Frankenstein Vocab

Desolation – A state of emptiness, ruin, or misery.

Fervent – Showing great intensity of spirit, feeling, or enthusiasm.

Climes – Regions or climates of the world.

Perpetual – Continuing forever; never-ending.

Foretaste – A sample or suggestion of something that lies ahead.

Vivid – Producing clear, powerful, and detailed images in the mind.

Diffusing – Spreading out over a wide area.

Inspirited – Filled with courage, energy, or enthusiasm.

Enormity – The extreme scale, seriousness, or wickedness of something.

Tremble – To shake involuntarily, often from fear, weakness, or cold.

Execrated – Denounced, hated, or cursed strongly.

Obliterated – Destroyed completely; wiped out.

Fringed – Bordered or trimmed with a decorative edge.

Resemblance – A similarity in appearance or character.

Bestow – To give as a gift or honor.

Malignity – Intense ill will or hatred; evil intent.

Affright – Sudden fear or fright.

Benignity – Kindness of heart or disposition.

Contemplated – Thought about deeply or considered.

Deprived – Lacking basic necessities of life.

Bore – To weary someone by dullness or repetition.

Disowned – Refused to acknowledge or accept.

Subsist – To maintain or support oneself, especially at a minimal level.

Stature – A person’s natural height; or level of respect/importance.

Loathsome – Causing intense disgust or hatred.

Agile – Able to move quickly and easily.

Blot – A mark or stain; a disgraceful act.

Endued – Provided or endowed with a quality or ability.

Ignorant – Lacking knowledge or awareness.

Endeavoured – Tried hard or made an effort.

Catastrophe – A sudden and widespread disaster.

Scarcely – Barely; only just.

Shrivelled – Wrinkled or withered from age or damage.

Infinite – Without end or limit.

Luxuriances – Richness, abundance, or lavish growth.

Delineate – To describe or outline precisely.

Dun-white – A dull, grayish-white color.

Lustrous – Shiny, glowing, or radiant.