1651-1700 Flashcards
desultory
not having a plan or purpose
equivocate
lie; mislead; attempt to conceal the truth; to avoid giving a direct answer; to deceive; to be shifty
corrupt
to cause to become dishonest, immoral, etc.
reflective
thinking carefully about something; thoughtful
devastate
to destroy much or most of; to cause great damage or harm to
toot horn
to talk about yourself or your achievements especially in a way that shows that you are proud or too proud
adrift
without guidance, purpose, or support
atrophy
to become weak from lack of use
infraction
an act that breaks a rule or law; violation
palatial
very large and impressive; like a palace
flimflam
dishonest behavior meant to take money or property from someone
stately
very impressive in appearance, manner, or size
temper (v)
to make less severe or extreme
inverse
something that is the opposite of something else
arm
to provide with something that strengthens, protects, or increases efficiency
stern
very serious especially in an unfriendly way
medley
a collection of various things
matriculate
enroll
steadfast
very devoted or loyal to a person, belief, or cause; not changing
alacrity
cheerful promptness