Lesson 6 Flashcards
Jargon:
Noun: Specialized vocabulary of a group
Jeopardy:
Noun: Exposure to danger
Judicious:
Adjective: Wise, caustious, showing good judgement
Juxtapose:
Verb: To place side by side for comparison
Laconic:
adjective: Brief in speech, using very few words
latent:
Adjective: Present but not visible or apparent (like hidden anger or a disease that hasn’t been decided yet)
Laud:
Verb: to praise or applaud
Lax:
Adjective: careless, too relaxed
Levity:
Noun: Lack of seriousness
Liason:
Noun: Connection between different groups; a close bond
listless:
Adjective: Indifferent, lacking energy, spiritless
Lucid:
Adjective: Clear, Easily understood
Magnanimous:
Adjcetive: Generous, giving, forgiving
Malaise:
Noun: a Feeling of depression or uneasiness
Maverick:
Noun: Nonconformist; person who breaks away from the crowd
Meander:
Verb: To wander aimlessly
Mercenary:
Noun: a person who serves only for money; motivated by greed
Moot:
Adjective: Of no matter, not important
Morose:
Adjective: Gloomy; bad tempered
Myiad:
Noun: an immense indefinate number (use in place of a lot)