1901-1950 Flashcards
invariably
not changing or capable of change; staying the same
infectious
capable of being easily spread to other people
scheme
the way that something is arranged or organized
insalubrious
not clean or healthy
epidemic
a sudden quickly spreading occurrence of something harmful or unwanted
ravish
to fill with pleasure, joy, or happiness
mimic
to copy especially for humor
animosity
active enmity
uplifting
causing happy
prune
to reduce by removing parts that are not necessary or wanted
reminiscence
a story that someone tells about something that happened in the past
clandestine
done in a private place or way; done secretly
dishearten
to discourage
deception
the act of making someone believe something that is not true
fervid
ardent; having or showing feelings that are very strong or too strong
inherent
belong to the basic nature of someone or something
levity
lack or seriousness; lightness
pitiable
deserving pity or sympathy
commerce
activities that relate to the buying and selling of goods and services
addendum
an addition or supplement