Frankenstein Vocabulary List Week #3

lasting a very short time/lasting one day only

• ephemeral

• obdurate

• impervious

• impetuous

• pallid

The autumnal blaze of colors is always to be treasured, all the more so because it is so _____

• ephemeral

• obdurate

• impervious

• impetuous

• pallid

to gain possession in a negative manner

• exculpate

• purloin

• impervious

• arbiter

• assuage

The studio stepped up security, fearing that someone might attempt to _____ a copy of the script for the show's season finale

• exculpate

• purloin

• impervious

• arbiter

• assuage

not allowing entrance or passage/not capable of being damaged or harmed/not capable of being affected or disturbed

• ephemeral

• obdurate

• impervious

• impetuous

• pallid

The material for this coat is supposed to be _____ to rain

• ephemeral

• obdurate

• impervious

• impetuous

• pallid

a person with power to decide a dispute/a person or agency whose judgment or opinion is considered authoritative

• ephemeral

• purloin

• absolution

• arbiter

• assuage

The mayor will act as the final _____ in any dispute between board members

• ephemeral

• purloin

• absolution

• arbiter

• assuage

to lessen the intensity of something that pains or distresses/pacify, quiet/to put an end to by satisfying

• exculpate

• purloin

• absolution

• arbiter

• assuage

Life contains sorrows that cannot be _____, and it is important to be honest in acknowledging this

• exculpated

• purloined

• absolved

• arbited

• assuaged