Romanticism to Victorianism Unit 4 Part 4

tranquil

free from commotion or disturbence

tremulous

marked by trembling, quivering, or shaking

turbid

having sediment or foreign particles stirred up or suspended; muddy

certitude

something that is assured or believed to be true

pied

patchy in color

dappled

spotted; mottled

fallow

ploughed land, arableland

blear

to blur; dim

demonstrative

given to or marked by the open expression of emotion

provincial

of or characteristic of people from provinces; not fashionable or sophisiticated

indecorous

lacking propriety or decorum

exact

to demand and obtain by force or authority

immaterial

of no importance or revelance; inconsequential or irrelevant

indiscretion

an indiscreet (unwise or tactless) act or remark

embellish

to add ornamental or fictitious details to

unmitigated

without qualification or exception; absolute

figment

somethinginvented, made up, or fabricated

amenable

willing to accept a suggestion or submit to authority

arrears

an unpaid, overdue debt or an unfulfilled obligation