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Vocabulary 3 and 4

TermDefinition
Beguile Verb To charm, to delight -or deceive skillfully (verb)
Benevolent Adj Wishing to do good, helpful intentions -or concerned with, or for benefit of charity (adj)
Decorum Noun Appropriateness
Demeanor Noun The way one behaves or presents oneself
Feral Adj Wild and untamed, savage -Having returned from an untamed state from domestication (adj)
Ignoble Adj Mean, unethical, dishonorable -Not of nobility, common (adj)
Mores Noun Accepted standards and customs of a social group
Provincial Adj Relating to areas that are far from cities or capitals -Not sophisticated, fashionable, or informed, culturally limited (adj) -Limited or narrow in perspective (adj)
Unseemly Adj Unfitting and inappropriate, grossly improper
Wily Adj Cunning, full of trickery or intentions to deceive
Aggrandize Verb To make greater in power, stature, or reputation -To exaggerate, or make something seem greater than it is (verb)
Exorbitance noun Extreme, unreasonable expense or price, being beyond reasonable or proper limits
Grandiose Adj Trying to seem important -grand, magnificent in size, beauty or scope, impressive (adj)
Gratuitous Adj Unnecessary, unjustified
Intemperate Adj Excessive, lacking moderation
Multifarious Adj Having great variety, diverse
Opulence Noun Wealth, affluence -Great abundance, often to excess, lavishness (noun)
Profligate Adj Recklessly wasteful, wildly extravagant
Satiate Verb To fully satisfy an appetite or desire
Surfeit Noun An excessive amount -To feed or supply to excess or disgust, overindulge (verb)
Created by: 21stewart.sam
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