Vocabulary units 1-3 (1-50)

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Vocabulary units 1-3 (1-50)

Assiduously
adverb dillegently
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Assiduously adverb dillegently
Antecedent noun a pronoun is a substitute for a noun.
Perilous adjective dangerous, risky
Chortiling adverb to chuckle gleefully
Obstreperous adjective unruly
Insalubrious adjective unfavorable to health
Clouted verb (past tense) to hit
Verisimilitude adverb something that has the appearance of being true.
Halloos noun a shout or call of halloo
Slipshod adjective messy
Debased adjective something that has been reduced in quality
Curt adjective rudely brief in speech
Clairvoyance noun intuitive knowledge of things, sagacity.
Thwarts verb to prevent the attainment of something
Monolithic adjective one solid piece
Miasma pl.noun dangerous influence
Perjure verb to render yourself guilty
Innocuous adjective innoxious
Moniker noun a person's nickname
Obfuscate verb to confuse
Zealot noun a fanatic person.
Egregious adjective extraordinary mistake.
Priggish adjective overly proper
Ameliorate verb to improve
Debasement adverb the reducement of quality
Lucre noun money or profit.
Dithyramb noun a wildly enthusiastic piece of writing
Catharsis pl. noun the relieving of emotional tension
Defamatory adjective containing information that is injuring to the reputation.
Piqued Verb to affect with sharp irritation
Byzantine Adjective highly complex and occasionally devious
Pejoratively Adverb disparaging or belittling expression
nihilism noun extreme form of skepticism
meritocratic noun a system based off of personal achievement
cynic noun a person who believes all are motivated by selfishness
oedipal adjective of or relating to the edipus complex
pedagogy noun the work of a teacher
subverts verb to completely overthrow
dionysian adjective recklessly uninhibited, unrestrained
lascivious adjective inclined to lustfullness
banalities pl.noun something that is obvious or commonplace
festooned verb to decorate with festoons ( a garland of leaves or flowers)
edwardian adjective reflecting the characteristicsof edward vii
behests pl.noun authoritative commands
exhortation noun adress of urgent advice
forsooth adverb word used to express disbelief
hotly adverb in a hot or fiery manner
toffs noun someone who is dressed in an excessive way
demurral noun a polite act of expressed opposition
troubadour noun a strolling minstrel

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