Melancholy: Sadness or depression of the spirits; gloomy/ He had no formal education, and suffered
from depression and melancholy all his life.
Exemplary: Worthy of imitation; commendable/The quality has varied, form exemplary
to star-chamber.
Peculiar: Strange; uncommon; odd; unusual/ They promise an unprecedented look at
the history of these peculiar structures in both birds and non-avian
dinosaurs.
Dread: To fear greatly/ I dreaded the thought of being dead.
Bough: A branch of a tree/ The
hummingbird feeder hanged form its lowest bough.
Pious: Having or showing a dutiful spirit of reverence for God or and
earnest wish to fulfill religious obligations/ Twain was righteous without being pious, and angry
for all the right reasons and funny in all the right ways.
Communion:
A group of persons having a
common religious faith/ The
whole communion got together to search for the meteor the crash landed.
Auditor: A person appointed and authorized to examine accounts and
accounting records/ When an
auditor departs, the investors deserve to know why.
Multitude: A great number of people gathered together/ A multitude of people gathered
around the boy who had talent.
Eloquence: The practice or art of using language with fluency and
aptness/ His word are
remembered for their eloquence and honestly and his actions reflect the
strength of his convictions.
Despair: Loss of hope/ The
man felt a when he lost his family.
Hoary: Gray or white with age/ The tips of many hairs are white, giving and overall frosted, hoary
appearance.
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