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P&P terms ch 1-23

Pride and Prejudice lit terms chapter 1-23

QuestionAnswer
Celerity Swiftness of Action
Appertain Be part of something; belong
Alacrity willingness; eagerness
Implacable whatever cannot be appeased
propensity a natural inclination
Laconic terse or curt of speech
Asperity roughness of temper
veracity truthful
proxy a person empowered to act for another person
taciturn uncommunicative
Allusion a casual reference
probity integrity
Imprudent without judgement or caution
diffidence lack of self confidence; hesitation in protecting ones self.
Assiduous done with meticulous attention
Embargo any restraint usually used to describe commerce
Acrimony harshness or manner of speech
Brevity concise; brief
Exigence an urgent situation
Palliation alleviation; relief
Sanguine cheerful; hopeful
Invectives insults; violent criticisms
Dilatory inclined to be slow.
Licentiousness being immoral, ignoring acceptable standards
Cogent forceful and convincing
Palatable agreeable to taste
Rapacity greed
Sagacity een perception, good judgement
Epithet a word or phrase often offensive used to characterize somebody or something.
Created by: Sammi08
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