Piteous Adjective Deserving or arousing pity Succor Noun Help or assistance, especially in a time of need or difficulty.

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Piteous Adjective Deserving or arousing pity

Succor Noun Help or assistance, especially in a time of need or difficulty

Adieu Noun/Interjection The French word for goodbye or farewell

Bereft Verb -Past participle of bereave / Adjective To be deprived of a loved one through a profound absence, often death.

Chide Verb To scold or rebuke; to express disapproval due to someone’s behavior or actions

Manifold Adjective Various; in many different ways

Quench Verb To satisfy (one's thirst) or extinguish (a fire)

Recompense Noun Compensation or reward given for loss or harm suffered or effort made.

Provoke Verb To deliberately arouse (someone’s) anger or make them annoyed.

Uncovenanted Adjective not bound (promised) by or based on a covenant, especially a covenant with God..

Abhor Verb To regard or view with disgust and hatred..

Appease Verb To pacify or placate (someone) by giving in to their demands.

Abate Verb To cause to become smaller or less intense.

Gape Noun A wide opening or breach.

Vex Verb To make (someone) feel annoyed, frustrated, or worried, especially with trivial matters.; to cause distress to