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harmon vocab2

Dilatory to Reveler. Harmon English 2013 Vocabulary.

TermDefinition
dilatory tending to delay or be tardy
meager scanty, sparse, not abundant; deficient in quantity or fertility
somber gloomy; cheerless; serious
flourish to grow or thrive; to make a grand or sweeping gesture
recalcitrant stubborn; defiant of authority
revere to honor; admire; to regard with awe
curtail to cut short; to end
voracious not easily satisfied; ravenous; insatiable (as in appetite)
rebuke to criticize or scold sharply
curator person in charge of a museum
egoist person overly concerned with self
indolent lethargic; lacking energy; habitually lazy
laconic close-mouthed; using few words
elusive hard to carch
zealot person filled with enthusiasm; person fanatically committed
pacifist one who promotes peace; one who is opposed to violence or war
scoundrel a rascal; disreputable person; a boulder; a rapscallion; a villain; a rogue
savant a learned person; a scholar
jingoist an extreme nationalist, characterized by belligerent foreign policy
benefactor a helping, generous person; $ to an institution
boor a person who is rude; one who lacks refinement; uncultured
recluse a person who seeks seclusion; hermit
pragmatist a person who is practical, down to earth
enervated lacking vitality, life energy
enervate to weaken or destroy the strength of
virtuoso a person with great artistic talent
virtuous; virtue moral excellence
reveler person who engages in merrymaking; "partier"
Created by: cobra18
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