Chapter 14-19 English TFA

refuge

a place, or sometimes a person, offering protection or safe shelter from something

enthralled

fascinated and giving total attention to something

parched

completely lacking in moisture because of hot conditions or lack of rainfall

persevered

persisted steadily in an action or belief, usually over a long period and especially despite problems or difficulties

sinister

wicked, evil, or criminal

infant

in an early stage of development

impudent

showing a lack of respect and excessive boldness

perturbed

disturbed or troubled

miscreant

one who behaves in a dishonest, malicious, or otherwise contemptible way

annihilation

the complete destruction of something

degenerate

regarded as immoral or corrupt

impotent

without the strength or power to do anything effective or helpful

revered

regarded with admiration and deep respect

requisite

necessary or appropriate for a specific purpose

banished

exiled from a place

fugitives

somebody who flees, e.g. from justice, enemies, or brutal treatment

beckoning

signaling to somebody to approach with a movement of the hand or head

ominous

suggesting or indicating that something bad is going to happen or be revealed

converts

people who have chosen a new way of life or a new set of beliefs

benevolently

in a manner that shows kindness or goodwill