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vocab
english 1-2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| morally unrestrained | licentious |
| ant: chaste; pure | licentious |
| syn: immoral; lewd | licentious |
| a coin collector | numismatist |
| a scarcity, lack | paucity |
| syn: insufficiency | paucity |
| ant: abundance | paucity |
| believing that all events in life are inevitable and determined by fate | fatalistic |
| to force one self into a situation uninvited | obtrude |
| syn: impose; intrude | obtrude |
| ant: extricate | obtrude |
| dreamily thoughtful | pensive |
| syn: reflective; meditative | pensive |
| ant: silly;frivolous | pensive |
| uninterested; listless | lackadaisical |
| syn:spiritless, apathetic, languid | lackadaisical |
| ant: enthusiastic, inspired | lackadaisical |
| to turn away feelings or affections | alienate |
| syn: estrange, set against | alienate |
| ant: endear, unite | alienate |
| in high spirits: exultantly proud and joyful | elated |
| syn: overjoyed | elated |
| ant: depressed | elated |
| a witty saying expressing a single thought or observation | epigram |
| syn: aphorism, bon mot, quip | epigram |
| to combine | amalgamate |
| syn: unite, blend, merge, consolidate | amalgamate |
| ant: splinter, disunite | amalgamate |
| mentally ill; insane | demented |
| syn: deranged, insane | demented |
| ant: sane | demented |
| to sharpen | hone |
| ant: dull | hone |
| to besiege by encircling (as with an army); to harass | beleaguer |
| syn: surround, annoy | beleaguer |
| ant: evade | beleaguer |
| to eat or swallow greedily | gorge |
| no longer used or useful; very old | antiquated |
| syn: obsolete, out-of-date, archaic | antiquated |
| ant: modern | antiquated |
| a narcotic used to cause sleep or bring relief from pain | opiate |
| ant: stimulant | opiate |
| an exaggerated portrayal of one's features | caricature |
| syn; mockery, cartoon | caricature |
| to waste time; to dawdle | dally |
| syn: dawdle, loiter | dally |
| ant: hasten, hurry | dally |
| pertaining to or constituting a major crime | felonious |
| syn: criminal | felonious |