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Montana 1948 List On

TermDefinitionantonymssynonyms
Chastened ( verb/ adjective) To correct by punishment; restrained; subdued. help punish
Comportment ( noun) behavior, the way one conducts himself; personal bearing or conduct. behavior mood
Enclave ( noun) a distinctly bounded are enclosed within a larger area or territory. yielding authorization
Fealty ( noun) faithfulness unsteadiness loyalty
Fledgling ( noun/adjective) a young bird; inexperienced person. professional learner
Gait (noun) a manner or particular way of moving or walking. waddle motion
Gregarious ( adjective) sociable; fond of the company of others unsociable companionable
Ostensible (adjective) professed; pretended; outwardly appearing as such unlikely outward
Prosaic ( adjective) Lacking in imagination unusual ordinary
Stolid ( adjective) having or showing little emotion or sensitivity. intelligent dumb
Synapse ( noun) a junction across which a nerve impulse crosses within the brain.
Taciturn ( adjective) habitually not talkative; reserved in speech. wordy clammed up
Transient ( adjective) remaining in a place a brief time; not lasting, enduring, or permanent. lasting short-lived
Afoul (adverb) to come into conflict with or entangle with agree argue
Catechism ( noun) A body of fundamental principles or beliefs. education creed
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