1501-1550 Flashcards
vow
to make a serious promise to do something or to behave in a certain way
sentimentalism
a tendency to have or express feelings of love, sadness, etc., especially in a way that seems foolish or excessive
amnesty
pardon
tumble
to fall down suddenly and quickly
huckster
someone who sells or advertises something in an aggressive, dishonest, or annoying member
proverbial
commonly spoken of; widely known
haze
a state of confusion
solitude
state of being alone; seclusion
invidious
unpleasant and likely to cause bad feelings in other people
agreeable
pleasing to the mind or senses; pleasant
apparently
used to describe something that appears to be true based on what is known
concoct
to invent or develop especially in order to trick or deceive someone
immediacy
the quality that makes something seem important or interesting because it is or seems to be happening now
detrimental
causing damage or injury
mercurial
capricious; changing; fickle; changing moods quickly and often
cadence
rhythmic rise and fall; beat
impetuous
without much thought; sudden and impulsive; rash; violent; hasty; controlled by emotion rather than thought; impulsive
irascible
irritable; easily angered
virtually
very nearly; almost entirely
apportion
to assign, adjust or distribute parts so as to maintain the proper proportion