Test 3 Flashcards
Exasperated
Make a problem worse
Evasive
Tending to avoid commitment
Undignified
Appearing foolish
Colossal
Extremely large or great
Carnage
Killing of large number of people
Indignation
Anger it annoyance
Atrocity
Wicked or cruel
Perpetrator
Person who does a harmful illegal or immoral act
Defiance
Bold disobedience
Forlorn
Pitifully or sad
Corroboration
Evidence which confirms or supports a statement
Scapegoat
Person who is blamed for others wrongdoing
Annihilate
Destroy utterly
Dingy
Gloomy and drab
Bemused
Puzzled or confused
Duress
Threats and violence
Chastened
Rebuke or misfortune
Rebuke
Express sharp disapproval
Contempt
The felling that something is worthless
Floundering
Struggle or stagger clumsily
Futile
Incapable
Aforementioned
Doing a thing a person previously mentioned
Subpoena
A writ ordering someone to attend court
Jargon
Special words or expressions
Maliciously
With intent to harm someone
Imperceptibly
In a way that is so slight and gradual
Prominent
Important or famous
Strenuously
In a way that requires great physical exertion
Precedents
Something that comes before
Scathingly
In a way that criticises someone
Nonchalant
Feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed
Spontaneous
Performed or occurring as a result
Edgily
In a nervous or worried way
Keenest
Having or showing eagerness
Reprieve
Cancel or postpone
Pneumatic
Containing or operating by air pt gas under pressure
Revelled
Enjoy oneself in a lively noisy way
Dignitaries
A person considered to be important
Monotone
A counting sound
Desolate
Uninhabited and giving an impression of bleak emptiness
Trite
Lacking originality or freshness
Reverie
A daydream
Lethargic
Affected by lethargy and sluggish
Caress
To stroke or touch lightly in a loving way
Incessant
Continuing without a pause of interrupted
Scrutinised
Examine or inspect closely
Dudgeon
A felling of offence
Throng
Large densely packed crowd
Vehemently
In a forceful passion to intense manner
Enigmatic
Difficult to understand
Melodramatic
Exaggerated or emotional
Conspiratorially
To suggest something