Vocabulary in Frankenstein

Countenance

The appearance or expression of a person's face, often reflecting their emotions or mood.

Reprobated

Rejected or disapproved, often in a moral context.

Recur

To occur again or repeatedly.

Gruff

Rough or stern in manner or voice.

Prepossess

To dominate or influence someone's mind beforehand.

Adour

A degree of charm or attractiveness, often used in the context of pleasing appearances.

enquirers

someone who asks for information or asks questions

tinged

marked or colored slightly with a particular quality or feeling.

pedantry

excessive concern with minor details, rules, or formalities, often to the detriment of understanding or achieving the main point.

abstruse

difficult to understand; obscure.

facile

easily achieved; effortless, often implying a lack of depth or complexity.

dogmatism

the tendency to lay down principles as undeniably true, without consideration of evidence or the opinions of others.

ardent

enthusiastic or passionate; exhibiting strong feelings.

exulation

a feeling of great joy or excitement; a state of euphoria.

infallibly

in a way that is incapable of making mistakes or being wrong.

procured

obtained or acquired, often through special effort or action.

conducive

tending to produce a positive outcome or favorable result.

protracted

lasting for a long time or longer than expected.