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Mrs.Schullein

Vocab 35-69

TermDefinition
Imperiois Extremely overbearing
Insolence Insulting or contemptuous behavior
Laconic Using a minimum of words; concise to the point of seeming rude
Lecher One who indulges excessively in sexual activity
Lethargic Sluggish, languid
Malice Desire to harm others
Malicious Motivated by hate or deliberate intent to harm
Malign To utter misleading reports about
Mitigate To cause to become less harsh or hostile
mutinous Rebellious or unruly
Obscure Difficult to see, vague
Odious Deserving hate or contrempt
Palpable Tangible, perceptible, easily noticable
Paradoixical Something that appears false or contradictory but is actually correct.
Paragon A model of excellence or perfection
Peevish Fretful, obsinate
Penitent Showing or felling regret fro wrongdoing
Perdition Eternal damnation, utter rain
Perniciois Very destructive or harmful, deadly
Profane Showing contempt toward sacred things
Propriety Correct conduct
Ruffianism Rowdy or tough behavior
Ruminate To consider for a long time at a slow pace, to ponder
Sated Satisfied fully, indulges to excess
Sordid Filthy, foul
Subjugate To bring under ones control
Surfeited Fed or supplied to excess
Traducer One who slanders or speaks falsely about someone
Usurp To take possession or authority over something without right
Vehement Forcefully expressing emotion or conviction
Verve Energy or enthusaim
Virtuoso One skilled in fine arts as an accomplished musician, a savant
Wanton Immoral or lewd
Waranted Justified
Created by: owenwelsh
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