WorksheetsFrankenstein Voc 1-6
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Phenomena
a spasm or sudden outburst
A fact, event or circumstance that is considered remarkable
Eccentricities
Deviating from the conventional pattern
hopelessly sad, without comfort
Effusions
To improve and become better
Pouring out feelings and emotions
Inuring
To become used to something unpleasant.
A spasm fit or sudden outburst.
Capiltuated
To surrender on terms or conditions.
Deviating from a conventional pattern.
Paroxysm
A spasm or sudden fit of emotion.
Facial features that reveal characteristics.
Ameliorate
Speech filled with praise and compliments.
To improve or make better.
Indefatigable
Tireless
To declare in a postive way.
Disconsolate
The act of being repeated or summarized.
Hopefully sad or without comfort
Penury
A very great poverty.
Great intensity, passion or enthusiam in a postive way.
Ardor
Great enthusasium, intensity and passion in a positve way.
To achieve with littel effort, easy.
Filial
Two wheeled, open carriage
Affectionate, pertaining to a son or daughter.
Predilection
To tie up, restrain
Preference or bias
Chimerical
Imaginary or illustionlike
Liveliness
Avidity
Lateness, not prompt.
Eager, greedy in a negative way
Averred
To declare
To describe in words.
Progeny
Children or descendants, offspring.
Acheieved with little effort.
Menanced
Healthful, In good health
To threaten or put in peril.
Benignity
Affectionate, pertaining to a son or a daughter.
Kind dispoition, gracious.
Chaise
Two wheeled, open carriage.
Stubborn and great persistance.
Recapitulation
Act of being repeated or summarized.
Speech filled with praise and compliments.
Physiognomy
Threaten and put in peril.
Facial features which reveal charactertics.
Facile
Achieved with little effort, easy.
Great poverty.
Delineate
To describe in words.
Imaginary or fanciful.
Pertinacity
Pouring out of emotions.
Stubborn and not giving up
Fetter
To restrain or tie up.
Great intensity or passion in a postive wat.
