Frankenstein Volume 3 Vocabulary

To destroy completely -to put an end to

• Eradicate
• numerous
• tranquil
• obscure

not discovered or known about : uncertain

• obscure
• renounce
• repugnance
• delusion

"My father saw this change with pleasure, and he turned his thoughts towards the best method of ______________the remains of my melancholy...(pg 122)

• eradicating

• tranquil
• lamenting

• endowing

a false belief or judgement about external reality

• delusion
• tranquil
• eradicate
• calamity

stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or chosen course of action

• inflict
• obstinate
• obscure
• inquisitive

"Had I a right, for my own benefit, to ______ this curse upon everlasting generations?" (pg 137)

• inflict
• calamity
• dread
• expedite

"Your hours will pass in _________ and misery, and soon they bolt will fall which must ravish from you your happiness for ever (pg 141)

• expedite
• inquisitive
• dread
• tremble

A false belief or judgement about an external reality

• revive
• dread
• calamity
• delusion

an event causing great and often sudden damage

• calamity
• tremble
• repugnance
• liberate

Make happen sooner or be accomplished more quickly

• expedite
• inquisitive
• vacant
• congenial