1/19
Flashcards covering vocabulary terms and definitions from the WW1 to WW4 vocabulary lists.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced |
---|
No study sessions yet.
supple
easily bent or adapted; flexible; (verb) to make or become flexible/adaptable.
terse
using few words; brief and to the point.
dissent
(v.) to disagree or withhold approval; (n.) difference of opinion or opposition.
condone
to treat something wrong as acceptable or forgivable; to overlook.
affectation
artificial behavior or speech adopted to impress; pretense.
demean
to lower in character, status, or reputation.
arduous
hard to accomplish or achieve; marked by great labor or effort.
pungent
sharply painful or irritating; having an intense flavor or odor.
gossamer
(n.) something light, delicate, or insubstantial; (adj.) extremely light or tenuous.
tremulous
characterized by or affected with trembling or shakiness; easily frightened.
banal
lacking originality, freshness, or novelty.
quell
to thoroughly overwhelm and reduce to submission; to put a stop to by force.
manifest
(adj.) clearly apparent to the senses; (v.) to make known or show; (n.) indication.
noxious
physically harmful or destructive to living beings.
dexterity
skill and ease in using the hands or body; mental quickness.
meticulous
marked by extreme or excessive care in the treatment of details.
lethargy
abnormal drowsiness; the quality or state of being lazy or sluggish.
levity
excessive or improper lightness or lack of seriousness.
ominous
foreshadowing evil or harm; menacing or inauspicious.
dissonant
marked by harsh or clashing sounds; lacking harmony or agreement.