Downton Abbey Word Search
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Sample words: CELLA, HEBES, REALER, BACKS, APORIA, ANIMES, RANGE, LINABLE, SYBIL, RIPON, MARRY, EDITH, AMUSED, TRUTH, STORY, JAMES.
Downton Abbey word list, defined
- CELLA /ˈsɛlə/ · noun
- The inner chamber or sanctuary of a classical temple, especially the room housing the cult statue of the deity. Related: sanctuary, chamber, shrine, naos.
- REALER /ˈriːələ(r)/ · adjective
- The comparative form of “real”: more real, true, genuine, or convincing. Related: more genuine, more actual, more realistic, more tangible.
- BACKS /bæks/ · noun (plural); verb form
- The plural form of 'back' — as a noun, the rear or hinder part of something, such as the human back or the back of a chair; as a verb, third-person singular forms aside, it denotes the past tense and past participle uses of 'back', meaning to support or to move backward. Related: rears, reverses, supports, endorsements.
- APORIA /əˈpɔːriə/ · noun
- An insoluble difficulty or impasse; a state of puzzlement in which one does not know how to proceed, especially one arising within an argument, text, or line of inquiry. Related: impasse, quandary, predicament, deadlock.
- RANGE /reɪndʒ/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a range is a set of similar things, an extent between two limits, a line of mountains or hills, or a cooking stove. As a verb, it means to vary between limits, extend over an area, roam, or search a particular territory. Related: scope, span, extent, assortment.
- SYBIL /ˈsɪbəl/ · noun
- A female prophetess, especially one of the prophetic women named in ancient Greek and Roman tradition. By extension, it can refer to a woman who falsely claims prophetic or supernatural powers. Related: prophetess, oracle, seeress, Sibyl.
- MARRY /ˈmæri/ (British); /ˈmɛri/ (American) · verb
- To become united as husband and wife, or to unite two people in marriage. It can also mean to combine two things so that they form a single, effective whole. Related: wed, espouse, unite.
- AMUSED /əˈmjuːzd/ · adjective
- Finding something funny or entertaining; pleasantly diverted or entertained. Often describes a mild, sometimes slightly detached sense of enjoyment rather than loud laughter. Related: entertained, diverted, tickled, delighted.
- TRUTH /truːθ/ · noun
- Truth is the quality of being true, especially in accordance with fact or reality. It can also refer to a true statement, the actual state of affairs, or the practice of being honest and trustworthy. Related: veracity, accuracy, honesty, candour.
- STORY /ˈstɔːri/ · noun
- A story is a spoken or written account of events, ideas, or experiences, especially one presented as a connected sequence. It may be true, fictional, or presented as a news report. Related: narrative, tale, account, chronicle.
- JAMES /dʒeɪmz/ · proper noun
- James is a masculine given name and surname, best known in English as the name of figures such as James Bond, James Joyce, and James Taylor. It is also used as a family name.
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