1-8 Flashcards
Edification
Noun- improvement or enlightenment
Malfeasance
Noun- misconduct or wrongdoing, especially by a public official
Feasible
Adjective; capable of being accomplished
Surfeit
Noun: condition of being too full; overabundance
Magnum opus
Noun: the greatest risk of an artist, writer, or composer
Modus operandi
Noun: manner of working
Opulent
Adjective: possessing or exhibiting great wealth; affluent
Synergy
Noun: the power that results from the combination of two or more forces
Liturgy
Noun: a pattern of prayer or warship
Lethargy
Noun: a state of sluggishness inactivity and apathy
Laborious
Adjective: requiring mental or physical effort
Belabor
To discuss into much detail or to attack
Elaborate
Verb: to explain in great detail
Stanch
Verb: to stop the flow of
Staunch
Adjective: firm and steadfast
Extant
Still in existence; not destroyed
Restive
Adjective: resisting authority; difficult to control or restless; fidgety
Apropos
With regard to
Depose
To remove from office or power
Static
Having no motion or change
Ecstasy
Noun; intense Joy or delight
Stasis
Condition in which there is no change
Entity
Noun; A being
Essence
Noun: the most important ingredient; the crucial element
Quintessential
Adjective: the most typical, ideal, or important
Verdure
Noun: greenery; fresh and ripe vegetation
Verdant
Adjective: green; less with vegetation
Viridity
Noun: lack of experience; innocence
Candid
Adjective: open and sincere
Candor
Noun: frankness or sincerity of expression; openness
Incandescent
Shining brightly
Pallor
Noun: Extreme or unnatural paleness
Pallid
Adjective: Lacking color; dull
Appall
Verb: to fill with Horror or disapproval
Livid
Adjective: enraged; furious