english 2

Appease

To bring to a state of peace, ease, calm, or contentment. To soothe.

Carousing

The activity of drinking alcohol and enjoying oneself with others in a noisy and lively way.

Deftly

In a way that is neatly skillful and quick in movement, clever.

Diminutive

Indicating small size, familiarly known, lovable, or pitiable.

Equivocate

To use ambiguous or unclear expressions to avoid commitment or to mislead.

Harbinger

A person or thing that announces the approach of another.

Malice

Desire to do harm, injury, or suffering on another out of meanness or hostile impulse.

Minion

A follower or subordinate of a person in power, highly regarded person.

Palpable

Readily or plainly seen, heard, evident, and tangible.

Pernicious

Causing harm or ruin, injurious or hurtful.

Scruples

A feeling of doubt or hesitation regarding the morality of an action.

Bravado

In a bold manner to impress or intimidate.

Clamor

Shouting loudly and insistently.

Flaunt

To display something to evoke envy or admiration or to show defiance.

Indignantly

Feeling anger at what is perceived as unfair treatment.

Ineffectual

Not producing the intended effect, futile.

Inimical

Being harmful by malevolence or hostility.

Recrimination

An accusation in response to an accusation from someone else.

Sanctity

The state of being holy or of ultimate importance.

Tacit

Understood or implied without being stated.