Vocab Unit 7
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15 terms
Italian | English |
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Arid | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Lacking water or rainfall, very dry. Synonyms: Parched, baked Antonyms: Humid, damp, wet |
Compatible | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Capable of existing or working together. Synonyms: Agreeable, congruent Antonyms: Conflicting, different |
Deplore | Part of speech: verbDefinition: To condemn or to regret. Synonyms: Censure, criticize; lament, bewail Antonyms: Praise, support; celebrate, rejoice |
Fraught | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Filled with, laden; or emotionally distressed or distressing. Synonyms: Bristling, burdened, abounding, frantic, upsetting Antonyms: Lacking, devoid, empty, calm, soothing |
Incontrovertible | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Impossible to dispute or disprove. Synonyms: Irrefutable, unquestionable Antonyms: Disputable, debatable |
Loquacious | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Talkative Synonyms: Garrulous, chatty Antonyms: Quiet, reserved |
Microcosm | Part of speech: nounDefinition: A small part that represents the whole of a system. Antonyms: Macrocosm, entirety |
Ornate | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Richly and elaborately decorated Synonyms: Elaborate, embellished Antonyms: Plain, stark, simple |
Petulant | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Easily annoyed, peevish Synonyms: Grouchy, irritable Antonyms: Easygoing, relaxed |
Quip | Part of speech: noun and verbDefinitions: noun: A witty remark. sometimes sarcasm. verb: To make a witty or clever remark Synonyms: One-liner, witticism, epigram, joke, jest |
Scoff | Part of speech: verbDefinition: To mock with contempt Synonyms: Ridicule; deride Antonym: Praise |
Tantalize | Part of speech: verbDefinition: To excite by flaunting a desired thing and keeping it just out of reach. Synonyms: Tease, tempt, entice |
Urbane | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Polite and refined in manner, as from vast social experience. Synonyms: Debonair, suave, sophisticated Antonyms: Crude, uncouth |
Volatile | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Tending to change suddenly; explosively. Synonyms: Impulsive, precarious, explosive Antonyms: Stable, constant, unwavering |
Wanton | Part of speech: adjectiveDefinition: Wastefully excessive; reckless and indifferent toward morality, decency, or justice. Synonyms: Gratuitous, needless, shameless, dissolute, immoral Antonyms: Essential, crucial, needed, decent, upright, good |
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