Vocabulary for English Final Flashcards
Bewildered
Completely puzzled or confused
Calamity
An event that causes great harm
Chagrin
A feeling of annoyance or distress
Distress
Pain
Dwelling
A place of residence
Barbaric
Cruel; savage
Bliss
Joy
Impoverished
Poor
Punctual
On time
Trivial
Insignificant
Vacant
Empty
Apathetic
Feeling little or no interest in something
Appalled
Overcome with shock or horror
Deliberate
To think about carefully
Hesitate
To stop because of uncertainty
Placid
Peaceful
Translucent
Not transparent but clear enough to let light through
Unscathed
Not injured
Burden
A duty that causes hardship
Conceal
To keep secret
Engrossed
Totally interested or absorbed in something
Hideous
Frightful
Jovial
Full of happiness
Relish
To enjoy greatly
Sedative
A drug that calms a person down
Vague
Nonspecific
Vigilant
Alert to signs of danger
Acquittal
A legal judgment that a person is not guilty of of the crime they were charged with
Auspicious
Favorable
Belligerent
Eager to fight
Conformity
Behavior that corresponds with socially accepted standards or rules
Elite
A group of people considered to be the best in a society or group
Incredulous
Skeptical
Nonchalant
Appearing casually calm and relaxed
Premonition
A feeling that something is going to happen
Smolder
To burn slowly with little smoke and usually with no flame
Sophisticated
Having a great deal of worldly experience or knowledge; complicated
Stupor
A state of mental dullness resulting from shock, stress, or intoxication
Unfathomable
Incomprehensible
Adequate
Good enough
Apprehensive
Fearful of what may be coming
Disposition
A persons inherent qualities of mind and character
Distraught
Deeply upset
Enhance
To increase in value
Palpable
Noticeable
Recollection
A memory
Utopia
A place of ideal perfection
Aptitude
A natural ability
Awe
A feeling of mixed fear
Chastise
To punish severely
Hoard
To store up a hidden supply of something
Petulant
Marked by annoyance
Rarity
Something rare
Remorse
Regret
Transgression
A violation of a rule
Vital
Needed for life