S' Flashcards
salvage
to save from ruin
sagacious
wise
sanctimonious
acting morally superior to another
scapegoat
someone hated for no apparent reason (koziol ofiarny)
scrupulous
acting with extreme care
scrutinize
to study closely
secrete
to hide
sedentary
requiring much sitting
sequential
arranged in an order or series
serendipity
traf
servile
like a slave
simulated
artificial
solace
to comfort
spontaneous
spontaniczny
spurious
false, fake
squander
to waste
stagnate
stagnacja
staid
serious
stimulus
sth that provokes an action
stoic
stoicki
strenuous
requiring energy and strength
submissive
accepting the will of others
substantiated
verified or supported by evidence
sully
defame
superficial
powierzchowny
superfluous
more than is needed
suppress
to put down or restrain
surfeit
an excess
surreptitious
done in secret
surrogate
a substitute
sustain
to continue; to support