Vocab 6 Flashcards
Forbidding
Looking dangerous, threatening, disagreeable, repellent
Inane
Foolish, silly, lacking sense or meaning
Inure
To become accustomed to something difficult, painful, etc.
Anarchy
The complete absence of government, political disorder or violence, disorder in any activity
Enminity
Hostility, antagonism, hatred; the bitter feelings of an enemy
Sinecure
Any office position that brings profit or advantage without involving much work or responsibility
Tacit
Not expressed or declared openly, but implied or understood
Inveigle
To trick into doing something, to lead on with deception
Anachronism
Anything that is or seems to be out of is proper time in history
Avarice
Too great a desire to have wealth; gree for riches
Condone
To excuse, forgive, or pardon; to overlook an offense
Hackneyed
Made trite and commonplace by overuse; stale
Imperative
Required; absolutely necessary; compulsory
Mundane
Wordly, (as distinguished from heavenly); commonplace
Placid
Calm; peaceful; undisturbed
Spurious
Not genuine or true; lacking in authenticity; fake
Stealthy
Marked by secrecy or concealment; furtive; sly
Urbane
Refined; polite and courteous in a smooth, polished way; suave
Pariah
A social outcast; one who is despised by society
Desecrate
To violate the sacredness of something; to profane; to treat as if not sacred