3075-3175 Flashcards
coherent
logical and well-organized; easy to understand
subdue
to get control of by using force, punishment, etc.
uncouthness
awkward, clumsy, or unmannerly
pressing
very important and needing immediate attention; urgent
legitimate
real, accepted, or official
asocial
not sociable or gregarious; withdrawn from society
disguise
to hide so that it will not be seen or noticed
necessitate
to make necessary
probity
morality, integrity, uprightness, honesty
unruly
disapproving; difficult to control
zeitgeist
the spirit of the age; trend of a particular period
propound
to suggest to a person or a group of people to consider; propose
predicate
to base on or upon something else
superimpose
place over something else
fathom
comprehend; investigate; to understand the reason for
misfit
one who is unable to adjust to one’s environment or circumstances or is considered to be disturbingly different from others
unequivocal
very strong and clear; not showing or allowing any doubt
congested
too full or crowded with something
interloper
intruder; unwanted meddler
audacious
daring; bold
engaging
very attractive or pleasing in a way that holds your attention
solemn
very serious or formal in manner, behavior, or expression
postulate (v)
to suggest especially in order to start a discussion
fixed
not fluctuating or varying; definite
implement (n)
an object used to do work; tool
undertaking
an important or difficult task or project
imperturbable
calm; placid; composed
schism
division; split
debilitate
weaken; enfeeble
hoard
stockpile; accumulate for future use
gripe
to complain about something
invert
turn upside down or inside out
corroborate
to support or help prove by providing information or evidence
destitue
extremely poor
dilemma
a situation in which you have to make a difficult choice
keen
having or showing an ability to think clearly and to understand what is not obvious or simple about something
antagonist
a person who opposes another person
caprice
sudden, unexpected fancy; whim
imperious
domineering; haughty; having or showing by the proud and unpleasant attitude of someone who gives orders and expects other people to obey them
supercilious
arrogant; condescending; patronizing