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Supernatural S10E16: English vocabulary

Season 10, Episode 16DramaMysterySci-Fi & Fantasy

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  • overrate

    to think or say that something is better, more important, or more valuable than it really is

  • utterer

    a person who says or speaks something

  • eavesdropper

    a person who secretly listens to other people's private conversations

  • sorrowed

    feeling or showing deep sadness, especially after a death or loss

  • grovel

    to act in a very humble, desperate, or self-abasing way, especially to get forgiveness or favor

  • petulant

    bad-tempered and easily annoyed, often in a childish way

  • sanctimonious

    showing off a false sense of moral superiority

  • thankless

    not likely to be appreciated or rewarded

  • cloistered

    kept apart from ordinary life or the outside world; secluded

  • ruinous

    causing serious damage or ruin

  • anathema

    something that is strongly disliked or rejected

  • worser

    an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse

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  • vexed

    annoyed, frustrated, or worried

  • loathsome

    very unpleasant, disgusting, or morally offensive

  • banishment

    the punishment of being forced to leave a country or place

  • perpetually

    continuously or all the time

  • welcomer

    a person whose job or role is to welcome and help guests or newcomers

  • rabid

    having rabies

  • leavings

    things that are left over after something is used, eaten, or finished

  • absolve

    to officially say that someone is not guilty or responsible for something

  • hag

    an ugly old woman, especially one imagined as a witch

  • hoarding

    the act of keeping and storing a lot of things, often too many

  • pillage

    to steal or destroy goods by force, especially during war or unrest

  • devastate

    to destroy something badly or cause it to fail completely

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