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1. Abhor (verb) — to regard with disgust and hatred.
Example: Victor began to abhor the creature he had so eagerly brought to life.

2. Benevolent (adjective) — well-meaning and kindly.
Example: The creature longed for a benevolent companion who would show him affection.

3. Countenance (noun) — a person’s face or facial expression.
Example: His pale countenance revealed the exhaustion of sleepless nights in the laboratory.

4. Enigmatic (adjective) — mysterious and difficult to understand.
Example: The creature’s sudden disappearance left an enigmatic silence in the house.

5. Melancholy (noun) — a feeling of deep sadness.
Example: A sense of melancholy filled Victor’s heart after the loss of his loved ones.

6. Odious (adjective) — extremely unpleasant; repulsive.
Example: Victor could not bear to look upon the odious form of his creation.

7. Penury (noun) — extreme poverty.
Example: Before his scientific success, Victor’s family had never known penury.

8. Chimerical (adjective) — wildly fanciful or unrealistic.
Example: His dream of conquering death seemed a chimerical fantasy.

9. Ignoble (adjective) — not honorable in character or purpose.
Example: Victor’s ignoble ambition brought only misery to himself and others.

10. Ardent (adjective) — enthusiastic or passionate.
Example: His ardent desire for knowledge consumed his every waking thought.

11. Caprice (noun) — a sudden, impulsive change of mood or behavior.
Example: The creature’s emotions shifted with every caprice of human rejection.

12. Dilate (verb) — to make or become larger or wider; to expand.
Example: His eyes dilated with horror when the creature opened its lifeless eyes.

13. Sublime (adjective) — of such excellence or beauty as to inspire awe.
Example: The sublime majesty of the Alps stirred conflicting emotions in Victor’s soul.

14. Dauntless (adjective) — showing fearlessness and determination.
Example: Walton’s dauntless spirit drove him onward through the Arctic ice.

15. Lament (verb) — to express sorrow or regret.
Example: The creature lamented his loneliness beneath the cold moonlight.

16. Hovel (noun) — a small, poorly built, and unpleasant dwelling.
Example: The creature took refuge in a wretched hovel near the woods.

17. Execration (noun) — a curse or expression of loathing.
Example: Victor’s execrations echoed through the room as he cursed his own handiwork.

18. Convalescence (noun) — the gradual recovery of health after illness.
Example: After his breakdown, Victor spent months in convalescence at his family home.

19. Imprecate (verb) — to invoke a curse upon someone or something.
Example: In his fury, Victor imprecated vengeance upon the monster.

20. Despondence (noun) — a state of low spirits caused by loss of hope.
Example: Despondence filled the creature’s heart after every rejection.

21. Ephemeral (adjective) — lasting for a very short time.
Example: His joy at completing the experiment was ephemeral, soon replaced by horror.

22. Precipice (noun) — a very steep rock face or cliff; a dangerous situation.
Example: Victor stood on the precipice of ruin, both moral and mental.

23. Obdurate (adjective) — stubbornly refusing to change one’s opinion or course of action.
Example: The creature remained obdurate in his demand for a companion.

24. Fervent (adjective) — having or displaying a passionate intensity.
Example: His fervent ambition blinded him to the consequences of his actions.

25. Venerable (adjective) — accorded great respect due to age or character.
Example: The venerable professor spoke with wisdom that Victor failed to heed.

26. Perdition (noun) — eternal damnation; utter destruction.
Example: Victor feared that his soul was doomed to perdition for his crimes.

27. Recompense (noun) — compensation or reward for loss or harm suffered.
Example: The creature demanded recompense for the misery of his existence.

28. Tumult (noun) — a loud, confused noise; a state of disorder.
Example: A tumult of emotions raged within Victor’s tortured mind.

29. Indefatigable (adjective) — persisting tirelessly.
Example: Walton was indefatigable in his pursuit of knowledge and glory.

30. Abject (adjective) — extremely bad, unpleasant, and degrading.
Example: The creature lived in abject misery, despised by all who saw him.

31. Here’s a detailed list of the words you provided — each with part of speech, definition, and an original sentence inspired by Frankenstein:

32. Capitulate

Part of Speech: verb
Definition: To surrender or give up resistance.
Sentence: At last, Victor capitulated to his exhaustion, collapsing under the weight of his relentless pursuit of the creature.

33. Indefatigable

Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: Incapable of being tired out; untiring.
Sentence: Victor’s indefatigable ambition drove him to toil night after night in his laboratory, blind to the dangers of his obsession.

34. Conjecture

Part of Speech: noun / verb
Definition: A conclusion or opinion formed without sufficient evidence; to guess.
Sentence: From the traces of destruction, Victor could only conjecture the creature’s path through the frozen wilderness.

35. Inexorable

Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: Impossible to stop or prevent; relentless.
Sentence: The creature’s inexorable desire for vengeance propelled him forward, no plea from Victor able to soften his resolve.

36. Consummation

Part of Speech: noun
Definition: The act of completing or bringing to perfection; fulfillment.
Sentence: Victor once believed the creation of life would be the consummation of his genius, yet it became the ruin of his soul.

37. Machination

Part of Speech: noun
Definition: A crafty scheme or plot, often intended to achieve evil ends.
Sentence: The creature’s machinations ensured that Victor would taste despair equal to his own, striking at all whom Victor loved.

38. Demeanor

Part of Speech: noun
Definition: Outward behavior or bearing.
Sentence: Though the creature’s demeanor was gentle at first, men recoiled in terror at the sight of his hideous form.

39. Placid

Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: Calm and peaceful; not easily disturbed.
Sentence: The placid surface of the lake belied the turmoil that raged within Victor’s heart after his brother’s death.

40. Ignominy

Part of Speech: noun
Definition: Public shame or disgrace.
Sentence: Justine’s execution brought ignominy not upon her alone, but upon all who failed to defend her innocence.

41. Surmount

Part of Speech: verb
Definition: To overcome or rise above (a difficulty or obstacle).
Sentence: Victor vowed to surmount his despair and devote himself to destroying the monster he had unleashed upon the world.

42. Venerable

Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: Commanding respect because of age, dignity, or character.
Sentence: The venerable Professor Waldman inspired Victor’s fascination with the hidden powers of nature.

43. Wantonly

Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: Recklessly or cruelly; without regard for what is right or humane.
Sentence: The creature, in his anguish, destroyed wantonly, sparing neither the innocent nor the guilty in his wrath.

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