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annals
a chronological record of events; historical records
demoralize
to corrupt in morals; to make bad; to weaken in spirit
disperse
to cause to break up and go in different ways; to scatter
epic (noun)
a long poem about the adventures of a hero
epic (adjective)
unusually long in size or scope
extremity (both nouns)
a limb of the body
an extreme measure; an outermost point
inconspicuous
not easily noticed or recognized; attracting little attention
intact (both adjectives)
untouched by anything that harms or diminishes
whole; with no part missing
landlocked
surrounded by land; cut off from the sea
negotiate
to settle by discussing; to arrange an agreement
replenish
to refill or supply
belligerent
showing a readiness to fight
dexterity
a grace and skill in physical activity; skill in using the hands
eradicate
to completely remove something
fervent
having or showing great emotion; passionate; fierce
havoc
wide and general destruction; great confusion and disorder
hideous
horribly ugly or disgusting
inflammation
the state of being inflamed or swollen
manifest (adjective)
easy to understand; clear
manifest (noun)
a list of cargo or passengers
manifest (verb)
to show plainly; to make evident
meander
to follow a winding or intricate course or path
recede
to move back or away; to withdraw
carnivorous
flesh eating
centrifugal
moving away from the center
fauna
animals especially of a particular region or period
flora
plants especially of a particular region or period
fraternize
to associate in a friendly way
granular
grainy
sector
part of something
stagnant
not flowing; foul from standing still
upheaval
a sudden violent change
zodiac
imaginary heavenly belt divided into 12 constellations
attribute (v)
to think of as belonging or coming from a person or a thing
attribute (n)
characteristics of a person or a thing
infest
to spread or swarm in over; to live in or on as a parasite
horde (n)
a crowd; a swarm
horde (v)
to swarm or gather
bizarre
odd; fantastic; grotesque; unusual
tolerate
to permit; to put up with; to recognize and respect
relevant
related to the matter at hand; pertinent
irony
a way of implying the opposite of what words literally mean
humanitarian (adj./n)
concerned with human welfare; devoted to helping humanity
predatory
preying on other animals; destroying others for one’s own gain
humanoid (adj./n)
having human characteristics; a human like creature
avocation
a hobby for one’s enjoyment
bereft
going without something; deprived
epiphany
a sudden realization of the meaning of something
fortuitous
fortunate; lucky; happening by a lucky chance
introspection
a reflective looking inward; an examination of one's own thoughts and feelings
melancholy
a gloomy state of mind; depression
privation
the state of being deprived; lack of the usual comforts or necessities of life
provisional
existing only on a temporary basis; not permanent
renaissance
rebirth or revival of something
solace
comfort in sorrow, misfortune, or trouble
incite
to encourage or stir up
arrogance
excessively and unpleasantly self important
docile
easily taught, led, or managed
frivolous
insignificant or trivial; not serious or sensible
kindle
light or set on fire; to arouse or inspire; to excite
seethe
to bubble or churn like when boiling; to be violently agitated
sinister
suggesting an evil force or motive; promising trouble
smug
self satisfied or complacent
spurn
to reject or refuse with disdain or contempt
unscrupulous
without principles; not honorable
yearn
to have a strong or deep desire; to long; to feel deep pity or sympathy
prowess
bravery; daring; strength; unusual skill or ability
venerable
deserving respect because of age, dignity, or character; honored above others; worth of reverence
medieval
belonging to the middle ages; gothic
hereditary
of or passed down by inheritance from an ancestor, transmitted from parent to child
amity
friendship; peaceful relations, as between countries
potion
a liquid with special powers, especially one used as poison, medicine, or magic
devout
deeply religious; sincere; heartfelt
chivalry
a medieval code of knighthood; a code of honor and courtesy
sovereign - n / adj.
a ruler; king; queen; emperor
highest in power or rank
quest- n / v
a hunt or search; a journey in search of adventure or a sacred or magical object
to go in search
defile
to make filthy or dirty; to corrupt; to damage a reputation
entice
to attract; to tempt; to lure
meditate
to think quietly and deeply; to make a plan
undergo
to endure; to experience
omen
a sign of what will happen in the future; a warning
citadel
a fortress overlooking a city; a stronghold
retrieve
to get again; to recover; to find and bring back
emissary
a person sent on a mission to represent another’s interest; an agent or messenger
herald - n / v
someone who carries messages or announces things to come; someone who designs banners and colors for knights
to announce; to foretell
garb - n / v
clothing; outfit
to dress
alleged v / adj
to claim one state without proof
unproven
misconstrue
to misinterpret; misunderstand
culmination
the peak; the highest point; the climax
lethal
deadly; causing or capable of causing death
manipulate
to operate or control with hands; to handle
uncanny
mysterious; strange; weird
ominous
threatening; foreboding; sinister
preposterous
contrary to nature, reason, or common sense; foolish; ridiculous
advocate n / v
one who argues for a cause
to support
conspiracy
a plot or secret plan
credentials
written evidence showing that a person has a right to a certain position or authority
cumbersome
clumsy; bulky in size due to weight or size
genial
kindly and friendly
hoax
an act that is intended to fool or deceive