List F Flashcards
interlocutor
someone taking part in a conversation
intransigent
obdurate; totally uncompromising
pert
attractive in a neat, perky way
plenitude
a state of plenty
dour
unsmiling; sullen; stony-faced
forbearance
patiently bearing with someone’s incompetence or delay
injunction
a legal order preventing something
disparate
different; unalike
capitulate
to give in
emend
to make corrections to
flagrant
conspicuously bad
elegy
a poem or statement read for the dead
exhort
to encourage
carouse
to drink and make merry
bereft (of)
lacking something
maverick
an independent-minded person
expedient
convenient; practical
instigate
to bring about; incite
conduit
a channel for conveying fluid; a means of transmitting something
cleave
to chop as with a cleaver; break in two
annex
(n) an additional part (v) a append; add to existing terretory
swarthy
dark-complexioned; tan
invective
highly critical, polemic language; abuse
impute
attribute (to)