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Vocab 15

TermDefinition
Temerity (n) foolhardy or heedless disregard of danger; gall
Pittance (n) a small amount; a meager monetary allowance, wage or remuneration
Fastidious (adj) particular, choosy; meticulous attention to detail; difficult to please, exacting; excessive concern for the requirement of taste
Ebullient adj) lively, zestfully enthusiastic; boiling or seeming to boil; bubbling
Lampoon (v) to ridicule or satirize the follies or vices of a people or time (n) a broad satirical piece that uses ridicule to attack a person, group or institution
Countenance (n) appearance, esp. the expression of the face (most common use) (v) to tolerate, approve or condone
Sanctimonious (adj) hypocritically religious; feigning piety or righteousness; morally smug
Equanimity (n) calmness, self-control, composure, serenity (implies mental balance)
Effrontery (n) impudent, arrogance, or shameless boldness; presumptuous
Flabbergast (v) to astound; to overwhelm with shock
Debacle (n) sudden, disastrous downfall or defeat; failure, ruin collapse
Vivacious (adj) lively, full of animation and spirit
Mien (n) appearance; bearing; manner, esp. as it reveals an inner state of mind
Inauspicious (adj) ill-omened, unfavorable; predictive of ill luck
Pensive (adj) deeply often wistfully or dreamily thoughtful; reflective; melancholy
Created by: Katiecl7
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