Vocab Princeton Flashcards
Intransigent
Refusing to change ones views about something
Exonerate
Clear someone from accusation
Garrulous
Extremely talkative
Laconic
Brief and Concise
Taciturn
Un-talkative, saying very little
Tempestuous
Very strong turbulent emotion
Jubilance
Great joyous
Abominable
Detestable, very bad, hateful
Diabolical
Satanic/ evil like
Appalled
Horrify
Mystified
Obscure or mysterious
Prodigious
Impressive/ great/ ordinary
Perplexed
Baffled and puzzled
Exasperation
Feeling of intense irritation
Commensurate
Proportionate
Side real
Relating to the stars
Singular
One of a kind … Exceptional
Circumscribed
Within limits
Comportment
Behavior
Balk at
Refuse something abruptly
Retaliate at
Return for something like
Ominous
Giving the expression that something bad is going to happen
Resolute
Purposeful
Futile
Pointless
Pragmatic
Thinking is a very practical way not based on theory
Plight
Very bad or dangerous situation
Jejune
Naive and simplistic
Predilection
Bias
Contemporary
Belonging to the present
Poised
Elegant
Decorous
Polite and proper
Expurgate
Remove something known to be inappropriate
Extradite
Handover crime to the country of origin
Turgid
Pompous .. Swallon
Eminence
High rank
Penury
Extreme poverty
Indigence
Extreme poverty
Opulence
Great wealth or luxuriousness
Perocity
Advanced for a given time or age
Mundane
Lack of interest or dull
Pernicious
Having a harmful effect in a gradual way
Fiasco
Diaster or a mess
Astute
Ability to assess the situation and turn into ones advantage