Lesson 12 Flashcards
Affluent
1 adjective
2 noun, affluence
1 generously supplied with money or possessions; wealthy
2 wealth
Accede
1 verb
1 to agree to; to consent to, often after urging from another
Arbitrary
1 adjective
1 determined by chance or whim rather than by reason or necessity
Artisan
1 noun
1 one able to do skilled work with the hands; a craftsperson
Dismantle
1 verb
1 to take apart
Immerse
1&2 verb
1 to cover with liquid
2 to completely engage the attention of
Irksome
1 adjective
1 annoying; tedious
Legacy
1&2 noun
1 money or property left to another in a will
2 something passed on to those who come after
Ostentatious
1 adjective
1 extravagantly showy or ornate
Panorama
1&2 noun
1 A complete view of a surrounding area
2 a thorough presentation of a subject
Philanthropy
1 noun
2 noun, philanthropist
1 attempt to improve the well-being of those in need by donating money or aid
2 one who makes substantial contributions to those in need
Prestige
1 noun
2 adjective, prestigious
1 high standing; respect earned by accomplishments
2 honored; esteemed
Prolific
1 adjective
1 abundantly productive
Reticent
1 adjective
2 noun, reticence
1 inclined to keep one’s thoughts and feelings to oneself; quiet and reserved
2 silence or reserve
Tycoon
1 noun
1 A wealthy and powerful businessperson
Synonym
Agree, consent, coax
Accede
Synonym
Wealthy, extravagant, rich
Affluent
Synonym
Craftsperson, smith, right
Artisan
Synonym
Annoying, tedious, bothersome
Irksome
Synonym
Ornate, showy, elaborate
Ostentatious
Synonym
Honored, esteemed, reputable
Prestigious
Synonym
Silence, reserve, quiet
Reticence
Synonym
On a whim, chance, random
Arbitrary
Synonym
High standing, fame, honor
Prestige
Antonym
Outspoken, loud, expansive
Reticent
Antonym
Poor, destitute, needy
Affluence
Antonym
Set up, construct, build
Dismantle
Antonym
Greedy, uncharitable, cruel
Philanthropy
