english vocab drama

acute

very strong and sensitive, highly developed

bourgeois

relating for belonging to the middle class society

deplore

tp feel or express a strong dislike of something

despise

to look down with aversion or contempt

doggedly

marked by stubborn determination

emphatic

show or giving emphasis

epitaph

words written in memory of someone who has died, inscription on a tombstone most of the time

exasperated

showing strong feelings of irritation or annoyance

heathenism

barbaric morals or behavior

indignantly

a manner indicating anger or annoyance at something perceived as unfair

intently

with great effort, attention, or concentration

martyr

a person who suffers greatly

muffled

being made less loud and clear

ornate

elaborately or excessively decorated

precariously

not in a safe, strong, or steady manner

rebuff

to reject in an abrupt or ungracious manner

resignation

the acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable

reverie

daydream

strident

loud and harsh, grating

yonder

farther removed, more distant