vocab english chapter 1-5 Flashcards
ambled
to walk at a slow leisurely pace (verb)
apothecary
an earlier form of pharmacist (noun)
domicile
(v) where you live; (n) a place where you live
impudent
(adj) shamelessly bold; don’t care what anyone thinks of you
malevolent
(adj) evil
tactiturn
(adj) almost always silent
unsullied
(adj) untouched; unused
condescended
(v) to agree to do something that you know is beneath your dignity
covey
(n) a group
entailment
(n) a legal situation regarding the use of inherited property
immune
(adj) having no effect; special capacity to resistance
indigenous
(adj) innate; belonging to a particular region or country
seceded
(v) to break away
vexation
(n) something that causes annoyance or problems;
amiable
(adj) friendly
contemptous
(adj) feeling that something or someone is beneath you; that it or they are worthless
discernible
(adj) understandable
erratic
(adj) irregular
fractious
(adj) mean or irritable
auspicious
(adj) favorable; promising
melancholy
(adj) sad and gloomy
asinine
(adj) stupid; silly
benign
– (adj) kind and gentle
edification
(n) education; instruction
inquisitive
(adj) questioning; prying
morbid
(adj) gruesome; horrible
placid
(adj) calm; quiet; peaceful