Giver EXAM Vocabulary (Part 2)
About this set
Created by:
Panther724 on December 6, 2010
Subjects:
Description:
Part 2 of Mrs. Seitz's Quia Vocabulary List.
Classes:
Brookfield Academy, BA10, Spanish BA, BA Middle School, The Taylor Group
Log in to favorite or report as inappropriate.
Order by
28 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
reeled | v. to be in whirl; to waver; to behave in a violent manner |
exhilarating | v. to make cheerful; stimulate; refresh |
deftly | adv. having skills; dexterous |
conveyance | n. a means of transport |
admonition | n. counsel or warning against fault or oversight |
mutilated | v. to cut up or destroy |
sinuous | adj. intricate form; serpentine design; stringy |
electrode | n. a conductor used to establish electrical contact with a nonmetallic part |
assuage | v. to lesson the intensity; to put an end to by satisfying |
distended | v. to enlarge from internal pressure |
ominous | adj. foreshadowing danger or evil |
placidly | adv. calmly; free of disturbance |
contorted | v. to twist in a violent manner; strained shape |
carnage | n. flesh of slain animals or men |
immobilized | v. to prevent freedom of movement; eliminate motion |
writhing | v. to twist and turn usually in pain |
obsolete | adj. on longer in use or current |
permeate | v. to diffuse, penetrate, or pass through |
expertise | n. skill or knowledge of an expert |
imploringly | adv. to call, to ask, to beg earnestly for |
rueful | adj. sorrowful;doubtful;feeling remorse, pity or sympathy |
luminous | adj. shining; bright; lustrous |
frazzled | adj. extremely physically or nervously fatigued |
stealthily | adv. secret in action; slow; deliberate |
emphatically | adv. a forceful speech attracting special attention |
exquisite | adj. uncommonly appealing; pleasing beauty or fitness; perfection |
tantalizingly | adv. having a quality that arouses or stimulates a desire or interest |
trudged | v. to walk or march steadily |
First Time Here?
Welcome to Quizlet, a fun, free place to study. Try these flashcards, find others to study, or make your own.