ENGLISH 1984 VOCAB 2

agitation

a state of anxiety/ nervous excitement

extriacte

leave/ depart/ free someone from something

denounce

strongly criticize or accuse publicly

demeanor

outward behavior or bearing

parenthetically

a fictitious reason that conceals the real reason

infallible

incapable of making mistake or being wrong

febrile

having a fever

palpable

atmosphere so intense it seems tangible

abyss

deep/ bottomless

superfluous

unnecessary, especially through being more than enough

invariably

always, every one

impregnable

unable to be defeated or destroyed

demur

raise doubts or objections (reluctant)

formidable

inspiring fear/ respect through being impressively large/ powerful

empirical

verifiable by observation/ experience

avaricious

extreme greed for wealth

cardinal

high up/ very important

ossified

to become hardened or conventional and opposed to change

impudence

improperly bold/ disrespectful (towards someone who is older/ higher status)