Vocabulary

Formidable: inspiring admiration, awe or fear Guile: slyness, craftiness Adversary: opponent Appalled: horrified, dismayed Avenge: to take revenge on behalf of Disdain: scorn, contempt Entreat: to ask earnestly; beg Indifferent: having no interest or concern for Ponderous: heavy in a clumsy way, bulky Whim- sudden urge or fancy Beguiling- to cheat or trick Chide- To scold mildly Contender- A fighter Disconsolate- extremely sad Enticing-tempting Regaled- praised Snare- A trap Stealth- secret, clandestine, or surreptitious procedure. Succumb- to give way to superior force; yeild: to succumb to despair. Vile- Disgusting Abominably- In a hateful way; horribly Anguish-exteme anxiety Chaos- a state of exterme confusion Dire- Warning if or having dreadful consequences. Dwindle- To gradually become smaller. Lurk- To lie in wait, ready to ambush Peril- To be exposed to danger or risk Questing - To go on a quest or adventure Scourge - A whip or lash, especially for the infliction of punishment or torture Travail - Pain, anguish or suffering resulting from mental or physical hardship Aloof-at a distance Commandeer- to take in the name of law, to take hold or control of Contemptible-Deserving of contempt Desolation Dithering- a trembling; vibration Frenzy Gale Implacable Justification Omen-anything perceived or happening that is believed to portend a good or evil event Plunder- To illegally take away with force. Restitution- To be restored or repaired Revelry- Noisy merrymaking Throng Wiliest
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