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Tenaciously (adverb) – In a determined, persistent, or firm manner.

2. Exuberant (adjective) – Full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness.

3. Forage (verb) – To search widely for food or provisions.

4. Vagabonds (noun) – People who wander from place to place without a fixed home.

5. Drone (verb) – To make a continuous, low, humming sound.

6. Interminable (adjective) – Endless or seeming to have no end.

7. Subsided (verb) – Became less intense, violent, or severe.

8. Transfixed (verb) – Motionless with awe, wonder, or fear.

9. Tormented (adjective) – Suffered from severe pain or distress.

10. Motes (noun) – Tiny specks of dust or small particles.

11. Admonished (verb) – Warned or reprimanded firmly.

Chapters 4

8 (Cuatro

12. Endowed (verb) – Provided with a quality, ability, or asset.

13. Succulent (adjective) – Juicy and delicious (often used to describe food).

14. Wrought (adjective) – metal Shaped or, often with great effort through hammering

15. Blemish (noun) – A small flaw or imperfection.

16. Clamored (verb) – Shouted or demanded loudly.

17. First Communion (noun) – A religious ceremony in which a person receives the Eucharist for the first time.

18. Furrow (noun) – A narrow groove or wrinkle, often in the ground or on the face.

19. Baptism (noun) – A Christian ritual signifying spiritual purification and admission into the faith.

20. Confirmation (noun) – A Christian sacrament confirming and strengthening one’s faith.

21. Melee (noun) – A chaotic, noisy fight or struggle.

22. Audacity (noun) – Boldness or daring, often in a reckless way.

23. Quavered (verb) – Spoke in a trembling or shaky voice, usually from fear or nervousness.

Chapters 9

10 (Nueve

24. Commotion (noun) – A noisy disturbance or uproar.

25. Irrevocable (adjective) – Unable to be changed, reversed, or undone.

26. Forsaking (verb) – Abandoning or giving up something.

27. Stoically (adverb) – Without showing emotion or pain.

28. Exorcize (verb) – To drive out an evil spirit or get rid of something undesirable.

29. Scapular (noun) – A religious garment worn over the shoulders, often as a sign of devotion.

30. Catechism (noun) – A summary of religious teachings in question

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31. Etched (verb) – Carved or engraved into a surface.

32. Incantation (noun) – A series of words spoken as a magic spell or charm.

33. Emphatically (adverb) – With emphasis or force.

34. Emanated (verb) – Came forth or flowed out from a source.

35. Stupor (noun) – A dazed or unconscious state.

36. Elation (noun) – A feeling of great joy or happiness.

37. Acrid (adjective) – Having a strong, unpleasant smell or taste; harsh in tone.

38. Sepulchre (noun) – A small tomb or burial chamber.

Chapters 11

12 (Once

39. Contemptuously (adverb) – In a scornful or disrespectful manner.

40. Impending (adjective) – About to happen; looming or approaching.

41. Crooned (verb) – Sang or spoke in a soft, gentle, or soothing voice.

42. Instinctively (adverb) – Done naturally or without conscious thought.

43. Vigilante (noun) – A person who takes the law into their own hands, often without legal authority.

Chapters 13

14 (Trece

44. Perdition (noun) – A state of eternal punishment or complete ruin.

45. Countered (verb) – Responded to an argument or action in opposition.

46. Exasperation (noun) – Intense frustration or irritation.

47. Scoffed (verb) – Spoke in a mocking or scornful way.

48. Illuminated (verb) – Lit up or made clear.

49. Intrusion (noun) – The act of entering without permission or welcome.

50. Desecrated (verb) – Treated a sacred place or object with disrespect.

51. Pulsating (verb) – Beating or throbbing rhythmically.

52. Caravan (noun) – A group of people, vehicles, or animals traveling together, often for trade.

Chapters 15

17 (Quince

53. Unperturbed (adjective) – Not worried, upset, or disturbed; calm.

54. Disquietude (noun) – A state of uneasiness or anxiety.

55. Phantoms (noun) – Ghosts or illusions of the mind.

56. Resigned (adjective) – Accepting something unpleasant without resistance.

57. Defiance (noun) – Open resistance or bold disobedience.

58. Heresy (noun) – A belief or opinion that goes against established religious or societal doctrine.

Chapters 18

20 (Dieciocho

59. Endures (verb) – Continues to exist or last despite difficulty or hardship.

60. Arrogant (adjective) – Having an exaggerated sense of one’s own importance; overly proud.

61. Sheaths (noun) – Protective covers, typically for blades or weapons.

62. Abruptly (adverb) – Suddenly or unexpectedly.

63. Emaciated (adjective) – Extremely thin or weak due to lack of nourishment.

64. Sardonically (adverb) – In a mocking or sarcastic manner.

65. Manipulated (verb) – Controlled or influenced, often in a skillful or deceptive way.

66. Forlorn (adjective) – Sad, abandoned, or hopeless.

Chapters 21

22 (Veintiuno

67. Transfixed (verb) – Held motionless with awe, amazement, or fear.

68. Divulged (verb) – Revealed private or secret information.

69. Fleeting (adjective) – Lasting for a very short time; passing quickly.

70. Bristled (verb) – Reacted angrily or defensively.

71. Reverberating (verb) – Echoing or resounding repeatedly.

72. Virgin of Guadalupe (noun) – A title of the Virgin Mary associated with a famous religious apparition in Mexico.

73. Lurking (verb) – Hiding or waiting secretly, often with bad intentions.

74. Catechism (noun) – A summary of religious principles in question

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75. Nebulous (adjective) – Vague, unclear, or lacking a definite form.