Chapter 5 Flashcards
Concede
Acknowledge defeat/ admit to a wrongdoing
Imprudent
Improperly forward or bold
Decorous
Characterized by good taste in manners or conduct
Dogmatic
Highly opinionated, not accepting that one’s own beliefs may not be correct
Torpor
Inactivity resulting from lethargy and lack of vigor or energy
Hyperbolic
Exaggerated
Intransigence
Stubborness
Indefatigable
Dogged, never gets tired, tenacious
Immutable
Fixed
Impassioned
Filled with or showing great emotion
Malign
Malevolent, having or showing a wish to do evil to others
Soporific
Sleep-inducing
Salubrious
Healthful
Sedulous
Diligent
Dour
Stern
Clamor
Racket, noise
Platitudes
Clichés
Indolent
Lazy
Insolent
Arrogant
Tendentious
One-sided
Placated
Appeased
Abhors
Loathes
Insular
Provincial
Neophyte
Amateur
Intrepid
Fearless
Not a coward
Undaunted
Archaic
Obsolete
Culpability
A state of guilt
Supplant
Take the place or move into the position of
Magnanimous
Noble and generous in spirit, especially toward a rival or someone less powerful
Heretic
A person who holds unorthodox opinions in any field (not merely religion)