Pride and Prejudice Flashcards

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Scrupulous (adj)

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diligent, thorough, attention to detail

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Caprice (n)

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Sudden, impulsive action

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Solace (n)

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Comfort in a time of distress or sadness

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Deign (v)

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Do something one believes to be beneath one’s ability

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Circumspection (n)

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Wary, unwilling to take risks

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Emphatic (adj)

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Expressing something forcibly or clearly

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Tumult (n)

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Loud, confused noise (by large mass of people)

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Rapture (n)

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Feeling or expression of pleasure or enthusiasm

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Surmise (v)

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Suppose something is true without evidence to confirm

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Ascertain (v)

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To find out for sure, make certain of

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Disconcerted (v)

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Disturbed, unsettled

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Countenance (n)

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A person’s face or facial expression

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Mien (n)

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A person’s look or manner, indicating character or mood

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Amiable (adj)

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Pleasant, friendly

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Insupportable (adj)

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Unable to be supported or justified, intolerable

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Fastidious (adj)

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Concerned, attentive to detail

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Cordial (adj)

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Warm, friendly

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Censure (v)

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Express severe disapproval of, typically in formal statement

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Candor (n)

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Quality of being open, honest

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Ostentation (n)

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Vulgar display of wealth to impress/for attention

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Pliancy (adj)

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Bending readily, flexible, easily influenced

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Unassailed (v)

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To attack vigorously or violently, assault

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Ductility (adj)

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Able to undergo change of form without breaking, molded