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
Traditional, legendary reference used in a phrase or proverb
Proverbial
Strict, precise, firm, rigid
Stringent
To guess, suspect, or deduce without absolute evidence
Surmise
Green freshness
Verdure
Experienced indirectly or through feelings or actions of another person
Vicarious