Pilgrim's Progress Vocabulary Flashcards

1
Q

mode

A

a particular form

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2
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allegory

A

concrete presentation of an abstract idea typically a narrative with at least 2 levels of meaning

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3
Q

loth

A

reluctant

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4
Q

palliate

A

to make excuses

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5
Q

expostulate

A

to reason earnestly with a person

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6
Q

carpeth

A

complain

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7
Q

propound

A

to set forth for consideration

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8
Q

sally

A

a witty remark

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9
Q

apology (Bunyan’s Apology)

A

not an expression of regret, but a defense of his works

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10
Q

metaphor

A

a figure of speech in which a term is applied to something

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11
Q

nonage

A

the period of legal minority

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12
Q

absolve

A

to free from guilt or consequences

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13
Q

amain

A

with full force

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14
Q

bedabbled

A

stain

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15
Q

tro

A

to think or believe

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16
Q

timorous

A

showing or suffering from a fear

17
Q

distemper

A

deranged condition of mind

18
Q

surly

A

having a rude disposition

19
Q

carriage

A

manner of holding the body

20
Q

deride

A

laugh

21
Q

chide

A

to speak disapprovingly

22
Q

coxcomb

A

a conceited person

23
Q

obstinate

A

unyielding

24
Q

pliable

A

yielding easily to others

25
Q

slough

A

a wet and muddy place; a discouraged place of mind

26
Q

dispond

A

to become discouraged

27
Q

debaubed

A

to smear

28
Q

spew/spue

A

to vomit

29
Q

bemire

A

to spoil with mire; dirty