| Term | Definition |
|
amenity |
a feature that contributrs to pyhsical comfort; a feature that increases the attraciveness or value of a location; acts of socail courtesy |
|
averse |
having a feeling of opposition or distaste |
|
complacent |
so self-satisfied that one sees no need for change; unconcerned |
|
decompose |
to decay or to break down into basic elements |
|
defray |
to supply money for; to pay |
|
emanate |
to come out from a source |
|
envisage |
to picture in one's mind, to imagine something in he future |
|
facetious |
playfully humorous |
|
fallacy |
a false or mistaken idea |
|
furor |
an uproar; a state of great anger or excitement |
|
idyll |
an episode or experience that is calm and carefree |
|
paucity |
scarcity; smallness in number or amount |
|
porous |
full of tiny holes or spaces; easily penetrated by gas or liquid |
|
supersede |
to replace; to cause to be set aside because of superiority |
|
tangible |
real; able to be touched; possible to understand or realize; not vague or uncertain |