Deriv 7 Flashcards
intransigent
unwilling to compromise or change one’s views
exacting
demanding a great deal of effort, attention, or precision
mitigate
to make something less severe, harsh, or painful
inept
lacking skill or competence
apt
appropriate or suitable; having a natural tendency
impecunious
having little or no money; poor
arboreal
relating to trees or living in trees
abjure
to renounce or reject formally, especially under oath
legion
numerous or great in number
conjure
to call forth (as in spirit or memory); to produce or bring about as if by magic
odious
extremely unpleasant or repulsive
noisome
having an offensive smell, harmful or unpleasant
opulent
wealthy, luxurious, or grand (outwardly so)
infelicitous
unfortunate
ingratiate
to try and gain favor by flattering or pleasing someone
parity
equality
disparage
to speak of in a belittling way or disrespectful way
quotidian
occurring daily; ordinary or mundane
cascade
a small waterfall; a process where something flows or happens in succession
decadence
moral or cultural decline due to excessive indulgence in pleasure or luxury