History 🤧 BOLDED Words

Term in the Reader

Synonym

Retinue (n)

Entourage

Scintillating (adj)

Sparkling

Emblematic (adj)

Representative

Stature (n)

Prestige

Illustrious (adj)

Renowned

Venture (n)

Undertaking

Procure (v)

Obtain

Shore (v)

Strengthen

Quell (v)

Soothe

Succession (n)

Act of inheriting the throne

Intrigue (n)

Conspiracy

Appeasement (n)

Pacification

Entail (v)

Require

Assuage (v)

Soothe

Aggrieved (adj)

Wronged

Redemption (n)

Forgiveness

Asylum (n)

Refuge

Apprehension (n)

Anxiety

Reprisal (n)

Revenge

Faction (n)

Sect

Ascendance (n)

Dominance

Usurp (v)

Seize

Expatriate (n)

A person who lives in a foreign country

Fraught (adj)

Full of

Meritocracy (n)

Rule based on talent

Insinuation (n)

Hint

Viable (adj)

Possible

Predecessor (n)

Precursor

Mediation (n)

Reconciliation

Insurmountable (adj)

Impossible

Culminate (v)

Climax

Dictate (v)

Command

Aforementioned (adj)

Previously mentioned

Steep (v)

Saturate

Remorse (n)

Guilt

Alms (n)

Charity

Salvation (n)

Redemption

Intercede (v)

Intervene

Ensue (v)

Occur

Entourage (n)

Attendants

Underscore (v)

Emphasize

Oasis

Watering hole

Romanticization (n)

Idealization

Aesthetic (n)

Sense of beauty

Cynical (adj)

Doubtful

Eminence (n)

Prestige

Notwithstanding (adv)

Nonetheless

Harrowing (adj)

Terrifying

Lavish (v)

Pamper

Convalesce (v)

Recover

Esteem (n)

Respect

Elude (v)

Evade

Preeminent (adj)

Distinguished

Template (n)

Something that serves as a guide

Polity (n)

A political state

Provision (n)

Foodstuffs

Citadel (n)

Fortress

Prostrate (v)

Lay on the ground, facedown

Interspersed (v)

Incorporated

Disdain (n)

Hatred

Opulence (n)

Wealth

Piety (n)

Devotion

Repugnant (adj)

Disgusting

Cajole (v)

Coax

Emblem (n)

Symbol

Venerable (adj)

Revered

Imperial (adj)

Royal

Artery (n)

Route

Acquiesce (v)

Agree

Intrusive (adj)

Intruding

Apt (adj)

Inclined to

Modicum (n)

A little bit

Progressively (adv)

Increasingly

Imperative (adj)

Crucial

Interlace (v)

Weave

Vehement (adj)

Emphatic

Abet (v)

Assist

Pillage (v)

Plunder

Furnish (v)

Supply

Delegate (v)

Assign responsibility 

Revere (v)

Admire

Jurist (n)

Legal expert

Pinnacle (n)

Peak

Throng (v)

To crowd with a large number of people

Teem (v)

Be abundant 

Antithetical (adj) (in the Appendix)

Contrary