The Writing Life chapters 1 and 2 Flashcards
Epistemological
adjective; relating to the theory of knowledge
Distinction between justified belief and opinion
Jettison
verb; to abandon or discard someone/something that is no longer wanted
Impunity
noun; exemption from punishment or freedom from the injurious consequences of an action
Obverse
noun; opposite or counterpart of a fact or truth
Amassing
verb; to gather or accumulate, usually in a large amount over a span of time
Concomitantly
adjective/adverb; existing or occurring with something else in a lesser way
Scaffolding
noun; temporary structure for holding workers/materials
Idyll
noun; a picturesque scene that is charmingly simple or serene
Jeer
verb; to make a rude and mocking remark
Castigate
verb; to criticize or reprimand someone severely
Fanaticism
noun; wildly excessive or irrational devotion, dedication, or enthusiasm
Intractable
adjective; not easily managed, controlled, or solved