Shattering Glass Flashcards
Indifferent
Def: (adj.) Not interested or concerned about something.
Synonyms: Apathetic, complacent, unconcerned
Drone
Def: (noun) A person who does work that is boring or not important
(Noun) A deep continuous sound
(Verb) To make a continuous sound
Saunter
Def: (Verb) To walk in a slow relaxed manner w.o effort
Synonyms: stroll, meander
Disgruntled
Def: (adj.) Angry or dissatisfied
Synonyms: Discontent
Baffle
Baffled
Def: (Verb) To confuse someone completely
Def: (adj.) confused
Synonyms: bewilder(ed), perplex(ed), befuddled
Grimace
Def: (Noun) an ugly, twisted expression on a person’s face, expressing pain/disgust
(verb) To make a grimace
Synonyms: Scowl, wince
Dabble
Def: (Verb) To play/take part in an activity that is not serious
Accusatory
Def: (adj.) expressing blame/accusing someone
Demeanor
Def: (Noun) a person’s outward behavior or appearance
Synonym: conduct
Annihilate
Def: (verb) to destroy something completely
Synonyms: abolish, exterminate, obliterate
Devious
Def: (adj.) willing to lie or trick people to get what one wants
Synonyms: cunning, scheming, shrewd
Infer
Def: (Verb) to form an opinion from evidence; to hint or suggest
Inference
Def: (Noun) the act or process of reaching a conclusion about something from known facts or evidence
Foreshadow
Def: (Verb) A warning or indication of a future event
recalcitrant
stubbornly refusing to obey rules or orders synonym insubordinate defiant
supposition
an idea or theory that one believes is true, an uncertain truth synonyms hypothesis theory
clamorous
marked by loud incessant cries full of noise synonyms vociferous, squawking
abashed
embarrassed or shamed synonym mortified
despondt
very sad without help cinnamon desperate forlorn hopelessness
concur
concurto agree with someone or something
barrage
A great amount of something that comes quickly and continuously synonyms bombardment flood
ingrained
ingrainedbeing a part of the innermost nature of a being, existing for s long time and difficult to change.
synonyms: innate, built in
plod
to actually with heavy steps ; to progress or develop slowly .
synonyms: trudge
ostentatious
excessively showy , displaying wealthy , knowledge, etc. in a way that is meant to attract attention admiration or jealousy
synonyms: snobbish, flashy, pompous
