Day 30 Flashcards
deranged
crazy, lunatic
ravenous *
extremely hungry, voracious
sovereignty
complete independence and self-government of a country
haggard
gaunt, skeletal
impetuosity
impulsiveness
intemperate
lacking self control, excessive
historic
important in history
indubitable
unable to be doubted, which cannot be doubted, unquestionable
sagacious
wise, perceptive, shrewd, having insight
spangle
small shiny metallic piece sewn to clothing for ornamentation
beholden
obligated, indebted, owing thanks, obliged or indebted from gratitude
burlesque
give an imitation that ridicules, imitate mockingly
aristocracy
hereditary nobility, privileged class, government by nobility
impoverish
make poor, deprive of natural strength or something important
die
metal block used for shaping metal or plastic, device for stamping or impressing, mold
dichotomies
divisions into two parts
oath
solemn promise, blasphemous use of sacred words to express strong feelings
disseminate *
broadcast, publicize, circulate as in information
tinged
slightly colored, nuanced
febrile
feverish
disquieting
disturbing
bleak *
cold or cheerless, frigid, unlikely to be favorable, depressing
remittance
remitting of money, amount of money remitted
beguile *
to charm, to entrance
ventilate
admit fresh air into to replace stale air
disarray
state of disorder, a disorderly or untidy state
overthrow
to take over
cacophonous *
very noisy, unpleasant sounding
traverse
go through or across
evanescent *
temporary, transient
asymmetric
not identical on both sides of a dividing central line
ferment
to develop or evolve something
liability
drawback, handicap, debts, obligation, responsibility, condition of being liable
didactic
instructive, informative, teaching
vitiate
to debase, to make something faulty
flout
reject, mock, show, contempt for, scorn
fructify
bear fruit, produce fruit
winsome
charming, attractive
vilified
spoken ill of, belittled
genealogy
list of ancestry