Test Words 15 Flashcards
Ennui
Dissatisfaction
Effrontery
Extreme boldness
Exigent
Urgent
Extemporaneous
done without preparation
Fulminate
To attack loudly
Neologism
A new word
Paean
A song of praise
Prattle
To babble meaninglessly
Charry
Wary
Complaisance
Willingness to comply with the will of others
Demur
To oppose
Impecunious
Lacking funds
Incipient
Coming into being
Inveigle
Obtain by deception
Odious
Evoke intense aversion
Preen
To dress up
Quaff
Drink deeply
Quiscence
Stillness
Grandiloquence
Pompous speech
Idolatrous
Excessive devotion to something
Impassive
Showing no emotion
Impertubable
Extreme calm
Infelicitious
Unfortunate
Occlude
To block
Rancorous
Bitter resentment
Recalcitrant
Defiant of authority
Astringent
Tightening effect
Tenuous
Having little substance or strength
Contiguous
Sharing a border
Impetuous
done with haste
Pervade
To permeate throughout
Rarefy
Thin, Meager
Refulgent
Shining Brightly
Variegated
Multicolored
Terse
Brief
Trenchant
Sharply perceptive
Unfeigned
Genuine not false
August
Majestic, vulnerable
Essay
to test or try
Fell
To cause to fall by striking
Flag
To sag or droop
Flippant
Sarcastic
Ford
Cross at a shallow place
Grouse
Complain or grumble
List
lean on one side
Meet
Fitting
Nice
fussy
Pied
Multicolored
Pluck
Courage
Prize
Taken by force
Nail
To complain
Rent
torn
Quail
To lose courage
Scurvy
Dispicable
Stand
A group of trees
Waffle
To equivocate
Abjure
To renounce or reject solemnly
Adumbate
to suggest sketchily
Asservate
To aver or assert
Chimera
an illusion
Contumely
insult
Descry
to catch sight of
Desuetude
A state of disuse
Desultory
lack of planning
Disaphonous
Transparent
Dirge
A song of grief or lament
Encomium
Enthusiastic praiseE
Expiate
make ammends for
Fatuous
Silly, foolish
Heterodox
Heretical
Imbroglio
Embarrasing situation
Lubricious
Wanton, loud
Minatory
Menacing
Palliate
Seem less serious
Peroration
Concluding part of a speech
Plangent
Loud, reverbarating
Propitiate
to appease
Puerile
Childish
Puissance
Power
Sagacious
Having sound judgement
Sententious
Aphoristic or moralistic
Stentorian
Extremely loud and powerful
Stygian
Gloomy
Tendentious
Biased
Invidious
Likely to anger