Chapter 35 — Vocabulary

Vocabulary Words from Chapter 35

indisposed (adjective)

Slightly unwell or unwilling; lacking inclination or readiness for a particular activity.

verdure (noun)

The fresh green color of flourishing vegetation; lush greenness of growing plants.

haughty (adjective)

Arrogantly superior and disdainful; showing an attitude of proud, cold superiority.

perusal (noun)

The action of reading or examining something carefully and thoroughly.

magnitude (noun)

The great size, extent, or importance of something; degree of significance.

depravity (noun)

Moral corruption; extreme wickedness or deviation from what is considered right.

partiality (noun)

An unfair or biased preference for one person or thing over others; favoritism.

scruple (verb)

To hesitate or be reluctant to do something because of moral doubts or ethical concerns.

repugnance (noun)

Intense dislike or distaste; a strong feeling of aversion or unwillingness.

censure (noun)

The expression of strong disapproval or harsh criticism, especially formal or official blame.

remonstrance (noun)

A forceful protest or earnest objection; a vigorous expression of disagreement or complaint.

connivance (noun)

Secret cooperation in wrongdoing; willingness to secretly allow or assist in something dishonest or immoral.

pecuniary (adjective)

Relating to or consisting of money; financial in nature.

dissipation (noun)

Excessive indulgence in pleasure, entertainment, or spending; a wasteful, dissolute way of living.

obtruded (verb)

Forced upon someone's attention unwelcomely; imposed in an unwanted or intrusive manner.