Vocab 2

Front 1

despondent
despond
despondently

Back 1

1. Despairing, utterly discouraged, or extremely dejected
2. Despairing

Front 2

Morose
Moroseness

Back 2

1. Gloomy, glum, sullen, surly, or in bitter ill humor
2. Gloomy

Front 3

Downcast

Back 3

1. Depressed, dispirited, dejected, or very discouraged
2. Describes persons looks
3. Dejected

Front 4

Austere
Austerely
Austerity

Back 4

1. Severe, stern, or harsh; morally strict; or simple or lacking ornament
2. Severe or simple

Front 5

Privation

Back 5

1. Hardship or want, or the loss of absence of a quality
2. Hardship or lack

Front 6

Tribulation(s)

Back 6

1. Is often used in the phrase "trial and tribulation"
2. Distress, suffering, trouble or misery
3. Distress

Front 7

Misgiving
Misgiven
Misgive

Back 7

1. A feeling of doubt, fear or suspicion
2. Feeling of doubt

Front 8

Rue
Rueful
Ruefully

Back 8

1. To feel remorse, repentance or regret
2. Regret

Front 9

Recoil

Back 9

1. To fall or draw back, or to shrink back suddenly
2. Shrink from

Front 10

Languid

Back 10

1. Weak, sluggish, dull, or lacking vigor or spirit
2. Spiritless

Front 11

Mischance

Back 11

1. Misfortune, bad luck, or an unfortunate accident
2. Sometimes proceeded by "by"
3. Misfortune

Front 12

Melee

Back 12

1. A confused fight or struggle, or a confused mingling together
2. Counfusion

Front 13

Disconcert
Disconcerted

Back 13

1. To confuse, disturb, frustrate, upset, or embarrass
2. Disturb or upset

Front 14

Abash
Abashment
Abashedly

Back 14

1. To embarrass, make ashamed, or make uneasy
2. Make uneasy

Front 15

Derange
Derangement

Back 15

1. To disarrange, upset, or throw into confusion or disorder
2. Disarrange

Front 16

Harass

Back 16

1. To trouble, worry, annoy, or torment, or to attack an enemy repeatedly
2. trouble or torment