Vocabulary Quiz #2 11/22 Flashcards
Impassioned
Adjective
Filled with passion or zeal; with great energy or enthusiasm
Premonition
Noun
Previous warning or notice; foreshadowing or forewarning; anticipation of a future event
Dissolution
Noun
Termination or destruction by breaking down, disrupting, or dispersing; removing or ending something
Imperceptibly
Adverb
Not noticeable by a sense or by the mind; subtle, gradual, undetectable
Contrite
Adjective
Feeling or showing sorrow and remorse for poor behavior/actions
Jeer
Verb
To speak with mocking and insulting remarks; to taunt
Discordant
Adjective
Disagreeing, quarrelsome; being at odds
Raucously
Adverb
Disagreeably harsh; rough or harsh in sound; loud, disordered
Billowed
Verb
To rise or roll in waves or surges; to swell out due to wind; to move or flow outward
Gingerly
Adverb
Cautiously and carefully moving; using extreme care in one’s actions
Folly
Noun
Foolish act or idea; having a lack of good sense; you MAKE or HAVE a folly
Stupor
Noun
A condition of greatly dulled; or completely suspended; sense or ability; a daze