eglish

ravish

destroyed or taken by violence

sullen

bad tempered and sulky gloomy

dubious

hesitating or doubting

stiletto

pointed and thin

solemnly

with seriousness or sadness

wistfully

with longing and pleasant memory

severity

sternness

squalor

the condition of being extremely dirty and unpleasant often because of lack of money

clamor

a loud and confused noise, especially that of people souting

incessant

continuing with out pause or interruption

festering

forming pus of septic

fetid

smelling extremely unpleasant

solace

comfort in grief or worry

interminable

having or seeming to have no end

intermittent

starting,stopping and starting again

emergence

the process of coming into being or of becoming important or prominent

horrid

unpleasant or disagreeable

passionately

in a way that shows strong feelings or belief

courteous

polite respectful or considerate in manner

delirious

not being ablle to think or speak clearly especially becuase of fever or other illness

grievously

causing or characterized by sever pain suffering or sorrrow

grotesquely

things that are very strange and ugly in an unnatural way

renegade

a person who deserts a faith cause or party