Vocabulary Lesson 9-14 Flashcards
Enamored
(verb) to be in love with
Enraptured
(verb) to be delighted beyond measure
Enunciate
(verb) to pronounce words clearly and distinctly
Evince
(verb) to show clearly
Evoke
(verb) to call forth; to draw forth
Exodus
(noun) a departure, especially in a large group
Expatriate
(noun) one who chooses to leave his native country
Expedient
(adjective) the best means to do something under a given set of circumstances, especially if it will bring about personal gain
Explicit
(adjective) clearly stated
Emulate
(verb) to try to be equal to or better than; to imitate
Expound
(verb) to explain; to set forth point by point; to interpret
Extol
(verb) to praise highly
Extradite
(verb) to turn a prisoner over to the jurisdiction of another country or state where the crime was allegedly committed
Extraneous
(adjective) not belonging; foreign; nonessential
Extrovert
(noun) one who is outgoing, friendly; one who is more interested in what is going on around him than in his own inner being or thoughts
Exult
(verb) to rejoice over a success or victory
Feasible
(adjective) reasonable, likely; capable of being carried out
Fickle
(adjective) likely to change without reason
Formidable
(adjective) hard to overcome or deal with; causing fear or awe
Frugal
(adjective) not wasteful; thrifty
Furtive
(adjective) done in a stealthy or secretive manner
Gadfly
(noun) a person who annoys others, especially by rousing them from complacency
Galvanize
(verb) to startle into sudden activity
Gamut
(noun) the whole range or extent