indecisively
in a way that shows you cannot make a decision easily
Movie vocabulary
English vocabulary and difficulty for Nuremberg (2025)
Type: Movie
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- Data version
- legacy-media-seo/2026-07-03T18:03:45.062Z
- Model version
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- active-publication/v2
utterer
a person who says or speaks something
husking
the act of removing husks from corn or grain
herewith
used in formal writing to mean 'with this document' or 'by this message'
defilement
the act of making something dirty or impure, especially something sacred
coddle
to treat someone with too much care or protection
blighting
causing damage or harm
ambiguously
in a way that is not clear and can be understood in more than one way
confiding
showing a tendency to trust people easily and tell them personal things
crematory
a place where bodies are cremated
expunge
to remove something completely, especially from a record or document
laughingstock
a person or thing that people laugh at or make fun of
crony
a close friend, especially one in a group that has influence or power
furtherance
the act of helping something develop or succeed
toweling
a soft, absorbent fabric used for towels and bathrobes
stomaching
the present participle of stomach
subjugate
to bring a person or group under control, often by force
sequestration
the act of taking something away and keeping it separate, especially money or assets
succinct
short and clear
answerable
responsible for something and expected to explain or justify it
presto
used to say that something has happened quickly or as if by magic
circumnavigate
to travel all the way around something, especially the world
contemptuous
showing that you think someone or something is worthless or stupid
vaporize
to change a liquid or solid into a gas