Frankenstein Vocabulary Volume Two

wretch

• 1. (noun) - an unfortunate or unhappy person

• (noun) - human 

       being subject to death, often 

       contrasted with a divine 

       being. 

• (noun) - small shed  

       or dwelling that is crudely 

       built

  
  

• (verb) - 

       sentenced to a particular 

       punishment, especially death

mortal

• (noun) - shelter or 

      protection from danger

• (noun) - small shed  

       or dwelling that is crudely 

       built

• (noun) - human 

       being subject to death, often 

       contrasted with a divine 

       being. 

• (verb) - to banish 

       from one’s country

detest

• (noun) - human 

       being subject to death, often 

       contrasted with a divine 

       being. 

• (noun) - a person 

      who is fleeing, having taken 

       flight, or run away

• (verb) - to banish 

       from one’s country

• (verb) - to feel 

       abhorrence of; hate 

       intensely

 misery

• (noun) - small shed  

       or dwelling that is crudely 

       built

• (noun) - a state or 

      feeling of great distress or 

      discomfort

• (noun) - a person 

      who is fleeing, having taken 

       flight, or run away

•  (adj) - horrible or 

       frightful to the senses

hovel

• (noun) - shelter or 

      protection from danger

• (verb) - to     

        confine as if in a prison

• (noun) -   

        punishment inflicted or

        retribution exacted for an

        injury or wrong

• (noun) - small shed  

       or dwelling that is crudely 

       built

 refuge

• (noun) - shelter or 

      protection from danger

• (noun) -   

        punishment inflicted or

        retribution exacted for an

        injury or wrong

• (verb) - to banish 

       from one’s country

• (verb) - to feel 

       abhorrence of; hate 

       intensely

merchant

• (noun) - human 

       being subject to death, often 

       contrasted with a divine 

       being. 

•  (noun) - a 

      person who buys and sells 

      for profit

• (noun) -   

        punishment inflicted or

        retribution exacted for an

        injury or wrong

• (verb) - to banish 

       from one’s country

condemned

• (adj) - horrible or 

       frightful to the senses

• (noun) -   

        punishment inflicted or

        retribution exacted for an

        injury or wrong

• (noun) - human 

       being subject to death, often 

       contrasted with a divine 

       being. 

•  (verb) - 

       sentenced to a particular 

       punishment, especially death

fugitive

• (verb) - to feel 

       abhorrence of; hate 

       intensely

• (noun) - a person 

      who is fleeing, having taken 

       flight, or run away

• (verb) - to     

        confine as if in a prison

•  (noun) - human 

       being subject to death, often 

       contrasted with a divine 

       being. 

Imprisoned

• (verb) - to     

        confine as if in a prison

• (noun) - a person 

      who is fleeing, having taken 

       flight, or run away

• (noun) -   

        punishment inflicted or

        retribution exacted for an

        injury or wrong

• (adj) - horrible or 

       frightful to the senses