The Great Eight
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29 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
curtail | to cut short |
meager | deficient in amount or quality or extent |
somber | grave or even gloomy in character |
flourish | to thrive, to grow well |
rejuvenate | become young again |
reinvigorate | to make somebody or something energetic (rejuvenate syn 1) |
rebuke | to scold |
censure | harsh criticism or disapproval (rebuke syn 1) |
reprimand | rebuke formally (rebuke syn 2) |
reprove | to find fault with, scold, rebuke (rebuke syn 3) |
remonstrate | argue in protest or opposition (rebuke syn 4) |
reproach | a mild rebuke or criticism (rebuke syn 5) |
admonish | warn strongly (rebuke syn 6) |
lethargic | deficient in alertness or activity |
slothful | lazy, indolent (lethargic syn 1) |
languid | lacking spirit or liveliness (lethargic syn 2) |
indolent | disinclined to work or exertion (lethargic syn 3) |
tropid | inactive, sluggish, dull (lethargic syn 4) |
wan | lacking vitality as from weariness or illness or unhappiness (lethargic syn 5) |
anemic | lacking vigor or energy (lethargic syn 6) |
phlegmatic | showing little emotion (lethargic syn 7) |
enervated | lacking strength or vigor (lethargic syn 8) |
acclaim | applaud; announce with great approval |
adulation | high praise (acclaim syn 1) |
hail | greet enthusiastically or joyfully (acclaim syn 2) |
extol | praise, glorify, or honor (acclaim syn 3) |
laud | to praise, to extol (acclaim syn 4) |
eulogize | praise formally and eloquently (acclaim syn 5) |
plaudit | enthusiastic approval (acclaim syn 6) |
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