The Odyssey Vocab

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40 Terms

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contending

struggling in opposition(arguing, competing, debating)

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harried

harassed, agitated, or troubled

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plundered

robbed of goods or valuables by open force

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guile

crafty or artful deception

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mutinous

involving revolt against authority

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lout

an awkward, stupid person

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valor

boldness or determination in facing a great danger

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adversary

enemy, opponent, foe

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beguile

to charm or enchant

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formidable

inspiring fear through power

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tumult

a loud, confused noise from a crowd

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profusion

an abundance of something

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adorn

make more beautiful or attractive

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rebuke

expressing criticism or disapproval

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shirk

to neglect a duty

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impudence

being rude or shameless

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revelry

lively and noisy festivities

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maelstrom

a whirlpool in the sea

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ruse

an action to deceive someone (a trick)

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restitution

restoring something lost or stolen

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ardor

passion or enthusiasm

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supplication

begging humbly

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deference

humble submission and respect

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prodigious

of large, impressive size

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travail

engage in painful effort

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avails

help or benefit

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mandate

an official order or commission to do something

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disdain

consider to be unworthy of one’s consideration

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renowned

known or talked about, famous

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appalled

greatly horrified or dismayed

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epithet

a characteristic of a person or thing

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pinion

tie or hold the arms or legs of someone

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insidious

proceeding in a subtle way but with harmful effects

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glowering

have an angry or sullen look on one’s face, scowl

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squalor

the state of being extremely dirty and unpleasant

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tumultuous

making a loud, confused noise

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foreboding

a feeling that something bad will happen

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lament

a passionate expression of grief or sorrow

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lavish

sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious

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wily

skilled at gaining an advantage