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Vocabulary

TermDefinition
melancholy (adj) sad and gloomy
assuage (v) to lessen pain, or calm someone down
benevolent (adj) kind and generous
malevolent (adj) evil
condescended (verb) agreed to do something that you believed to be beneath you
contentious (adj) always ready to argue or fight
placidly (adv) calmly; quietly
auspiciou (adj) favorable
perilous (adj): dangerous
rigid (adj)- stiff; inflexible
inconspicuous trying not to attract attention
prowess (n)- superior ability or sk
gallant (adj)- polite, courteous
meditative (adj)- reflective; thinking about something
mortify (v)- humiliate; embarrass
ingenuous (adj)- simple; innocent
perpetrate (v)- to commit or be responsible for something (usually something bad)
tentative (adj)- hesitant or unsure
formidable (adj)- impressive
aggregation (n)- group, gathering
devoid (adj)- completely without; to not have any candy
prerogative (n)- exclusive right or privilege
clad (adj)- dressed
indignantly (adv)- angrily
flighty (adj)- foolish, irresponsible
succinct (adj)- clear and brief
uncouth (n)- crude, unmannerly
amiably (adv)- good-naturedly
perpetual (adj)- everlasting; continuous
candid (adj)- open and honest
impudent (adj): cheeky or rude
quaint (adj): unusual but charming; old-fashioned
subsequent (adj)- coming after; following
acquit (v)- clear of a charge; not guilty
cynical (adj)- making fun of; being sarcastic
furtive (adj)- sneaky
statute (n)- a law
devout (adj)- devoted to religion
erratic (adverb): unpredictable
futile (adj)- useless, pointless
remorse (n)- a feeling of regret and guilt (n)- a feeling of regret and guilt
notoriety (n)- fame
repertoire (n)- accomplishments, skills
gait (n)- pace, walk
eccentricities (n)- odd behaviors
feeble (adj)- lacking strength; weak
reprimand (v)- scold
blandly (adv)- smoothly; without excitement
connived (v)- secretly cooperated or agreed to
vehement (adj)- full of vigor or energy; strong
antagonize (v) - to irritate or upset someone
cantankerous (adj) – grouchy; difficult to get along with
ramshackle (adj) – likely to fall apart or collapse (physical structure)
snicker ((v) – to laugh quietly in a disrespectful way
tirade (n) - a long angry speech
affluent (adj) – wealthy
irrelevant (adj) - not important or relating to what is being discussed right now
fret (v) – to worry about something
delicacy (n) - a delicious, rare, or highly prized item of food
discreet (adj) - careful to avoid embarrassing or upsetting others
grim (adj) - extremely unpleasant, distressing, or sinister
elucidate (v) - to explain or clarify something
futile (adj) – useless, pointless
temerity (n) - reckless confidence
sullen (adj) – bad-tempered, hostile
notoriety (n) – an unsavory reputation
squalid (adj) - neglected, insanitary and unpleasant
recluse (n) - a solitary person who avoids other people
apoplectic (adj) - overcome with anger
impertinence (n) – rudeness, lack of respect
Created by: ericafarmer5
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