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vocab english 2nd

vocabulary english

QuestionAnswer
commiserate VERB to express or feel sympathy or pity
perpetrator NOUN someone who commits a crime or wrongdoing
discursive ADJ passing aimlessly from subject to subject; digressive; rambling
squalid ADJ (of a place) extremely dirty or unpleasant as from lack of cleanliness or neglect
salient ADJ noticeable, obvious, or prominent
animosity NOUN hatred, extreme dislike or hostility
entail VERB involve (something) as a necessary or inevitable part or consequence
precarious ADJ not securely held or in position, dangerously likely to fall or collapse
imminent ADJ about to happen
jocular ADJ humorous or playful
maverick ADJ unorthodox, unconventional, independent NOUN an unorthodox or independent minded individual
cerebral ADJ brainy or intellectual
vendetta NOUN a prolonged bitter dispute or campaign against someone
conjugal ADJ relating to marriage or a romantic relationship
emaciated ADJ abnormally thin or weak, because of illness or lack of food
placebo NOUN a substance or pill that has no chemical effect, used to psychologically benefit the patient
covert ADJ concealed, secret, disguised
dearth NOUN a lack of something, insufficiency
embroil VERB involve deeply in an argument, conflict, or difficult situation
imbue VERB to inspire or pervade with a feeling or quality
Created by: yuvika
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