PART TWO: CHAPTER THIRTY - FIVE - Heartache — Vocabulary

Vocabulary Words from PART TWO: CHAPTER THIRTY - FIVE - Heartache

oration (noun)

A formal public speech, especially one delivered on a ceremonial occasion.

eloquence (noun)

Fluent, persuasive, and expressive speech or writing.

allayed (verb)

Diminished or put to rest (fear, suspicion, or worry).

fortified (verb)

Strengthened mentally or physically; made more prepared.

impetuosity (noun)

The quality of acting quickly and without thought or care; rashness.

imploring (adjective)

Making an earnest or desperate appeal; begging.

remorsefully (adverb)

In a manner filled with deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed.

wheedlesome (adjective)

Coaxing or persuasive in a flattering, enticing manner.

resolute (adjective)

Admirably purposeful, determined, and unwavering.

panacea (noun)

A solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases.

stalwart (adjective)

Loyal, reliable, and strong; also physically strong and sturdy.

pensive (adjective)

Engaged in deep or serious thought, often with a tinge of sadness.

tempestuously (adverb)

In a stormy, turbulent, or emotionally intense manner.

unrequited (adjective)

(Of a feeling, especially love) not returned or reciprocated.

marplot (noun)

A person who spoils a plan or undertaking by meddling.

superannuated (adjective)

Outdated, old-fashioned, or too old for work or use.