Deck 25 Flashcards
Platitude
Moral statement that has been used too often to be interesting or thoughtful
Plaudits
Enthusiastic expression of approval
Plenary
Full; complete; entire; absolute; unqualified
Plum
Extremely desirable, profitable, rewarding
Poignant
Affecting or moving the emotions
Intense, sincere, heartfelt
Polymath
Person of great learning in several fields of study
Pontificate
To speak or behave in a pompous manner
Office or term of office of a pontiff (usually the Pope)
Populist
Member of the People’s party
Posterity
Future or succeeding generations; all of one’s descendants
Potable
Suitable for drinking
Poultice
Soft/moist mass of cloth, bread, meal, herbs, etc. applied hot as a medicament to the body
Precocious
Unusually advanced in development
Prematurely developed
Predicated on
To proclaim; declare; affirm; assert
To make the predicate of a proposition
Premeditated
Done deliberately; planned in advance
Presage
Presentiment or foreboding; augury