Vocabulary
1 | Receding | Moving gradually backwards or away. |
2 | Terrestrial | Relating to the Earth (as opposed to space). |
3 | Annihilated | Completely destroyed or wiped out. |
4 | Incessant | Continuing without pause or interruption. |
5 | Tremulous | Shaking slightly; trembling from fear or nervousness. |
6 | Faltering | Losing strength or momentum; hesitant. |
7 | Profound | Deep and meaningful; intellectually or emotionally intense. |
8 | Eerie | Strange and unsettling. |
9 | Groping | Feeling about blindly or uncertainly. |
10 | Impenetrable | Impossible to pass through or understand. |
11 | Luminous | Giving off light; glowing. |
12 | Furtive | Done secretly or slyly. |
13 | Aghast | Filled with shock or horror. |
14 | Desolate | Empty, bleak, and unwelcoming. |
15 | Forlorn | Pitifully sad or abandoned. |
16 | Brooding | Deeply or moodily thoughtful, often about something dark. |
17 | Clamorous | Loud and noisy, often insistently demanding. |
18 | Indistinct | Not clearly seen, heard, or understood. |
19 | Dwindling | Gradually decreasing or fading away. |
20 | Unearthly | Strange in a way that’s not of this world. |
21 | Vacant | Empty, or showing no thought or intelligence. |
22 | Reverberating | Echoing back repeatedly. |
23 | Melancholy | A deep, pensive sadness. |
24 | Muffled | Quieted, softened, or hard to hear. |
25 | Uncanny | Mysterious or unsettling, often in a supernatural way. |
26 | Oppressive | Weighing heavily on the mind or senses. |
27 | Dismal | Gloomy and cheerless. |
28 | Precarious | Unstable or dangerously uncertain. |