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inexorable (adj.)
not to be moved or persuaded by entreaty
perpetuation (n):
continuing, everlasting, constant
expostulation (n):
to reason earnestly with a person for purposes of discussion or protest; to demand or dispute
implacable (adj.)
not capable of being appeased or pacified
incredulity (n):
quality or state of being incredulous; in a state of disbelief
potentate (n):
one who experiences controlling power
requisition (n):
a formal or authoritative demand synonyms: demand; need
blunderbuss (n):
a short firearm; close range without aiming
adjuration (n):
to entreat or advise earnestly; to charge or command solemnly under oath
methodical (adj.):
arranged; characterized by method or order; habitually following a method
admonitory (adj.):
expressing admonition; warning
epoch (n):
an instant of time selected as a point of reference in astronomy; an event or a time that begins a new period of development - a memorable date or event
tumbril (s): (n):
a farmer's cart used during the French Revolution to carry condemned persons to the guillotine.
sonorous (adj.)
producing sound (as when struck); full or loud in sound
restorative (s) (n):
something that serves to restore consciousness or health
garret (n):
a room or unfinished part of a house just under the roof
cadaverous (adj.)
of, relating to or resembling a cadaver (a dead body)
modicum (n):
a limited quantity, a small amount
salutation (n):
a greeting synonyms: greeting; salute; hello
haggard (adj.):
wild in appearance; having a worn or emaciated, tired look
