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Flashcards: Bowyer 15

grandiose
magnificent, imposing; exaggerated, pretentious
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grandiose magnificent, imposing; exaggerated, pretentious
gratis free, costing nothing
gratuitous free, voluntary; unnecessary and unjustified
gregarious outgoing, sociable
grovel to humble oneself in a demeaning way
guile trickery, deception
gustatory relating to sense of taste
hackneyed worn out by overuse
hallow to make holy; treat as sacred
hapless unfortunate, having bad luck
harbinger precursor, sign of something to come
harrowing extremely distressing, terrifying
haughty arrogant and condescending
heathen pagan; uncivilized and irreligious
hedonism pursuit of pleasure as a goal
hegemony leadership, domination usuallly by a country
heinous shocking, wicked, terrible
hemicycle semi-circular form of structure
heretical opposed to an established, religous orthodox
hermetic tightly sealed
heterodox unorthodox, not widely accepted
heterogeneous composed of unlike parts, different, diverse
hew to cut with an axe
hiatus a break, interruption, vacation
hinterland wilderness
hoary very old, whitish or grey from age
homogeneous composed of identical parts
hone to sharpen
husband to farm, manage carefully and thriftily
hyperbole purposeful exaggeration for effect
hypochondria unfounded belief that one is often ill
hypothesis assumption subject to proof
hypothetical theoretical, speculative
iconoclast one who attacks traditional beliefs
ignominious disgraceful and dishonorable
ilk type, kind
illicit illegal, improper
imbue to infuse; to dye, wet, moisten
immutable inchangeable, invariable
impeccable flawless, without fault

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