vocab 3 and 4

compel

V. to force or strongly persuade to coerce

impulse

n. a sudden involuntary urge to do something

expel

v. to send out or away

conjecture

n. a guess often based on inadequate or faulty evidence

dejected

adj downcast or sad depressed

abject

adj. lowly miserable and wretched

emissary

n. an agent sent on a mission

dismissive

adj showing little regard scornful

remiss

adj. failing to fulfill one duty negligent

motive

n. a cause for action

motif

n. a recurring theme, sunject or idea

emote

v. to dramtically express emotions

viaduct

n.a bridge that carries a road or railroad over a valley

impervious

adj. unable to be affected

deviate

v. to depart especially from a path or plan

obviate

v to make unnecessary to avoid

defer

v. 1. to put aside until later 2. to yield respectfully

deference

n. the act or practice of yielding to anothers authority

confer

v. 1. to discuss something with someone else to consult 2. to bestow

inference

n. a conclusion not directly provided by audience

proffer

v. to present or offer

proliferate

v. to increase greatly in number, to multiply

comportment

n. the manner which one acts or behaves

purported

adj. claimed as true, but probably false