Unit Thirteen Flashcards
to adjust or change to suit conditions
adapt
to bear witness, affirm to be true or genuine
attest
to fit together exactly
dovetail
to connect so as to form a whole
dovetail
a carpentry figure resembling a dove’s tail
dovetail
the quality of exceeding all moral bounds
enormity
an exceedingly evil act
enormity
huge size, immensity
enormity
to hesitate, stumble, lose courage
falter
to speak hesitatingly
falter
to lose drive, weaken, decline
falter
a warning or feeling that something bad will happen
foreboding
marked by fear, ominous
foreboding
totally abandoned and helpless;
forlorn
sad and lonely
forlorn
wretched or pitiful
forlorn
almost hopeless
forlorn
chillingly proud and scornful
haughty
a physical defect
impediment
a hindrance, obstacle
impediment
necessary, urgent;
imperative
a form of a verb expressing a command
imperative
that which is necessary or required
imperative
to linger in an aimless way, hang around, dawdle, tarry
loiter
to pretend ilness to avoid duty or work, lie down on the job
malinger
short but full of meaning and point
pithy
to rob by force, especially during wartime
plunder
to seize wrongfully
plunder
property stolen by force
plunder