Part 3 Flashcards
Condone
To forgive or approve
Placate
make less angry
Implacable
Harsh, rent less
Placid
Calm, easy going
Complacent
Self Satisfied
Taciturn
Unwilling to engage in conversation
Taceo
to be silent
Tacit
Unspoken, unsaid, non-verbalize
Reticent
Not revealing one’s thoughts or feelings readily
Laconic
Saying less but meaning much
Inarticulate
unable to express one’s idea or feelings clearly or easily
Incoherent
not convincing
Articulus
to joint
Garrulous
Talkative
Loquacious
tending to talk a great deal, talkative
Loquor
To speak
Soliloquy
A speech of oneself, talking to yourself
Ventriloquist
seems that sound is coming from some source other than the person speaking
Colloquial
Not formal or literary
Circumlocution
talking around, expressing idea in a roundabout or indirect manner
Eloquent
Fluent Speaker
Magniloquent
Use of high form, even pompous
Pompous
Show off
Magnanimous
great minded, having great heart
Magnate
A person of great power
Magnum
A large bottle of wine, champagne
Magnumopus
The greatest work
Opus
work
Dorsum
Back
Endorse
to back someone
Dorsal
Back side
Verbose
talking and talking using more words than necessary
Verbatim
Word for Word, copying word to word
Verbiage
Excessively lengthy or technical speech
Voluble
Rapid and Fluent talker
Volvo/Volutus
to role
Cogent
Clear, logical
Vociferous
to much noisy and forceful
Vehement
Intense, passionate
Somniferous
sleep inducing
insomnia
unable to sleep
Somnolent
Sleepy, Drowsy
Somnilocuant
talking in sleep
Somnambulism
Sleep walking
Soporific
Tending to induce drowsiness
Banal
unoriginal
Berate
To criticizing or scolding severely
Zephyr
a breeze
Abrogate
to cancel, revoke
Punitive
strict, severe
Plebiscite
opinion pole
Recuperate
Recovered