Poignant- Adjective- A keen sense of sadness or regret. The young child felt poignant after poisoning his mother's new husband.
Undulations- Verb- Move with a smooth wavelike motion. The clown's undulations began to make everyone worry more and more.
Appease- Verb- Pacify or placate someone by pleasing to their demands. Daniel's slaves halted to apease him: they began to rebel.
Ensued- Verb- Happened or occurred afterward or as a result. Dan's vomiting ensued more vomiting.
Conjectural- Adjective- An opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information. George W. Bush's conjectural belief that Iraq contained nuclear warheads was false.
Apathy- Noun- Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern. My apathy continues to force me not to care about chores.
Imperceptible- adjective- Impossible to be aware of. The magician became imperceptible after his invisibility cloak began working.
Imperative- adjective- Of vital or crucial importance. English is definitely the most imperative subject.
Patricide- Noun- The killing of ones father. The child became patricide after years of dealing with his stepfather's obnoxious laugh.
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