Self-collection Flashcards
doctrinaire
(n) someone who is stubbornly devoted to a theory without regards for practical consideration
judicious
(adj) having, showing, or done with good judgement or sense
jettison
(v) throw something
ubiquitous
(adj) present, appearing, or found everywhere
pugnacious
(adj) quickly or eager to fight
patent
(adj) obvious
zeal
(n) great enthusiasm in pursuing an objective
exude
(v) discharge slowly and steadily
or
display (an emotion or quality) strongly and openly
purport
(v) claim or appear to be sth especially falsely
(n) the meaning or substance of something
insipid
(adj) lacking flavor
strife
(n) angry or bitter disagreement about fundamental issues
pejorative
(adj) expressing contempt or disapproval
notwithstanding
(adv) despite the fact or the thing mentioned
omniscience
(n) the state of knowing everything
interminable
(adj) endless
obviate
(v) remove / avoid, prevent
nascent
(adj) just come into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential
digress
(v) leave the main subject momentarily in speech or writing
discursive
(adj) digress from subject to subject
auspicious
(adj) conductive to success / favorable