Danforth Vocabulary Groups 1-5
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50 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Travesty | ridiculous, absurd, imitation |
Terse | to the point, concise, direct |
Therapeutic | healing, curing, curative |
Titular | honorary, symbolic |
Treatise | long formally written work or long scholarly written work |
Subsidiary | company owned by another company |
Substantiate | to prove true, verify, confirm |
Impunity | freedom from punishment |
Stint | =tenure= a term of employment or association |
Stippling | an arrangement of dots |
Commiserate | to sympathize or pity |
Allay | to calm or soothe or pacify |
Ineffable | Unable to be put into words, indescribable |
Fetid | Foul, smelly, stinking |
Iridescent | shimmering, lustrous, shiny, brightly colors |
Primordial | prehistoric, earliest ages |
Apathetic | cold, unfeeling |
Agglomeration | a mass, cluster, or group |
Sequester | to isolate |
Licentious | sexually or morally unrestrained, immoral |
Allegation | the act of asserting without proof |
Teem | to abound or swarm |
Temporal | of or pertaining to time |
Temporize | to be indecisive or evasive to gain time |
Tenable | capable of being held, maintained, or defended |
Tortuous | full of twists, turns or bends |
Transcend | to rise above or go beyond |
Transient | no lasting, enduring, or permanent |
Tenet | any opinion, principle, doctrine, dogma |
Improvise | to compose and perform or deliever without previous preparation |
Tenuous | weak, flimsy, insubstantial |
Emaciated | sickly thin, wasted away |
Tenure | period of employment/association |
Stringent | strict, sever, rigid |
Stupor | daze, state of dullness |
Subservient | inferior, servile, submissive |
Impasse | stalemate |
Impeccable | perfect |
Impecunious | bankrupt, poverty stricken |
Translucent | transparent, clear |
Strident | shrill, grating |
Immutable | unchallengeable, fixed |
Impalpable | not able to be felt or sensed |
Importune | to beg or plead |
Impregnable | invincible, unyielding, unconquerable |
Improvident | wasteful, extravagent |
Superficial | shallow, lacking depth |
Superfluous | extra, unnecessary, unneeded |
Supernumerary | a thing that is extra, an extra (noun) |
Supple | agile, flexible, limber |
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