Day 6 Flashcards
disillusion
(n.) realizing the wrong belief
avian
(n.) relating to bird
fundamental
(adj.) essential
commodity
(n.) something that can be sold or bought
hem
(v.) surround tightly so that movement is impossible
incriminate
(v.) implicate in a crime
preeminent
(adj.) outstanding
rhapsodize
(v.) to write in enthusiastic manner
adjunct
(n.) something that is added on; extra
machinations
(n.) evil plots
decamp
(v.) to leave suddenly
hoard
(v.) to gather
verisimilitude
(n.) appearance of truth
squat
(adj.) short and thick
jurisdiction
(n.) area of power
eulogize
(v.) to praise in a speech
stately
(adj.) graceful
dictator
(n.) absolute ruler
unconventional
(adj.) not ordinary
serrated
(adj.) having a sawtoothed edge
trepidation
(n.) fear
lax
(adj.) careless
incite
(v.) to urge into action
pendulous
(adj.) suspended
entomology
(n.) study of insect
affiliation
(adj.) joining
retrograde
(v.) to degenerate
sublime
(adj.) heavenly
subservient
(adj.) behaving like a slave
skittish
(adj.) nervous
repercussion
(n.) result
reckon
(v.) calculate
bout
(n.) match
antecedents
(n.) preceding events that influence what comes later
adverse
(adj.) going against
piecemeal
(adv.) gradually
limpid
(adj.) clear, transparent
dribble
(v.) flow or fall in drops
berate
(v.) to scold, to lecture
smudge
(n.) dirty mark made by rubbing
malapropos
(adj.) inappropriate
shambles
(n.) mess
slicit
(v.) to request earnestly
ample
(adj.) large, sufficient
eerie
(adj.) weird
proximity
(n.) closeness
sonnet
(n.) 14-line poetic verse form with a fixed rhyme pattern
stygian
(adj.) unpleasantly dark
bell
(n.) beauty
indite
(v.) to write, to compose
informal
(adj.) casual
extroverted
(adj.) outgoing
tremor
(adj.) trembling
gaudy
(adj.) ostentatious 허세부리는
patent
(adj.) obvious
inordinate
(adj.) excessive
shingle
(n.) tile
hoary
(adj.) old gray
simulated
(adj.) replicated
evoke
(v.) to call to mind or memory
curb
(n.) strap to restrain a horse
scurvy
(adj.) contemptible; worthless
unconscionable
(adj.) excessive
luc
(n.) light
pulchritude
(n.) beauty
apprise
(v.) to inform
protract
(v.) to expand
arboretum
(n.) botanical garden
invasive
(adj.) intrusive
shear
(v.) to remove by cutting
overwrought
(adj.) anxious
premeditate
(v.) to plan in advance
harbinger
(n.) forerunner which foreshadows what is to come
turpitude
(n.) corruption
dynamics
(n.) outside forces
cantankerous
(adj.) irritated
spry
(adj.) vigorously active
engrave
(v.) to cut into the surface
incisive
(adj.) clever
potable
(adj.) drinkable
vicissitude
(n.) change of fortune
inalienable
(adj.) not to be taken away
stingent
(adj.) strict
wretch
(n.) miserable person
insinuate
(v.) to hint slyly 스며들게 하다
exhilarating
(adj.) exciting
propriety
(n.) quality of being proper
jocose
(adj.) humorous
palpable
(v.) can be felt
calamity
(n.) disaster
tend
(v.) to have a tendency
tint
(n.) slight degree of color
august
(adj.) splendid
fumble
(v.) to move fingers and hands awkwardly
captivating
(adj.) fascinating
innovative
(adj.) introducing a change
parish
(n.) area in the care of a single priest
succinct
(adj.) clear
peregrination
(n.) journey
tread
(v.) walk
Allege
v. to declare without proof
Arrogant
adj. having feelings of excessive pride and self-worth
Benevolent
adj. kind
Complacent
adj. contented to a fault with oneself or one’s actions
Corroborate
v. to confirm or support with evidence
Digress
v. to wander away, especially from the main subject of writing or speaking
Dubious
adj. doubtful, questionable
Endure
v. to continue despite difficulty
Extol
v. to praise highly
Illuminate
v. to make clear; to supply light