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dusky
adj. darkish in color ; used in poetic reference to Black or other dark-skinned people (dark, murky, black)
feebly
adj. weakly; without strength (weak, frail)
muffled
verb. wrapped or padded with material in order to stifle sound (mute, stifle)
stupor
noun. a state of near-unconsciousness or insensibility (daze, boredom)
apparently
adv. seemingly; as far as one can tell (supposedly)
disheveled
adj. marked by disorder or disarray (messy, confused, unkempt)
rumpled
wrinkled or creased
indictment
noun. the act of accusing; a formal accusation (charge, accusation)
drily
adv. in a matter-of-fact or ironically humorous way
erratic
adj. having no fixed course; characterised by a lack of consistency and uniformity (random, scattered, sporadic)
exasperated
adj. intensely irritated and frustrated (annoyed, bothered, upset)
oppression
noun. prolonged, cruel or unjust treatment or control (maltreatment, abuse, persecution, suppression)
conspicuously
adv. in a clearly visible and evident way (prominent, noticeable)
sullen
adj. to be bad-tempered and sulky (gloomy, somber, solemn)
rigidity
noun. the inability to to be changed or adapted, lack of flexibility (austerity, strictness, inflexibility)
refrain
noun. repeated line or number of lines in a poem or song, typically at the end of each verse (tune)
graphically
adv. with clear and vividly explicit details (visual, descriptive)
vigorously
adv. in a vigorous manner, done with force and energy (strongly, firmly, fiercely, aggressively)
utter
adj. carried to the utmost point or highest degree (sheer, absolute, total pure)
permeated
verb. spread throughout something (pervade, penetrate)
slurring
verb. speak indistinctly so that the sounds run into one another (mumbling)
peaked
adj. having a sickly appearance, pale from illness/fatigue (gaunt, pale)
tentatively
adv. subject to further confirmation, not definite or positive (hesitant, conditionally, temporarily)
furtively
adv. in a way that attempts to avoid notice or attention (secretively, sneakily, stealthily)
futile
adj. incapable of producing any useful result (pointless, worthless, useless)
raucous
adj. making/constituting a disturbingly loud and harsh noise (harsh, screeching, sharp)
heathenism
noun. of or relating to those who do not practice Christianity, Judaism, or Islam
salvation
noun. being set free from harm, ruin, or loss and effects of sin (rescue, redemption)