Weeks 1 + 2 of vocab Flashcards
Abashed (adj.)/(v.)
(adj. ) ashamed or embarrassed
(v) . to destroy the self-confidence of; make ashamed or embarrassed
Abscond(v).
- to leave hurriedly, avoid detection
Aberrant (adj.)
departing from the right, normal or usual course
Abundant(adj)
existing or available in large quantities, plentiful
Acerbic(adj)
sour or astringent in taste
Acme(n)
the highest point, summit, peak
acclimate(v)
to be accustomed to new conditions
Aquiesce (v)
to assent to tacitly, submit or comply silently
Acrimonious (adj)
caustic, stinging, or bitter in nature, speech
Admonish(v)
to caution, advise, or counsel against something
Alacrity(n)
cheerful readiness, willingness, or promptness
Allay(v)
to calm or quiet, to relieve
Ambience (n)
the mood, character, or atmosphere of an environmet
Ambivalent (adj)
indecisive, unable to make up one’s mind, wavering between two things
Ambulatory(adj)
able to walk
Amenable(adj)
agreeable, willing to be persuaded to listen to reason and to follow the advice
Amorous (adj)
affection, having a tendency to love
Amorphous(adj.)
nothing having a definite shape or form, formless
Anathema(n)
a detestable or loathsome person or thing
anachronism(adj)
outdated or belonging to another generation