Pride and Prejudice Vocab 1

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sunshinegoldie  on January 24, 2012

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Pride and Prejudice Vocab 1

caprice
a sudden, unpredictable change
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caprice a sudden, unpredictable change
emphatic expressive, accentuating ideas
disconcert to fluster or to disrupt the normal order of things
gallantry dashing or noble behavior
censure a strong expression of dissaproval
folly foolishness, senselessness, lack of wisdom
synonymous meaning the same thing
impertinent rude or irrelevant
fortnight two weeks
indignation exasperation at something considered outrageously wrong or offensive
insipid lacking distinctive features, not unique
draught checkers
countenance facial expression
assent to agree
eminent of high rank, noteworthy, prominent
stout bulky, heavyset, robust
prevail to become widespread or prominent
odious offensive, detestable
deceitful misleading
expostulation a polite protest
reprehensible deserving of blame and punishment
infinite exceeding forever, unmeasurable, unlimited
civility politeness
novelty something new, never seen before, often more for pleasure than for function
willful voluntary
propitious favorable
felicity hapiness
rectory parsonage
amends compensation for an offense against someone
deference respectful compliance or regard
affability pleasantness or friendliness
abode home
parsonage the home of a church official provided by the church
deign to think worthy of one's dignity or pride
contemplation deep reflection or thought
esteem to regard as respectable or admirable
degenerate to deteriorate
proxy a person given the power to act as a substitute for another or the document which gives away this power
procure to obtain by special means or to call attention to
probity integrity
exultation triumphant joy
humility modesty or the lack of arrogance
discernment the ability to correctly judge or understand something
bestow to present a gift
insolent disrespectful
persevere to continue in pursuit of a goal despite challenges
injunction a command or law
patroness a woman who protects or sponsors someone or something
condescend to descend to the level of an inferior, often in an obvious or rude way
coquetry flirtation

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