In The Batman (2022), when a sadistic serial killer begins murdering key political figures in Gotham, Batman is forced to investigate the city’s hidden corruption and question his family’s involvement.

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Vocabulary List for The Batman (2022) Part 1

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from the script, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Incumbent: The current holder of a particular position or office.
2. Grassroots: Refers to a movement or organization that starts at the local or community level.
3. Dead heat: A situation where two or more competitors or candidates are very close in performance or vote count, making it difficult to determine a clear winner.
4. Gut: In this context, it means to reduce or remove completely.
5. Renewal Program: A government initiative aimed at revitalizing or improving a city or area.
6. Vigilante: A person who takes the law into their own hands to enforce it, often without legal authority.
7. Blunt force trauma: Severe injury caused by a heavy, blunt object.
8. Lacerations: Deep cuts or wounds.
9. Ecchymosis: The medical term for bruising.
10. Skylight: A window in a roof that allows natural light to enter a building.
11. Cipher: A code or secret message.
12. Suspect: A person believed to be involved in a crime.
13. Senseless: Lacking any apparent or logical reason.
14. Perpetrator: The person who committed a crime.

Please note that this list contains vocabulary words that are not typically considered beginner-level. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for Part 2

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from the script, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Brazen: Bold and without shame, often in a way that’s considered shocking.
2. Philanthropist: A person who seeks to promote the welfare of others, typically through charitable donations and activities.
3. Sting operation: A law enforcement tactic in which officers pose as criminals or engage in covert activities to catch criminals in the act.
4. Mafia: A secret criminal organization often involved in organized crime, such as extortion, racketeering, and illegal activities.
5. Unsolved: Not resolved or explained; a mystery that remains without a solution.
6. Cipher: A code or secret message.
7. Celebrity: A famous person, often in the media or entertainment industry.
8. Legacy: Something passed down or inherited from the past, often with a sense of responsibility to continue or uphold.
9. Elusive: Difficult to find, achieve, or capture.
10. Accountants: Professionals who are responsible for financial record-keeping and analysis.
11. Encrypt: To convert information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access.
12. Warrant: A legal document that authorizes law enforcement to search a specific location or arrest a person.
13. Proprietor: The owner of a business or establishment.
14. Reputation: The beliefs or opinions that others hold about a person, often based on their actions or behavior.

Please note that this list contains vocabulary words that are not typically considered beginner-level. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for The Batman (2022) Part 3

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from the script, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Spooked: To be frightened or unnerved.
2. Distinguished: Respected and admired for excellence and achievements.
3. Injected: To introduce a substance, such as a drug or poison, into the body using a needle.
4. Arsenic: A poisonous chemical element often used as a poison.
5. Rat poison: Poison used to kill rodents, usually rats and mice.
6. Demented: Mentally disturbed or insane.
7. Viral: Refers to content, often on the internet, that spreads rapidly and widely among users.
8. Lowlife: A derogatory term for a person of low moral character or social standing.
9. Off-duty: Not working or on duty, typically referring to law enforcement or military personnel.
10. Eye contact: Direct visual communication with someone through the gaze of the eyes.
11. IDs: In this context, it likely refers to creating false identities or fake identification documents.
12. Drop heads: A colloquial term referring to individuals addicted to drugs.
13. DA: Abbreviation for District Attorney, a legal officer responsible for prosecuting criminal cases on behalf of the government.
14. Psycho: Short for “psychopath” or “psychopathic,” referring to a person with a severe mental disorder marked by violent or antisocial behavior.

Please note that this list contains vocabulary words that are not typically considered beginner-level. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for Part 4

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words for The Batman (2022), along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Pillow talk: Intimate conversation between lovers, often in bed.
2. Informant: A person who provides information, often confidential or secret, to authorities or law enforcement.
3. Dirty: In this context, it means corrupt or involved in illegal activities.
4. Lean on: To put pressure on someone, often through threats or intimidation, to get them to do something.
5. Stool pigeon: A slang term for an informer or someone who provides information to authorities, often within criminal organizations.
6. Reclusive: Avoiding the company of others; withdrawn from social contact.
7. Reclusive: Avoiding the company of others; withdrawn from social contact.
8. Reclusive: Avoiding the company of others; withdrawn from social contact.
9. Hippocratic oath: A pledge traditionally taken by physicians to uphold specific ethical standards in the practice of medicine.
10. Memorial: An event or monument honoring the memory of a person who has passed away.

Please note that this list contains vocabulary words that are not typically considered beginner-level. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for The Batman (2022) Part 5

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words for The Batman (2022), along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Philanthropy: The practice of donating money, goods, or services to charitable causes or organizations for the purpose of improving the well-being of others.
2. Trial: In this context, it refers to a situation where someone is being tested or challenged.
3. Retreat: A place or activity that provides relaxation and respite from the challenges or stress of daily life.
4. Prosecute: To institute legal proceedings against someone in a court of law, typically as the attorney representing the state or a victim.
5. Vermin: Small, harmful animals or pests, often used metaphorically to refer to undesirable individuals or informants.
6. Accessory: Someone who assists in or contributes to the commission of a crime, often without directly participating in the criminal act.

Please note that these words are used in specific contexts within the script. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for Part 6

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words for The Batman (2022), along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Deluge: A sudden and heavy downpour of rain, often used metaphorically to describe an overwhelming amount of something.
2. Narcotics: Drugs that relieve pain and induce sleep or altered mental states, often used in medical and law enforcement contexts.
3. Operation: In this context, it refers to a criminal enterprise, such as a drug operation, that involves organized illegal activities.
4. Minor league: Refers to something of lower importance or a lower level of competition, often used metaphorically.
5. Mope: A slang term for a gloomy or unhappy person who lacks energy and enthusiasm.
6. Harmonizing: To sing or play musical notes that blend well together, often used metaphorically to describe cooperation or coordination.
7. Stool pigeon: An informer or someone who provides information to the authorities, often used in criminal contexts.
8. Scenario: A possible sequence of events or a situation that could occur, often used in planning or storytelling.
9. Orphanage: A residential institution for orphans or children without parents or guardians.
10. Wayne estate: Refers to the property and assets owned by the Wayne family, a prominent fictional family in the script.

These words are used in specific contexts within the script. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for The Batman (2022) Part 7

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words for The Batman (2022), along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Charitable endowment: A fund set up to support charitable activities or organizations in a sustainable manner, typically by investing the principal amount and using the income generated for charitable purposes.
2. Compromising: In this context, it means to put one’s principles or values at risk by engaging in questionable or morally ambiguous actions.
3. Hush-money agreement: An arrangement in which one party pays another to keep certain information or actions secret.
4. Crusading: Pursuing a cause or campaign with great zeal and dedication, often related to social or political issues.
5. Legacy: Something handed down from one generation to the next, typically referring to a person’s impact or influence on future generations.
6. Founding families: The families that played a significant role in the establishment or early history of a city, organization, or institution.
7. Sins of the father: A biblical reference (Exodus 20:5) that implies that the consequences of a person’s actions may affect their descendants.
8. Orphanage: A residential institution for orphans or children without parents or guardians.
9. Sedated: Administered a drug to induce a state of calmness or sleep, often used in a medical context.
10. Privileged: Enjoying special advantages or benefits, often due to social, economic, or political status.

These words are used in specific contexts within the script. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for Part 8

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from the script, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Lowlife: A person who is considered morally or socially inferior, often involved in criminal activities.
2. Hush-money agreement: An arrangement in which one party pays another to keep certain information or actions secret.
3. Personal stuff: Private or confidential information about someone’s personal life.
4. Distraught: Extremely upset, agitated, or deeply troubled emotionally.
5. Random thug: A random criminal or thug, typically someone involved in illegal activities.
6. Equipped: Prepared or provided with the necessary tools or resources.
7. Mastery: Complete control or understanding of a skill or subject.
8. Confess: To admit or acknowledge a wrongdoing or secret.
9. Falcon: A type of bird of prey known for its strong and swift flight.
10. Strangle: To kill or injure someone by squeezing their neck, cutting off their air supply.
11. Passport: An official document issued by a government that identifies the holder as a citizen and permits travel to other countries.
12. Drops: In this context, it likely refers to a drop-off point or location where illegal goods or information is exchanged.
13. Mayor: The elected official who serves as the head of a city or municipality.
14. DA (District Attorney): A government official responsible for prosecuting criminal cases on behalf of the state or city.
15. Strangling: The act of applying pressure to someone’s neck to restrict their breathing.
16. Renewal Fund: A fund or initiative focused on revitalizing and improving a city or community through various projects and investments.

These words are used in specific contexts within the script. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for The Batman (2022) Part 9

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from the script, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Orchestrate: To plan or arrange something in a skillful and coordinated manner.
2. Laundering money: The process of concealing the origins of illegally obtained money by passing it through a complex sequence of banking transfers or commercial transactions.
3. Oversight: Supervision or management of a situation or process.
4. Puppets: In this context, individuals who are controlled or manipulated by someone else.
5. Graphic: Involving explicit or vivid details that may be disturbing or intense.
6. Revelations: Surprising and previously unknown information or facts that are disclosed.
7. Informant: A person who provides information to law enforcement or authorities, often regarding criminal activities.
8. Flesh and blood: A phrase used to refer to one’s close family members, usually emphasizing a strong familial connection.
9. Mask and cape: Referring to the attire typically associated with superhero characters.
10. Attorney: A lawyer or legal representative.
11. Mirandize: To inform a suspect of their legal rights, as per the Miranda warning.
12. Witness: Someone who has seen an event happen and can provide information or testimony about it.
13. Fire escape: A metal staircase outside a building used for emergency exits.
14. Ledgers: Books or records used for keeping financial accounts or records.
15. Forensic accountant: An accountant who specializes in investigating financial discrepancies, often in legal cases.
16. Scrawl: To write or draw something hastily or messily.
17. Rambling: Incoherent or lengthy speech or writing.
18. Cipher: A code or secret message.
19. Codes: Systems of symbols or signals used to represent information or messages.
20. Suffocating: Feeling overwhelmed or trapped, as if one cannot escape a situation.

These words are used in specific contexts within the script. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for Part 10

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from the script, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Pry tool: A tool used for leverage in order to open or separate objects.
2. Chisel: A cutting tool with a sharp, flat edge, often used for carving or shaping wood or stone.
3. Confession: A statement admitting to wrongdoing or a crime.
4. Impression: A mark or pattern left on a surface, often used for identification purposes.
5. Fringe: In this context, referring to individuals who hold extreme or unconventional views.
6. Password-protected: Secured with a password, requiring a specific code for access.
7. Unmask: To reveal or expose the true identity or nature of something.
8. Retribution: Punishment or payback for a wrongdoing or offense.
9. Perversion: The alteration or distortion of something from its original state, often in a negative or corrupt manner.
10. Masquerading: Pretending to be something one is not, often to deceive others.
11. Judgment: The process of forming an opinion or decision about something.
12. Evacuation: The act of moving people or objects away from a dangerous or hazardous area.
13. Seawall: A structure built along the shoreline to protect against erosion or flooding.

These words are used in specific contexts within the script. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.

Vocabulary List for The Batman (2022) Part 11

Here is a list of potentially unknown vocabulary words from the script, along with their explanations. These words are more intermediate and advanced in level:

1. Venue: A place where an event or gathering takes place, such as a stadium or theater.
2. Custody: The state of being held or kept in detention or under supervision, often by authorities.
3. Unmasked: To reveal one’s true identity or face, often referring to removing a mask or disguise.
4. Pigs (slang): A derogatory term often used to refer to police officers.
5. Wretched: Miserable, distressed, or in a very poor condition.
6. Seawall: A protective wall or barrier built along the shoreline to prevent erosion or flooding.
7. MCU (Abbreviation): Likely referring to a specialized unit within a police force, such as the Major Crimes Unit.
8. Lawlessness: A state of disorder or absence of law and order.
9. Looting: The act of stealing or taking goods unlawfully during a riot or disaster.
10. Rampant: Widespread and unchecked, often used to describe negative behaviors.
11. Institutions: Organizations or structures that play a significant role in society, such as government or schools.
12. Elected officials: Individuals chosen by the public through elections to hold positions in government.
13. Endure: To withstand or survive difficult situations.
14. Skylight: A window or opening in a roof that allows light to enter a building.
15. Vigilante: A person who takes the law into their own hands to enforce justice, often without legal authority.
16. Heroically: In a brave and noble manner.
17. Parade: A public celebration or procession often involving floats and marching bands.
18. Raining on your parade (idiom): Spoiling someone’s plans or celebration.
19. Comeback story: A narrative of a person’s recovery or resurgence after facing setbacks or challenges.
20. Power grab: A situation where individuals or groups seek to seize or consolidate power.
21. Hedge fund: An investment fund that pools capital from accredited individuals or institutional investors to invest in various assets.
22. CEO (Chief Executive Officer): The highest-ranking executive in a company or organization.

These words are used in specific contexts within the script. If you have any further questions or need more explanations, feel free to ask.