Quotation CHAPTER 10-HENRY JEKYLL’S FULL STATEMENT OF THE CASE Endowed to have something important e.g. money Infallibly can’t be wrong – – Gaiety cheerful Imperious arrogant – – Blazoned display clearly Degradation shame, humiliation – – Inveterately stuck in a habit Transcendental spiritual place – – Perennial lasting a long time Multifarious many parts – – Incongruous not like the rest Penitence regret, remorse – – Transience only lasting a short time Constellation pattern of stars – – Efficacy the desired result Commingled mix/blend – – Pecuniary linked to money Depravity corrupt – – Malign evil Irrevocably not changeable – – Iniquity immoral behaviour Obsequiously obedient – – Premonitory predict something bad Callousness cold-hearted – – Effulgence splendid, brilliant Distinguished successful, noble – – Word from list Word from list meaning the opposite (antonym) What do you notice about the words? Why has this been done? __________________________________________________________________________________
Quotation CHAPTER 10-HENRY JEKYLL’S FULL STATEMENT OF THE CASE Endowed – to have something important e.g. money Infallibly – can’t be wrong Gaiety – cheerful Imperious – arrogant Blazoned – display clearly Degradation – shame, humiliation Inveterately – stuck in a habit Transcendental – spiritual place Perennial – lasting a long time Multifarious – many parts Incongruous – not like the rest Penitence – regret, remorse Transience – only lasting a short time Constellation – pattern of stars Efficacy – the desired result Commingled – mix/blend Pecuniary – linked to money Depravity – corrupt Malign – evil Irrevocably – not changeable Iniquity – immoral behaviour Obsequiously – obedient Premonitory – predict something bad Callousness – cold-hearted Effulgence – splendid, brilliant Distinguished – successful, noble Word from list Word from list meaning the opposite (antonym) What do you notice about the words? Why has this been done? __________________________________________________________________________________
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