Vocab II Flashcards
Categorically
So clear it’s impossible to be confused
Rapturous
Blissfully happy
Discomfit
To make uncomfortable or upset
Otherworldly
Existing outside of nature; supernatural; alien
Humdrum
Dull, tedious, and boring
Spartan
Simple, sparingly
Seemly
Appropriate
Eponym
Person or thing for whom something names after
Meek
A person that is willing to go along with whatever other people want to do or won’t speak up.
Plucky
Courageous and determined
Pastoral
Relating to the country side
Sartorial
Related to fashion or clothes
Inchoate
Only partly in existence; just beginning to form
Recapitulate
Summarize
Insular
Having a narrow view of the world
Narrowly restricted in scope
Cosmopolitan
Familar with different cultures and parts of the world
Inimical
Hostile, harmful, antagonistic, opposed to something
Truculent
Defiantly aggressive
Cavil
v. Small or petty objections
Doting
Adj. foolishly or extravagantly loving and fond
Gloat
V. Dwell on with satisfaction
Carping
Petty and unjustified criticism
Grovel
Show submission or fear. Like begging for a good grade
Resplendent
Adj. Glamorous or splendor
Cumbrous
Difficult to handle because of its size or weight
Capricious
Chance or impulse rather the necessity or reason
Ponderously
Slow and laborious because of weight
Ramshackle
In poor or broken down position
Dilapidated
Falling down or in complete disrepair
Versimillitude
Appearance of truth, believable
Subvert
Overturning or flipping the usual way of doing things
Remiss
Neglect in one’s duties
Perennial
adj. Permanent, constant, or repeated
Penurious
Broke, excessively unwilling to spend
Lachrymose
Showing sorrow
Urbanity
Polished courtesy, elegance in manner
Temerity
Unafraid of danger or punishment
Modicum
Small amount
Wherewithal
The necessary means especially financial means
Reprisal
Retaliatory action against an enemy
Renascence
A second or new birth
Proffer
Polite offer, to accept or reject
Dispatch
Dispose of rapidly without delay and efficiency
Insolence
Trait of being rude
Repute
Highly respected
Torrid
Characterized as intense emotions
Brash
Harsh, loud, and a little rude