List 23 Flashcards
Address
v. to speak to, lecture, speech; to deal with
Stipulate
v. specify, require, demand
Coincide
v. to happen at the same time; to be the same or very similar
Suppress
v. to stop by force, put down; to keep under control
Reprimand
v. to blame severely; scold, admonish
Commendable
adj. worthy of praise;
admirable
Admonition
n. a warning or expression of disapproval about someone’s behavior
Admonish
v. to warn, reprimand, chide
Acclamation
n. loud and enthusiastic approval or welcome; applause, clapping, commendation
Abash
v. make (someone) feel embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed; humiliate, mortify, humble
Exemplary
adj. worthy of imitation; commendable
Chastise
v. to criticize severely
Indignity
n. an insult to one’s pride; humiliation, shame, disgrace
Rebuke
n/v. the act of speaking severely to somebody because they have done something wrong; criticize harshly, censure, reproach
Revile
v. to use abusive language
Meritorious
adj. deserving great praise
Quintessence
n. the purest essence of something; the most perfect example; essence
Disparaging
adj. expressing that you have a low opinion of something
Illustrious
adj. admired and respected very much because a lot was achieved; renowned, eminent, well-known
Epitome
n. a perfect example of something; embodiment
Accolade
n. praise or an award for an achievement that people admire; praise, award, compliment
Bias
n. prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a
way considered to be unfair; preference, favoritism
Impartial
adj. unbiased; neutral, not supporting one person or group more than another
Partisan
n/adj. one-sided, biased