Vocabulary from 'Lamb to the Slaughter'

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Translucent

Back

allowing light to pass through, but not transparent. Example: The translucent curtains let in some sunlight but kept the room private.

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Placid

Back

calm and peaceful. Example: She had a placid demeanor, even in stressful situations.

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Luxuriate

Back

to enjoy oneself in a luxurious way; take pleasure. Example: He loved to luxuriate in a warm bath after a long day.

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Premises

Back

a building and its surrounding property. Example: The police searched the premises for evidence.

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Congealed

Back

thickened, solidified. Example: The fat in the pan congealed after it cooled.

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Exasperated

Back

intensely irritated or frustrated. Example: She was exasperated by his constant interruptions.

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Frantic

Back

wild or distraught with fear or anxiety. Example: She made a frantic attempt to find her keys before leaving.

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Blissful

Back

extremely happy; full of joy. Example: Their vacation in the countryside was a blissful experience.

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Tranquil

Back

free from disturbance; calm. Example: The tranquil garden was her favorite place to relax.

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Hospitality

Back

friendly and generous reception of guests. Example: Their hospitality made the visitors feel welcome and at ease.