Vocabulary for Gothic writing
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obedience |
After a while, their new dog started to show obedience.
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eerie |
The house had a very eerie feeling.
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ominous |
The grey clouds looked ominous in the sky.
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spectre
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Spectre is another word for ghost.
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vulnerable |
The tiny puppy was vulnerable in the cold weather.
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authority |
I don't have the authority to answer your question.
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distress |
The ship sent out a distress signal.
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discordant |
A harsh, discordant mixture of sounds is a cacophony.
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supernatural |
To honour a supernatural or hold power by adoring or venerating it.
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sinister |
The old lady looked sinister.
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* This sentence was added by a Spellzone user.
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