Romanticism Flashcards
To violate a command or law
Transgress(v)
Acting with sudden or rash energy, hasty
impetuous(adj)
Intentionally, unhurried thoughtful manner
Deliberately( adv)
Disturbance of the emotions, agitation, uneasiness
Perturbation(n)
Suited to ones needs or nature, agreeable
Congenial(adj)
To spread through every part of
Pervade(v)
A feeling of doubt,mistrust, or uncertainty
misgiving(n)
Low, contemptible, wretched
Abject(adj)
A strong dislike
Aversion(n)
Good taste in conduct or appearance
Decorum(n)
A feeling of high spirits or lively joy
Exhilaration(n)
Too ask urgently or repeatedly, to annoy or trouble
Importune(v)
One who does not follow generally accepted beliefs, customs, or practices
Nonconformist(n)
Secret or hidden from view
Occult(adj)
Immoderate desire for wealth, greed
Avarice(n)
Helpful or advantageous, favorable
Propitious(adj)
Display meant to impress others, beautiful showiness
Ostentation(n)
One who expressed strong disapproval or harsh criticism
Censurer(n)
Gloomy, sad
Melancholy(adj)
The act or practice of opressing or harassing with ill treatment, especially because of race, gender, religion, or beliefs
Persecution(n)
Engaging in risky business transactions on the chance of a quick or considerable profit
Speculating(n.v)
One who lends money at interest, especially at an unusually high or unlawfully high rate of interest
Userer(n)
Relief
Alleviation(n)
Ambiguous
Equivocal(adj)
Kinship or likeness
Affinity(n)
Exceeding reasonable limits, excessive
Inordinate(adj)
Lacking in flavor, bland
Insipid(adj)
Lack of feeling or interest
Apathy(n)
Stubbornness, insistence
Pertinacity(n)
A strange idea
Vagary(n)
Behavior
Demeanor(n)
Departure from the normal rules
Anomaly(n)
