english Flashcards
aptitude
a natural ability to do something or to learn something
eminence
being successful and well known
reformer
a person who works to change or improve a society, government etc..
abolitionist
a proponent of abolition: principles or measures promoting the abolition especially of slavery
embrace
hold closely
frugality
economical
collaborate
to work jointly on an activity or project
integral
very important and necessary
tranquility
the quality or state of being calm
industry
diligence
exemplary
a typical example
resourceful
have the ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties
aspire
aspire pursue or have as one’s goal, aim
spanned
to continue throughout a period of time
incisive
very clear and direct: able to explain a difficult idea clearly and confidently
estranged
no longer close or affectionate
To grace the cover of a magazine
make it look more attractive
temperance
moderation in action, thought, or feeling
coined
to create a word or phrase that other people will begin to use
resolution
decision making
dismal
pitifully or disgracefully bad