Mary Hood: Short Stories Glossary

Mary Hood: Short Stories Glossary

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Written by Karen Wang

Capricious

Inconstant, fickle

Mundane

Unremarkable, stale

Squandered

Dissipated, wastef

Plausible

Logical, believable

Copiousness

Abundance, plenty

Pervasive

Corrupted, extensive

Nonplussed

Mystified, perplexed

Flamboyant

Vibrant, exuberant

Abjure

Relinquish, reject

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