Heart Of Darkness Vocab quiz #1

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luminous

Emitting light; bright or shining in appearance.

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Interminable

Endless; seeming to last forever, often in a tedious way.

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Ascetic

A person who practices severe self-discipline and abstention.

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Diaphanous

Light, delicate, and translucent, often referring to fabric.

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Venerable

Worthy of respect due to age, dignity, or character.

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Lurid

Gruesome or sensational; vividly shocking or unpleasant.

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Somnambulist

A person who walks while asleep; sleepwalker.

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Imperturbably

In a calm, unruffled manner; unaffected by disturbance.

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Sententiously

In a way that is overly moralizing or pompous.

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Enigma

A person or thing that is mysterious or puzzling.

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Lugubrious

Looking or sounding sad, gloomy, or mournful.

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Recrudescence

The reappearance or resurgence of something undesirable.

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Declivity

A downward slope or incline, typically of land.

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Insidious

Subtly harmful, often in a gradual or deceitful way.

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Philanthropic

Concerned with promoting the welfare of others; charitable.

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Propitiatory

Intended to win favor or make amends; conciliatory.

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Moribund

In a state of decline or near death; stagnant.

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Inscrutable

Impossible to understand or interpret; mysterious.

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Rout

A decisive defeat, often with a chaotic retreat.

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Insolence

Rude, disrespectful behavior or attitude toward authority.

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Rapacity

Aggressive greed or the desire to seize resources forcefully.

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Beguile

To charm or enchant, often deceptively; to deceive.