantry
An act of courtesy.
Incorrigible
Unruly, uncooperative, intractable, or delinquent.
Magnanimous
Generous, charitable, unselfish, or noble.
Morose
Sullen and gloomy.
Degradation
Humiliation, debasement, degeneration, or feeling demoralized.
Urchin
A mischievous youngster, brat, punk, whippersnapper, or menace.
Dubious
Doubtful, incredulous, and ambiguous.
Repast
A meal or feast.
Docile
Obedient, meek, mild-mannered, or submissive.
Consecrated
Devoted, holy, pledged, or blessed.
Sagacity
Discernment, insight, or sound judgment.
Fidelity
Faithfulness or loyalty.
Turnkey
A jailer or prison guard.
Impassive
Calm, stoic, indifferent, or apathetic.
Exultant
Elated, joyous, jubilant, or rejoiceful.
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