Dr Jeyll and Mr Hyde (chapter 4-7) 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureDr Jekyll and Mr HydeGCSEAQA Created by: AshleighCreated on: 29-03-18 12:03 ferocity the property of being wild or turbulent 1 of 40 brandish move or swing back and forth 2 of 40 fury a feeling of intense anger 3 of 40 mangle injure badly by beating 4 of 40 insensate without compunction or human feeling 5 of 40 solemn dignified and somber in manner or character 6 of 40 grave dignified and somber in manner or character 7 of 40 batter strike violently and repeatedly 8 of 40 pall burial garment in which a corpse is wrapped 9 of 40 mournful filled with or evoking sadness 10 of 40 ransack steal goods; take as spoils 11 of 40 disinter dig up for reburial or for medical investigation 12 of 40 trace follow or ascertain the course of development of something 13 of 40 fugitive someone who is sought by law officers 14 of 40 gaunt very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold 15 of 40 detection a police investigation to determine the perpetrator 16 of 40 signify convey or express a meaning 17 of 40 hoarse deep and harsh sounding as if from shouting or illness 18 of 40 oration an instance of formal speaking 19 of 40 elicit call forth, as an emotion, feeling, or response 20 of 40 sedulous marked by care and persistent effort 21 of 40 resemblance superficial details 22 of 40 ken range of what one can know or understand 23 of 40 disreputable lacking respectability in character, behaviour or appearance 24 of 40 influence a power to affect persons or events 25 of 40 seclusion the act of shutting oneself off from others 26 of 40 solitude a state of social isolation 27 of 40 warrant police to perform specified acts 28 of 40 suspect imagine to be the case or true or probable 29 of 40 allusion passing reference or indirect motion 30 of 40 testing your overall circumstances or condition in life 31 of 40 tenor a settled or habitual course of a person's life 32 of 40 melancholy grave or even gloomy in character 33 of 40 emphatically without question and beyond doubt 34 of 40 stringent demanding strict attention to rules and procedures 35 of 40 mortify hold within limits and control 36 of 40 inscrutable of an obscure nature 37 of 40 repulsion intense aversion 38 of 40 disconsolate sad beyond comforting; incapable of being consoled 39 of 40 glimpse a brief or incomplete view 40 of 40
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