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English Terms ADV

English Terms ADV 10

TermDefinition
didactic (adj) – instructive, containing moral lessons
amelioration (n) – an improvement, a change for the better
jettison (v) – to throw overboard, to discard
multifarious (adj) – having many kinds of parts or elements, of great variety, diverse
impinge (v) – to encroach, to infringe upon, to strike (usually followed by on, upon, or against)
exorbitant (adj) – too expensive, going beyond limits
artisan (n) – one trained in some art or trade, a craftsman
proselytize (v) – to seek to convert, to win over to your own opinion
vivacious (adj) – full of life lively spirited
permeate (v) – to pass through, to spread itself, to pervade
loquacious (adj) – talkative, given to continual talking
commodious (adj) – convenient, spacious, roomy
circumspect (adj) – attentive to all circumstances, cautious
affront (n) – an offense, an insult, defiance
lithe (adj) – flexible, easily bent
welter (n) – confusion, turmoil
sporadic (adj) – occurring occasionally or irregularly
construe (v) – to show the meaning, to explain
immutable (adj) – unchangeable, fixed
contentious (adj) – quarrelsome, desiring to argue
Created by: romerlor
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