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insensate
lacking compassion sympathy unfeeling
pall
a dark covering of clouds or smoke
trifle
unimportant trivial
conflagration
an extensive and destructive fire
blackguardly
lacking principles or morals
odious
extremely unpleasant, repulsive, hateful
connoisseur
expert judge in matters of taste
disinterred
dug up something that was buried
ruminated
thought deeply
qualm
uneasy feeling
insensibly
without sense
elict
to evoke or draw out
sedulously
showing dedication and diligence
disreputable
not considered respectable in character and/or appearance
legible
written clearly enough to read
seclusion
the state of being private and away from other people
unmanning
depriving of qualities traditionally associated with men such as self control or courage
predecease
to die before
stringent
strict precise and demanding
inscrutable
impossible to understand or interpret
recluse
someone who lives alone and avoids interacting with others
blazoned
displayed prominently
exacting
making great demands on ones skill energy or other personal resources
inveterately
habitually
perennial
lasting or existing for a long or apparently infinite time
multifarious
many and various types
incongruous
not in harmony with the relevant qualities or aspect of a thing
pecuniary
relating to or consisting of money
malign
evil in nature
insidiously
gradually but harmfully
acquiscence
reluctant acceptance without objection
repulsion
a feeling of aversion
mien
a persons look or manner
disconsolate
unhappy
thoroughfare
a road or path forming a route between places
doggedly
with tenacity and grim persistence
diaphanous
light, delicate, translucent
lawny
like grass
maladies
diseases or ailment
besiegers
enemies invading a fortress
debility
the quality of being weak
incipient
in a beginning stage; developing into a specific type
idiosyncratic
peculiar or individual
accoutrement
clothing
misbegotten
badly or evil planned or conceived
disparity
a difference in level
parley
discussion between opposing sides
incredulous
unwilling or unable to believe
turpitude
depravity or weakness