Vocab 91-120 Flashcards
Conjure
To bring into being or make magically
Connoisseur
An expert in art or taste
Consecrate
To make, or declare, holy
Contentious
Argumentative
Contingency
The condition of being dependent on something else; a possibility
Contrite
Feeling bad about wrongdoing; having remorse
Convivial
Festive; gay
Copious
Plentiful; abundant
Corroborate
To substantiate; to back up, confirm
Coup
Achievement; something successfully completed
Covenant
Agreement; solemn pledge or contract
Covet
To desire or want something
Credulous
Eager to believe; gullible
Criterion
A standard or basis or judging
Cryptic
Hidden, secret, mysterious
Culpable
Deserving blame; guilty
Cursory
Shallow; superficial
Curtail
To cut short
Cusp
A point that marks the beginning of a change
Dappled
Spotted appearance
Dauntless
Fearless, valiant, bold
Debacle
A violent disruption; collapse
Decadent
Being in a state of decline or moral decay
Decimate
To destroy in large measure