California CSR Vocabulary

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abase

humiliate; humble; deprive of self-esteem

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abnegate

reject; renounce; deny

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abstemious

moderate; temperate; nonindulgent

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accolade

honor; award; tribute

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acronym

a word made up of the initials of other words

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adjunct

assistant; something added or connected

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advocate

support publicly; argue for; campaign for

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agenda

schedule; outline; itinerary

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albino

organism with deficient pigmentation

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alloy

mixed metals; blend; intermix; combine

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ambidextrous

using both hands with equal ease; double-dealing

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amnesty

pardon; absolution; forgiveness

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anathema

anything loathed or detested; abomination

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annals

chronicles; archives; records

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anthropoid

akin to person in shape; akin to ape in action

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apex

top; highest point; acme; crest

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ardent

passionate; fervent; loyal

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assuage

relieve; pacify; soothe

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austere

unadorned; stern; strict

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bacchanal

a drunken reveler; a drunken revelry or orgy

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baroque

flamboyant style; extravagantly ornate; overdone

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bemused

confused; bewildered; addled

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bestride

straddle; ride; sit or stand astride

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blandishment

flattery; cajolery

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brigand

outlaw; gangster; criminal; thug

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burnish

polish; brighten; buff; shine

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capitulate

surrender; give in; give up; yield

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carrion

dead flesh; cadaver; corpse; remains

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causerie

informal discourse; short informal composition

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charlatan

pretender; impostor; fraud

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chortle

laugh gleefully; chuckle; cackle

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clandestine

secret; sneaky; concealed, usually not good

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cogitate

ponder; think carefully about; meditate

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colloquy

conference; conversation; dialogue

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compunction

remorse; uneasiness for wrongdoing; regret; contrition

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conducive

contributive; helpful; useful

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conjugal

matrimonial; nuptial; marital

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consummate

complete; finish; conclude

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contumely

rude language or treatment caused by comtempt

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countermand

override; annul; cancel a command

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dastard

coward who commits malicious acts

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de facto

actually; using power as if legal

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deify

elevate; glorify; make a god of; immortalize

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derelict

neglectful; delinquent; deserted; abandoned

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diatribe

bitter, abusive denunciation

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discountenance

look on with disfavor; discourage by disapproval

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diurnal

occurring every day; occurring in the daytime

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dolt

stupid person; dunce; blockhead

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ebullient

enthusiastic; exuberant; eager

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effigy

likeness of someone; especially used to express hatred

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ellucidate

explain in detail; make understandable

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endogenous

caused by factors inside organism or system

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erudite

learned; scholarly; well-versed

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evince

demonstrate convincingly; prove; make manifest

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execrate

hate; abhor; abominate

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expostulate

reasoning with someone to warn or dissuade

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fallacious

false; wrong; deceptive

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fettle

state of physical fitness or mind; condition

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flippant

frivolously disrespectful; impertinent

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formidable

arduous; challenging; powerful; feared; awful

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gauche

tactless; unsophisticated; crude; awkward

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grandiloquent

pompous; pretentious; flowery (communication)

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habiliment

equipment; apparatus; paraphernalia

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hawser

large rope for towing, mooring, or securing ship

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homunculus

midget; dwarf; little man, manikin

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husbandry

farming; frugality; thrift

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imbibe

drink, often heavily; consume; tipple

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implacable

unappeasable; unforgiving; unbending; relentless

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wizened

shriveled; withered; shrunken with age

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votary

enthusiast; devotee; devoted admirer

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virulent

extremely poisonous; lethal; malignant

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vestige

last trace; remaining bit of something; token

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venerate

revere; honor; hallow; sanctify

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usury

lending money at extremely high rate of interest

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ululation

howling; wailing

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truculent

belligerent; hostile; antagonistic

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traduce

malign; defame; slander; libel

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threnody

song of lamentation for the dead; elegy

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temerity

nerve; audacity; boldness

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sycophant

self-serving flatterer; apple polisher

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subterfuge

artifice; trick; ruse; stratagem

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steppe

vast arid land area, usually level and treeless

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splenetic

bad tempered; malevolent; spiteful

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sloth

laziness; idleness; indolence

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seraglio

harem; the palace of a sultan

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saturnine

gloomy; dismal; morose; sulky

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saccharine

sugary; oversweet; cloying

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reticent

quiet; restrained; secretive

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repose

tranquility; rest; relaxation

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remonstrate

argue against; object; take exception

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recalcitrant

stubbornly defiant; disobedient; uncontrollable

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rankle

annoy; irritate; rile; gall; irk

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quell

suppress; squelch; put an end to

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punctilious

meticulously attentive to detail; very exacting

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proselytize

convert; win over; persuade

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proselyte

a new convert, usually to Judaism

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progeny

descendants; offspring; children

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probity

honesty; uprightness; fairness

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poultice

heated medication in cloth applied to sores

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plutocracy

government by the wealthy; control by the wealthy