Frankenstein list Two

benevolent

good, kind, generous, desiring to help others

penury

extreme poverty or destitution

scourge

to punish or criticize severely; or a person or thing that administers punishment (whip)

exult

to feel or show great triumph and happiness

odious

deserving or causing hatred, disgust; highly offensive

dilate

to expand

progeny

offspring

caprice

a whim

chimerical

imaginary

physiognomy

facial features—physical

fetter

shackle, restraint; or to to restrain or shackle

immutable

unchanging

vacillate

fluctuating or wavering between opinions; to be indecisive

benevolent (POS)

ADJ

penury (POS)

Noun

Scourge (POS)

Verb

exult (POS)

verb

odious (POS)

ADJ

dilate (POS)

verb

progeny (POS)

noun

caprice (POS)

noun

chimerical (POS)

ADJ

physiognomy (POS)

noun

fetter (POS)

noun

immutable (POS)

ADJ

vacillate (POS)

verb