New Words Flashcards
Rapport
D: a close and harmonious relationship in which people understand each other’s feelings or ideas and communicate well.
S: bond, empathy, understanding, affinity.
The teacher was trying to establish a close rapport with her students.
Falx
D: Shaped like a sickle, a gold of dura mater separating the two cerebralhemispheres
Amoral
D: Neither moral not immoral, having no relation to morality.
Abhor
D: to hate or detest
Abstruse
Hard to understand, secret, hidden.
Acerbic
Sour or astringent in taste, harsh in temper.
Acrimonious
Caustic, stinging, bitter in nature.
Acumen
Mental sharpness, quick of wit
Exacerbate
To Increase bitterness or violence; aggravate
Prodigal
Waste fully or recklessly extravagant
Accede
Yield to a demand
Allegory
The figurative treatment of one subject under the guise of another
Altruist
A person who is selflessly concerned for the welfare of others
Amorous
Inclined to love especially sexual love
Ambulatory
Of, pertaining to, or capable of walking.
Equanimity
Mental or emotional stability, especially under tension.