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Vocabulary from "And Then There Were None": Part 3

Explore essential vocabulary from Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None," Part 3. This section highlights unique words that enrich the narrative, including "desultory," which means aimless or without purpose; "iniquitous," denoting wickedness; and "bleary," referring to a blurred or reddened state. Other terms include "pukka sahib," signifying a true gentleman, and "decorous," highlighting proper behavior. Understanding these words enhances the reading experience and provides deeper insights into the characters and themes in the story.

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Vocabulary from "And Then There Were None": Part 3

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  1. And Then There Were None Vocabulary Part 3

  2. Desultory • Without purpose or intent; aimless.

  3. Iniquitous • Wicked.

  4. Pukka Sahib • “A true gentleman".

  5. Recumbent • Lying down or reclining.

  6. Deportment • Personal conduct or behavior.

  7. Decorous • Marked by decorum or properness.

  8. Covertly • Sheltered. concealed, hidden or secret

  9. Contanadini • Italian farmers.

  10. Bleary • To blur or redden with as or with tears.

  11. Caustic • Sarcastic.

  12. Brazenly • Rudely bold; insolent.

  13. Abode • Dwelling place or home.

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