composition I semester test Flashcards
unclear, vague, not specific, adjective
ambiguous
create, invent, carry out, verb
devise
human, common, not exciting, plane, adjective
mundane
clear, aware, coherent, adjective
lucid
pardon, forgiveness, relief from a crime, noun
amnesty
moral integrity, principles, ethics, noun
rectitude
can’t touch it, idea, concept, abstract, adjective
intangible
law, command, rule, regulation, noun
ordinance
give up= royals, step down, verb
abdicate
misbehaving, problematic, chaotic, aggressive, hostile, menace
belligerent
put someone down, embarrass, verb
belittle
generous, kind, beneficial
benevolent
involved
complicit
not real ,strange, odd, weird, foreign
surreal
chaos, up roar
bedlam
chill, relaxed, careless, slack, not caring
lax
harmless, gentle, fine, adjective
benign
natural, authentic, real, honest, adjective
candid
persuading, bedding, tricking, flattering, verb
cajole
giving up, summit, comply
capitulate
bring down, lower something, verb
debase
decency, poise, manners, noun
decorum
destroy, erase, verb
efface
make up, make- literal
fabricate
rich, high class, wathy, upper clase, adjective
affluent
natural-talent, inherited, instinctual, adjective
inherent
spectrum, variety, range, noun
gamut
happy, positive, joyous/joyful, adjective
jovial
exclude, isolate, shun, to avoid, outcast, escile, verb
ostracize
second hand, secondary, indirect, adjective
vicarious
sneaky, clever, smart, savvy, sharp, adjective
astute
embarrassment, shame, noun,
chagrin
worthy of praise, commendable, adjective
laudable
evil, scary, mean spirited, despicable, adjective
malevolent
loath, dislikes, hate, verb
abhor
time sake, length of time, brief, noun
brevity
the standard, prime example, example of, noun
epitome
a lot, surplus, excessive, adjective
exorbitant
doomed, flaws, error prone, adjective/ noun
fallible
causal, effortless, cool, calm, collected, adjective
nonchalant
religious, holy, adjective
pious
courage, bravery, noun
valor
required, essential, necessary, adjective
requisite
submissive, compliant, obedient, adjective
subservient
old-fashioned, outdated, adjective
antiquated
simple, plain, unadorned, harsh/ starch, adjective
austere
greed, noun
avarice
lower character, slander, harm in some way, during down, verb
defame
an award, praise
commendable
guilty, liable, blameworthy
culpable
to decode, to determine
decipher
to withdraw (from), to refrain, to go without
abstain