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Aesthetic Woes: Exploring Artistic Despair

Dive into the melancholic world of defunct beauty and irreparable loss with this artistic journey through words and feelings. From a plaintive aesthetic to hapless gregarious yearnings, every feeling finds its place. Explore the impeccable sorrow of the vanishing past and the omnipresent sorrow of living. Join us in this perfunctory yet poignant tale of requite and discomfit.

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Aesthetic Woes: Exploring Artistic Despair

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  1. English 111 Sadlier-Oxford Vocabulary Level G, Unit 12

  2. aesthetic • (adj.) pertaining to beauty; sensitive or responsive to beauty • Synonym: artistic

  3. defunct • (adj.) no longer in existence or functioning; dead • Synonyms: extinct, nonexistent • Antonym: alive, extant

  4. discomfit • (v.) to frustrate, thwart, or defeat; to confuse, perplex, or embarrass • Synonyms: nonplus, disconcert, foil

  5. espouse • (v.) to take up and support; to become attached to, adopt; to marry • Synonyms: embrace, wed • Antonyms: repudiate, disavow, renounce

  6. fetish • (n.) an object believed to have magical powers; an object of unreasoning devotion or reverence • Synonyms: charm, talisman, obsession

  7. gregarious • (adj.) sociable, seeking the company of others; living together in a herd of group • Synonyms: outgoing, extroverted • Antonyms: aloof, introverted, reclusive

  8. hapless • (adj.) marked by a persistent absence of good luck • Synonyms: unlucky, ill-starred, unfortunate • Antonyms: lucky, charmed, fortunate

  9. impeccable • (adj.) faultless; beyond criticism or blame • Synonyms: flawless, spotless, immaculate • Antonyms: grimy, soiled, spotted, sullied

  10. importune • (v.) to trouble with demands; to beg for insistently • Synonym: implore, entreat, dun, tax

  11. interpolate • (v.) to insert between other parts or things; to present as an addition or correction • Synonyms: inject, interpose, introduce

  12. irreparable • (adj.) incapable of being repaired or rectified • Synonym: irremediable • Antonyms: remediable, fixable, reversible

  13. laconic • (adj.) concise, using few words • Synonyms: terse, succinct, pithy, compact • Antonyms: garrulous, prolix, loquacious, verbose

  14. languish • (v.) to become weak, feeble, or dull; to droop; to be depressed or dispirited; to suffer neglect, • Synonyms: flag, wilt, fade, pine

  15. mendacious • (adj.) given to lying or deception; untrue • Synonyms: untruthful, false • Antonyms: truthful, veracious

  16. nadir • (n.) the lowest point • Synonym: rock bottom • Antonyms: apex, pinnacle, zenith

  17. omnipresent • (adj.) present in all places at all times • Synonyms: ubiquitous, ever-present

  18. perfunctory • (adj.) done in a superficial or half-hearted manner; without interest or enthusiasm • Synonyms: slapdash, cursory, shallow • Thorough, assiduous, diligent, meticulous

  19. plaintive • (adj.) expressive of sorrow or woe; melancholy • Synonyms: sad, doleful, lugubrious • Antonyms: cheerful, blithe, joyous, merry

  20. requite • (v.) to make suitable for repayment, as for kindness, service, or favor; to make retaliation, as for an injury or wrong; to reciprocate • Synonyms: reimburse, recompense, avenge

  21. tantamount • (adj.) equivalent, having the same meaning, value, or effect • Synonym: indistinguishable from

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