berniebrug1 on December 2, 2010
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
languor | n. weakness or weariness of body or mind |
recluse | n. a person who lives in seclusion |
undulate | v. to form or move in waves, to rise and fall in volume |
disquietude | n. anxiety, agitation, depression |
indefatigable | adj. incaple of being fatigued |
execrable | adj. detestable, very bad, wretched, something that's hated |
cadaverously | adv. suggestive of corpses or tombs, dead-like |
abrogate | v. to abolish by authoritative action, to annul |
alacrity | n. cheerful readiness |
remunerate | vb. to pay an equivalent for a service, loss or expense, to reimburse |
skulk | v. to hide or conceal something (or someone) often out of cowardice or fear |
lurid | adj. causing horror or revulsion |
fatuity | n. something foolish or stupid |
querulous | adj. habitually complaining |
derision | n. the use of riducle, mockery or scorn to belittle or show contempt |
imperturbable | adj. marked by extreme calm, impassivity, assurance, and steadiness |
rankle | adj. to cause anger, irritation, or deep bitterness |
assiduously | adv. in a persistent energetic manner |
staid | adj. marked by settled sedateness and often prim self- restraint |
maxim | n. a general truth, fundamental principle, or rule of conduct |