Session 42 Flashcards
To enervate
make (someone) feeldrainedof energy orvitality.
“the heat enervated us all”
Castigate
to criticize, strongly oppose or punish somebody/something severely
Self abnegate
thedenialorabasementofoneself.
“she turned the letter into a grovelling form of self-abnegation”
the denial of one’s own interests in favour of the interests of others.
Recapitulate
to repeat or give a summary of what has already been said, decided, etc.
To vegetate
live or spend a period of time in adull,inactive,unchallengingway.
Simulate
- to give a false indication or appearance of; pretend; feign. to simulate an interest
Intimate
If youintimatesomething, yousayit in anindirectway.
Alleviate
to make something less strong or bad
Commiserate
to feel sorry for and show understanding towards somebody who is unhappy or in difficulty
Vacillate
to keep changing your ideas or opinions about something, especially in a way that annoys other people
She vacillates between studying economics and languages