1.4 Vocab Flashcards
to accept something reluctantly but without protest
acquiesce
Collection or assemblage; combined; to form a group
Aggregate
To distribute resources or duties for a particular purpose
Allocate
A factual written account of events; to record events in a factual way
Chronicle
To spread or disburse something widely
Disseminate
To disclose, reveal, tell, broadcast, make known
Divulge
Raise doubts, objections, or show reluctance
Demur
Reserved; modest; shy
Demure
Imminent, approaching, about to happen
Impending
Symbolic, representative, suggestive, indicative
Emblematic
Spoken or done without preparation
Extemporaneous
Continuing (something unpleasant) without pause or interruption
Incessant
Wrongdoing, especially by a public official
Malfeasance
Insignificant; trivial; inconsequential
Negligible
To worry, upset, disturb, or unsettle
Perturb