Act 2 The Diary of Anne Frank.

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Act 2 The Diary of Anne Frank

Plague Verb To cause continual annoyance, trouble, or distress Synonyms: bother, torment Antonyms: aid, help

Exquisite Adjective Extremely beautiful Synonyms: elegant, delicate, admirable Antonyms: flawed, imperfect, ugly

Disconsolate Adjective Sad beyond comforting; incapable of being consoled. Synonyms: dejected, cheerless Antonyms: cheerful, happy

Ravenous Adjective Extremely hungry Synonyms: starved Antonyms: satisfied, full

Reverberate Verb To ring or echo with sound. Synonyms: echo, resound Antonyms: quiet

Ransack Verb To search thoroughly Synonyms: scour, comb through, pillage Antonyms: give, offer, protect

Tattered Adjective Worn to shreds-typically referring to clothing. Synonyms: battered, shabby, frayed Autonyms: well kept