Frankenstein

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abhorrent

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inspiring disgust and hatred; repugnant

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amass

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to gather or collect

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dirge

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funeral music or mournful song

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ardent

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enthusiastic or passionate

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capacious

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able to hold a great amount

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commiserate

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express or feel sympathy or pity; to sympathize

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dauntless

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fearless

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diabolical

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belonging to evil or so evil as to recall the devil

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exhortation

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language intended to excite or encourage

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emaciate

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to make someone extremely thin or very weak

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expendient

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convenient and practical although possibly improper or immoral

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indefatigable

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able to work or continue for a very long time without becoming tired

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ignominious

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shameful or a public degree

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immutable

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not capable or susceptible to change

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indolence

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state of being lazy or slothful

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languid

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lacking vitality or vigor; slack or slow

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progeny

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a child or a descendent in a family

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purloined

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to steal or take dishonestly

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respite

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rest after a difficult period

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succor

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assistance in times of trouble

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timorous

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full of fear

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dissipate

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totally scatter, dispel

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salubrious

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health giving; healthy

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countenance

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look on a persons face that demonstrates ones nature or feelings

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disconsolate

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hopelessly sad; unable to be comforted

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penury

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great poverty; extremely poor

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impediment

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hindrance or obstruction; a defect in a persons speech soch as a lisp or stutter

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pertinacity

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persistent determination; stubborn, not giving up; continuing

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antipathy

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a deep-seated feeling of dislike; aversion

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perdition

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eternal damnation; utter destruction or loss

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perambulate

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to walk in front of or ahead of; to proceed

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dilatory

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tending to delay or procrastinate; slow; tardy

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conjecture

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a guess; to theorize

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ameliorate

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to make something bad or unsatisfactory better

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wantonly

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willfully and thoughtlessly; recklessly; without morals