Analogies 1 List 3 : 1-20 Flashcards
accumulate
(v) to heap up; to gather or collect
adjacent
(adj) nearby; next to
aggravate
(v) to intensify; to make worse; to irritate
arbitrator
(n) a person chosen to settle a dispute
armistice
(n) a truce; a temporary declaration of peace
autobiography
(n) a book written by a person about his/her life
biography
(n) a book about the life of a person written by another person
bleak
(adj) bare, dreary
brandish
(v) to shake or wave, as with a weapon
brevity
(n) the quality of being brief
buccaneer
(n) a pirate
candor
(n) fairness, honesty, frankness
cataclysm
(n) a sudden violent change in the earth’s surface; an extensive flood
cavalcade
(n) a procession or long parade, especially of the people on horseback
clique
(n) a small group of people with similar interests
colossus
(n) a huge statue; anything huge or gigantic
confirm
(v) to make certain or verify; admit to full membership in a church
contaminate
(v) to make impure by contact or mixture
copious
(adj) large in quantity or number; abundant
corporation
(n) an association of people organized by law to act as a business