Frankenstein Vocab Quiz

omnipotence

the quality of having unlimited or very great power

anguish

severe mental or physical pain or suffering; extreme pain, distress, or anxiety often accompanied by a sense of hopelessness.

sacrilege

violation or misuse of what is regarded as sacred

respite

a short period of rest or relief from something difficult or unpleasant.

vice

immoral or wicked behavior (ex. gambling)

ignominy

public shame or disgrace

base

something lacking moral principles, of low value, or serving as a starting point

disconsolate

without consolation or comfort; unhappy.

apathy

Lack of interest, enthusiasm or concern.

disquieted

To make someone feel worried or uneasy.

antipathy

a deep-seated feeling of dislike; aversion

despondance

a state of deep discouragement and sadness, characterized by a loss of hope and courage, often stemming from difficulty or failure

abhor

To regard with disgust and hatred.

in vain (vain)

without success or a result

effusions

An outpouring of words, feelings, or emotions, often expressed in writing or speech. ^{Often characterized by intense emotion.}

satiate

satisfy (a desire or an appetite) to the full

indefatigable

persisting tirelessly

zeal

A feeling of strong eagerness

commiserate

express or feel sympathy or pity; to sympathize

stature

the level of achievement or respect they have reached.

mien

a person's appearance or manner, especially indicating their character or mood.

physiognomy

the outward appearance of a person, often believed to be indicative of their character or personality.

countenance

the expression or face of a person, which can reflect their emotions and thoughts.

visage

the face or outward appearance of a person, often conveying their feelings or character.

hardy

having a strong constitution or being able to withstand difficult conditions.

commence

to begin or start something, especially an action or process.

chimerical

characterized by unrealistic or wildly fanciful ideas, often resembling a mythical creature.

panegyric

a public speech or published text in praise of someone or something.

consummation

the point at which something is completed or finalized, often representing the end of a process.

precepts

rules or principles intended to guide behavior or action.

recompense

to make amends or reward someone for loss or harm.

epithets

descriptive phrases or terms used to characterize someone or something, often highlighting particular qualities or attributes. TERMS often used as ABUSE or INSULT