Brave new world vocab

Deprecating

Expressing disapproval of; belittling or criticizing.

Impunity

Exemption from punishment or harm.

Vain

Excessively proud of one's appearance or achievements; futile or without result.

Pacified

Calmed, soothed, or brought to a state of peace.

Incarnation

A physical embodiment of a concept, quality, or deity.

Flagrantly

In an obviously offensive or shamelessly bad manner.

Ingratiating

Intended to gain favor or approval, often in an insincere way.

Stupor

A state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility; dazed condition.

Unanimity

Complete agreement among all members of a group.

Incongruous

Not in harmony or keeping with surroundings; out of place.

Reverently

With deep respect, awe, or veneration.

Baseness

Lack of moral principles; low character or dishonor.

Rakishly

In a dashing, carefree, or slightly disreputable manner.

Prodigious

Remarkably great in size, extent, or degree; extraordinary.

Moribund

In a dying state or near extinction; lacking vitality.

Senility

The condition of being mentally or physically weak due to old age.

Embellished

Decorated or adorned; made more attractive by adding details (sometimes exaggerated ones).

Interminable

Seemingly endless or tediously long.

Flaccid

Lacking firmness or vigor; soft, limp, or weak.

Peremptorily

In a commanding, decisive, or final manner, leaving no room for debate.

Demurred

Raised doubts or objections; showed reluctance.

Sonorous

Having a deep, rich, and full sound.

Palpitating

Beating rapidly or strongly, often due to excitement or anxiety.

Venerable

Deserving respect due to age, character, or historical importance.

Prostrating

Lying flat or face-down, often in submission or exhaustion; reducing to weakness.

Derisive

Expressing ridicule, mockery, or scorn.

Heretical

Contrary to accepted beliefs, especially religious or orthodox doctrine.

Unwonted

Unusual, uncommon, or not habitual.

Latent

Present but not visible or active; hidden potential.

Mollified

Soothed, calmed, or softened in temper or intensity.

Plaintive

Expressing sorrow or melancholy; mournful.

Patronizingly

In a way that conveys a sense of superiority or condescension.

Cordiality

Sincere affection and kindness; warmth and friendliness.

Vestal

Relating to a chaste or pure woman; associated with a Vestal Virgin (ancient Roman priestess).

Recapitulated

Summarized or restated the main points.

Undulation

A wavelike motion or form; rising and falling in a flowing manner.

Coquettishly

In a flirtatious or teasingly playful manner.

Scatological

Relating to excrement or obscene, coarse humor.

Obliquity

Deviation from moral or proper conduct; indirectness or lack of straightforwardness.

Impropriety

Improper behavior or language; a violation of social norms.

Pensive

Deep in thought, often in a sad or reflective way.

Solecism

A grammatical mistake in speech or writing; a breach of etiquette or decorum.

Condemnation

The act of declaring something as wrong or evil; a strong disapproval or sentencing to punishment.

Sullenly

In a gloomy, resentful, or sulky manner.

Indignant

Feeling or showing anger due to something unjust or unworthy.

Incredulity

The state of being unwilling or unable to believe something; disbelief.

Unorthodox

Contrary to what is usual, traditional, or accepted; not conforming to established doctrines.

Innocuous

Not harmful or offensive; producing no injury.

Resonance

The quality of being deep, full, and reverberating in sound; the ability to evoke emotions or responses.

Squalor

The state of being extremely dirty or unpleasant, especially due to poverty or neglect.

Pullulation

A rapid and often excessive spread or increase; teeming or swarming.

Melancholy

A feeling of sadness or depression of spirits; a pensive mood.

Atonement

Reparation for an offense or injury; reconciliation.

Lout

An awkward, rude, or stupid person.

Plangently

In a loud, mournful, and resonant manner.

Annihilation

The act of completely destroying or defeating something; total destruction.

Benevolence

The quality of being kind and generous; a disposition to do good.

Consummation

The ultimate end or fulfillment of something; completion or perfection.

Liturgical

Relating to or characteristic of public worship, especially in a formal or ritualistic manner.

Pallid

Deficient in color; lacking sparkle or liveliness.

Geniality

The quality or state of being genial (marked by sympathy or friendliness).

Abjectly

In a manner showing hopelessness or resignation; in a low or degraded condition.

Tremulous

Characterized by or affected with trembling or tremors; easily shaken or disordered.

Floridly

In a very flowery style; excessively ornate; tinged with red.

Excised

Cut out, removed, or deleted.

Viscosity

The quality or state of being viscous (having a thick, sticky consistency).

Viviparous

Producing living young instead of eggs from within the body.

Burgeoned

Grew, expanded, or flourished rapidly.

Largesse

Generosity in giving; liberal giving (as of money or gifts).