1 | holocaust | | _____ | a great or complete destruction of life |
2 | embroil | | _____ | deadly; fatal |
3 | anachronism | | _____ | universal; wide-ranging |
4 | denigrate | | _____ | someone or something a person cannot conquer or achieve; a hated enemy |
5 | humane | | _____ | one who receives benefits |
6 | effusive | | _____ | having a bad taste or smell; spoiled |
7 | defunct | | _____ | great destruction; chaos |
8 | lackey | | _____ | a small amount |
9 | envisage | | _____ | to draw into a conflict or fight |
10 | lament | | _____ | no longer in existence |
11 | gape | | _____ | attributing human characteristics or qualities to objects, animals, or gods |
12 | impertinent | | _____ | rude and disrespectful |
13 | haughty | | _____ | arrogant; proud |
14 | nemesis | | _____ | slyness and cunning in dealing with others |
15 | lethal | | _____ | to attack the reputation of; to speak ill of |
16 | deluge | | _____ | self-confidence |
17 | catholic | | _____ | weird; mysterious; strange and frightening |
18 | eerie | | _____ | to mourn |
19 | martial | | _____ | to form a mental picture |
20 | anthropomorphic | | _____ | emotionally excessive; overly demonstrative |
21 | beneficiary | | _____ | kind; compassionate |
22 | careen | | _____ | to grow embittered over time; to rot |
23 | aplomb | | _____ | something existing outside of its proper time |
24 | guile | | _____ | a flood; an overwhelming rush |
25 | modicum | | _____ | to swerve or lurch from side to side while in motion |
26 | fester | | _____ | a slavish follower |
27 | languish | | _____ | something that covers or conceals |
28 | pall | | _____ | to stare with an open mouth |
29 | havoc | | _____ | warlike; relating to the military |
30 | rancid | | _____ | to become weak or feeble; to lose strength |