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Lesson 4
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abhor | v. to shrink from disgust;to detest. |
abhorrent | adj. disgusting causing loathing. |
affable | adj. pleasent ; approachable, gracious. |
affability | n. friendlyness manner. |
amiss | adv. in a wrong or imperfect way. adj. out of order; wrong. |
despondent | adj. depressed from loss of hope or confidence. |
entreat | v. to ask earnestly; to beg. entreaty n. a plea or earnest request. |
haunt | v. to stay in ones mind continually. 2. to visit freqently. 3. to appear in the form of a ghost. |
impel | v. to drive or propel. 2. to urge or drive by force or moral pressure. |
interminable | adj. endless; seeming to be without an end. |
irascible | adj. quick tempered; irratable. |
profound | adj. intense; deeply felt. 2. having understanding or knowledge that goes beneath the surface, beyond the obvious. |
recluse | n. a person who lives apart from society and often alone. |
reclusive | adj. withdrawn from society. |
reverberate | v. to be repeated as in a series of echoes or vibrations. |
sage | adj. having wisdom and good judgement. n. a person known for wisdom and good judgement. 2. an aromatic grayish green plant used in cooking. |
tirade | n. a long angry speech. |
tremulous | adj. marked by trembling or shaking. 2. timid or fearful. |