Vocab List #8 Flashcards
affluent
wealthy; having an abundance of goods or riches
affluent
being in abundance
affluent
a stream or river that flows into a larger stream, river, or lake
cajole
to persistently persuade with gently flattery; to coax
cajole
to soothingly deceive potentially by false promises
corpulent
obese; having a large or bulky body
disparage
to degrade or speak down upon (someone or something)
forestall
to exclude, hinder, or prevent (something, potentially common trading) with formerly executed measures
forestall
to anticipate
immutable
not capable of change
malice
the desire or intent to cause pain, harm, or distress to another person
rescind
to take back; to cancel; to remove
rescind
to undo a contract; to repeal
ruse
a trick; a clever way to fool someone
stigmatize
to regard (something, usually a characteristic or group) with disapproval