Pride And Prejudice Week One Flashcards
Scrupulous
Showing a strict regard for what is proper, meticulous.
Vexing
Irritating, provoking.
Caprice
Whim, impulsive change of mind or behavior.
Deign
To do something one considers beneath one’s dignity.
Fortnight
A period of two weeks.
Tumult
Uproar, as from a crowd.
Surmises
Conjectures; guesses
Countenance
Facial expression
Fastidious
Excessively critical; hard to please
Ostentation
Display of extravagance; showiness
Pliancy
Flexibility; adaptability
Ductility
The quality of being influenced or persuaded
Effusions
Outpouring of words or outbursts
Supercilious
Arrogant; haughty
Piqued
Prided oneself
Capital
Splendid or excellent
Pedantic
Ostentatious or showy in one’s learning
Indignation
A strong displeasure with something considered offensive or base
Complacency
Self satisfactory or smug satisfaction with existing situation
Insipidity
Fullness or boredom
Disconcerted
Embarrassed or taken aback
Imputed
Attributed to or caused by
Benevolence
The desire to do a kind act or charity
Diffuseness
Using many words or verbosity
Abominable
Obnoxious or despicable
Implacable
Impossible to appease or unforgiving
Propensity
Inclination or tendency
Propitious
Favorable or auspicious
Indolent
Idle or lazy
Estimable
Admirable or worthy of respect
Commendations
Flattery or praises
Precipitance
Impulsive or rash haste in action or thought
Expostulation
An objection to a persons actions or intentions
Alacrity
Lively eagerness or readiness
Odious
Unspeakable or despicable
Iniquitous
Grossly unfair or morally wrong
Deference
Homage or reverence
Destitute
Without means of subsistence or poor
Allude
To refer to or hint at
Asperity
Sharpness or harshness in tone or manner
Miserly
Stingy or avaricious
te^te-a’-te^te
A private conversation between two people
Complaisant
Acquiescent or agreeable
Incumbent
Obligatory
Amiable
Personable or pleasant or friendly
Enumerating
Listing or itemizing
Veracity
Truthfulness or integrity
Per force
Inevitably or necessary
Vivacity
The quality of being full of life or attractively lively
Proxy
A person authorized to act for another
Recommend
Resumed or began again
Prejudice
The preconceived opinion that is not based on a reason or actual experience
Injunction
A command or directive
Dissemble
To conceal one’s true feelings
Vestibule
Entrance or foyer
Minute
Small or insignificant
Veracity
Truthfulness or integrity
Per force
Inevitably or necessary
Vivacity
The quality of being full of life or attractively lively
Proxy
A person authorized to act for another
Recommend
Resumed or began again
Prejudice
The preconceived opinion that is not based on a reason or actual experience
Injunction
A command or directive
Dissemble
To conceal one’s true feelings
Vestibule
Entrance or foyer
Minute
Small or insignificant
Allusion
A passing reference or obscure mention
Assiduous
Constant or attentive
Diffident
Self conscious or reserved or timid
Disapprobation
Strong moral disapproval