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Lesson 7, 8, 9
Lists 7 8 9 chungs english lists
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| auspices | Protection or support; patronage. |
| auspicious | Attended by favorable circumstances. |
| circumspect | Heedful of circumstances or consequences; prudent. |
| despicable | Deserving of scorn contempt; vile. |
| introspective | Self-examining; thinking about one's own thoughts and feelings. |
| perspicuity | The quality of being clearly expressed or easily understood. |
| prospective | Likely to become or be |
| specious | Having the ring of truth but is actually false. |
| specter | A phantom; apparition. |
| spectrum | A broad sequence or range of related qualities, idea, or activities. |
| acuity | Acuteness of perception; keenness. |
| consummate | Supremely accomplished or skilled. |
| cunning | skill or adeptness in performance; dexterity. |
| deft | skillful; adroit. |
| endowment | A natural gift or quality |
| facile | Done or achieved with little effort or difficulty; easy |
| incompetent | Not capable; not properly or well qualified. |
| inept | Awkward or clumsy. |
| proficient | Performing in a given art, skill, or branch of learning with expert correctness and facility; adept. |
| propensity | An innate inclination; tendency. |
| beseech | To address or urgent request to; implore. |
| blandishment | The act of coaxing by flattery or wheedling. |
| cajole | To coax gently and persistently; wheedle. |
| elicit | To bring out; evoke. |
| enjoin | To direct with authority and emphasis; comment.To prohibit or forbid. |
| exigent | Requiring immediate attention or remedy; urgent. |
| imperious | Arrogantly domineering or overbearing. |
| injunction | A command, directive, or order. |
| mendicant | A beggar. |
| query | A question; inquiry. |