v3 Flashcards
supplanted
supersede or replace
supersede
take the place of
infringed
actively breaking the terms of a law or agreement
exigency
urgent need or demand
consummate
make a relationship official by sexual intercourse
wiles
devious or cunning stratagems employed in manipulating or persuading someone to do what one wants
eunuch
castrated male employed to guard women’s living areas at oriental court, ineffectual person
petulant
childish sulking or bad tempered
bursar
college financial manager
evasive
avoid commitment or self-revelation, responding indirectly
flummoxed
bewildered or perplexed
anthologized
include in an anthology
anthology
published series of poems or pieces of writing
martinet
strict disciplinarian in army
tantalizing
torment or tease of something unattinable
perogative
right or privilege exclusive to individual
pugnacity
earger or quick to fight or argue
spinsters
typically older unmarried women
subsect
sect directly derived from another
eclectic
deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad range of sources