Exercise 9 and 10 Flashcards
propel
to set in motion
prolific
lush, producing in great number, abundant
prototype
preliminary version of something
preparation
provident
relating to savings for future
quack
a fraud
quash
to forcefully stop something
quell
to calm, to soothe
ragged
ripped and tattered
rancid
stale, no longer fresh and pleasant to eat; hard, musty, or dry
reckless
careless
remission
relaxation
repulsive
unattractive, disgusting
resolute
determined, purposeful
repungnant
unpleasant, offensive
restoration
the act of returning something to its former condition
saucy
rude or showing no respect
semblance
similarity, resemblance
slothful
lazy, languid
smite
to be attracted to someone, to hit someone suddenly and forcefully
taciturn
tending to not speaking much