Unit 12 Flashcards
acrid
sharp or harsh to the tasteor smell; extremely stinging or bitter in manner
abjure
to renounce or reject; to avoid or shun
august
inspiring awe or admiration; majestic
callous
emotionally hardened; unfeeling, insenstive, unsympathetic
clandestine
done in secret; subversive or deceptive in secrecy or in private
compunction
regret or remorse due to a wrongdoing
conflaration
large, destructive and usually extensive fire
blated
very proud or happy, or in high spirits
indelible
not able to be removed or erased
indulgent
characterized by the giving in to the wishes of someone
inveterate
a settled, long-standing habit; firmly established
irrelevant
not relevant or applicable
nocturnal
part of or happening in the night
platitude
a trite, common or flat remark, said as if profound
quell
to suppress or subdue by putting an end to