1-7 Flashcards
Abet
Assist or encourage
Dogmatic
Arrogant or stubborn
Insipid
Lacking flavor or dull
Extraneous
Inessential or irrelevant
Coerce
Force by using pressure
Jaundiced
Prejudiced or hostile
Meticulous
Extremely or meticulously
Temerity
Recklessness or foolishness
Gregarious
Sociable or fond of the company of others
Heresy
The crime of holding a belief that goes against
Docile
Easy to teach
Libation
A drink, specifically alcoholic
Anathema
A hated person or thing
Banter
Teasing or playful conversation
Castigate
To criticize or punish
Gauche
Tactless or awkward
Ignominy
Public shame or disgrace
Motley
Made up of dissimilar parts, varied
Emaciated
Extremely thin or withered
Avarice
Greed or desire for wealth
Furtive
Stealthy or secretive
Bacchanalian
Wild and drunken
Extradite
Turn over over legally
Copious
Numerous or profuse
Irascible
easily angered
Mercenary
Professional soldier hired my foreign army
Bastion
Strong defense or fort
Jettison
To cast overboard or eject
Ocstracize
To banish or shut out from a group
Bigot
One who is intolerant, extemist
Expunge
Erase or eliminate
Candid
Outspoken or blunt
Argot
Special words or phrases used by specific people
Negligence
Careless often resulting in injury
Appease
To calm or satisfy
Strident
Harsh sounding
Choas
Complete disorder
Augment
To enlarge
Jingoism
Extreme
Rancor
Extreme hatred or ill will
Inexorable
Unrelenting, unavoidable
Extol
Praise highly
Clement
Merciful, lenient
Cliche
A worn out idea or overused expression
Adament
Unyielding, firm in opinion
Diffident
Lacking self confidence or shy
Opus
A creative work
Ostensible
Professed but not always true, supposed
Disparity
Inequality or difference
Condone
Forgive or overlook
Nuance
Slight or subtle difference
Connoisseur
Expert in matters of culture, food, or wine
Enigma
Mystery
Apathy
Lack of interest
Officious
Excessively eager to help
Credence
Belief or trust
Jaunty
Very confident or poised
Dilettante
An amateur
Cult
Organized group of people devoted to a person or set of principles
Cynical
Doubtful or distrustful
Ambivalent
Having opposing attitudes toward a person
Demagogue
A leader who appeals to citizens emotions to gain power
Demure
Quiet and modest
Intrepid
Without fear
Destitute
Extremely poor or lacking
Erudite
Scholarly or educated
Dilemma
Choice between two unpleasant options
Culmination
The end or climax
Concur
To agree
Divulge
Tell or reveal