Unit four Flashcards
vivacious adj
lively in tempor or behavior, attractively animated
vivify v
enliven, animate
extort v
Obtain something by force or unfair means
torsion n
twisting, steer due to twisting
tortuous adj
full of twists, winding
evince v
reveal, show clearly
invincible adj
unbeatable
vanquish v
conquer, defeat an opponent
fractious adj
irritable, cranky
infraction n
act of breaking a law or rule
refract v
bend from a straight path
refractory adj
hard to manage, resisting, intractable
vivacity n
liveliness of spirit
omnifarious adj
of all varieties, forms or kinds
omnific adj
all creating
omnipotent adj
all powerful
omniscent adj
all knowing
impertinent/pertinent adj
rude or irrelevant/directly relating
pertinacious adj
holding firmly to a purpose or opinion
retentive adj
able to remember
retinue n
group of followers
tenacity n
firmness,persistence
tenet n
principal or belief held to be true
tenuous adj
flimsy, thin, not certain
tenure n
period for which a person is in office
untenable adj
unable to be held or defended
admonish/admonition v/n
to warn/mild criticism
premonition/premonitory n/adj
a forewarning/conveying a forewarning
viv
live, alive
tort
twist
vict/vinc
conquer, show conclusively
fract/frag
break
omni
all, every, everywhere
ten,tin
hold, keep
mon/monit
warn, advise, remind
cred/credit
believe
fid
faith trust
grat
thank, pleasant, favor
accredited adj
officially recognized
credence n
belief that something is true
credulous adj
gullible
incredulity n
disbelief
affidavit n
sworn written statement made before an authorized official