WW Unit 7 + related words

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WW Unit 7 + related words

exorbitant
excessive, unreasonable in what one asks
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exorbitant excessive, unreasonable in what one asks
inordinate beyond reason, without restraint
immoderate not sufficiently restrained
obeisance a bow or curtsy, respect
genuflection knee-bending in worship
salaam middle-eastern greeting in which one bows very low
inane senseless, empty
inferior low(er) in place or quality
ersatz material is a substitute, usually inferior
implicit unquestioning, implied
exultant joyful, jubilant
jubilation wholehearted rejoicing and thus is more vociferous than exultion
jubilee a celebration, a time or occasion of rejoicing
erratic irregular, wandering, having no fixed course; large rock deposited by a glacier
knight-errant wandering knight,
erroneous a belief that is wrong, deviant, or mistaken
aberration mental derangement, or error in scientific observation
acute sharp, severe, perceptive
infernal hellish, fiendish
diabolic a scheme that is devilish, fit only for, or devised by, a devil
execrable temper is bad, ugly, hellish -literally worthy of curses
excrations curses
fugitive one who flees, a runaway
insolence insulting behavior, impudence (taunts)
impudence rash, bold, or insolent in a self-superior way
indignation justifiable anger
vexation strong annoyance, milder that anger (broken dish or flat tire)
resentment restrained, slow-burning anger
animosity strong hositility, usually personal
repose rest, quiet
retinue a group of attendants
cortege a procession of followers or attendants
sanction approval, authorization
dispensation approval by the church or some exception or variation from its rules or laws
indulgence enjoyment, satisfaction, or leniency, either yours, or permitted by you for others
leniency mild, merciful
agile nimble, quick, and skillful
nimble quick, alert, and deft of mind or body ( brain or fingers)
supple flexible, yeliding in mind or body, quick to respond and adapt
entourage a group of attendants or associates as of a person of rank or importance; surroundings, environment (trees)

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