Vocab Lesson 2 Flashcards
To clear guilt
absolve
to free from a promise or a responsibility
absolve
to foreshadow in an indirect way
adumbrate
to outline in a sketchy way; to partially dislose
adumbrate
a short, instrictuve saying
apothegm
A defamatory expression; slander
aspersion
One who works with another, usually in a subordinate position; an assistant
coadjutor
existing at or dating from birth
congenital
being an essential characteristic
congenital
a lively spirit with a distinctive style
elan
pertinent and fitting
germane
an interruption or gap in space, continuity, or time
hiatus
To confine within or as if within walls; to imprison
immure
not to be avoided or changed; inevitable
ineluctable
marked by slaughter; mutually destructive
internecine