VOCAB 61-72 Flashcards
didactic adj.
teaching with an ulterior motive
opulence n.
great wealth and luxuriousness
propinquity n.
state of being close to someone or something
malediction n.
a magical word to summon something evil
upbraid v.
find fault w/ someone; scold
abate v.
become less intense or widespread
gall n. / v.
bold & impudent behavior
to irritate greatly
sovereign n. / adj.
a supreme ruler, especially a monarch
possessing supreme or ultimate power
dotard n.
physically weak old person
breach n. / v.
an act of breaking a law or agreement
make a gap in and break through a wall or barrier
wont n. / adj. / v.
one’s customary behavior for a particular situation
in the habit of doing something
to become accustomed
manifold adj.
many and various