Definitions I Flashcards
(300 cards)
confuse
to put into disorder, to mix up in the mind; to mistake one thing for another
disguise
to furnish with a false appearance or an assumed identity
elevate
to lift up; to make the mind, morals higher and better
exhaust
to consume entirely; to tire extremely or completely, OR the used gas or vapour from an engine
fatigue
great tiredness, exhaustion, OR to make someone very tired
ignorance
lack of knowledge, information, or consciousness
intelligent
having or indicating a high or satisfactory degree of intelligence and mental capacity; revealing or reflecting good judgement or sound thought
mysterious
full of, suggesting, covered in mystery
reject
to refuse to accept; to throw away as useless or imperfect; to deny OR something rejected; somebody rejected
renew
to give new life and freshness to; to replace with something new; to arrange to extend the loan of
rude
lacking in refinement or grace
stubborn
unreasonably or perversely unyielding, mulish
accusation
accusing or being accused
articulate
expressing oneself readily, clearly, or effectively, OR to say words distinctly; to connect by a joint
bleak
not hopeful or encouraging, depressing
camouflage
behaviour or artifice designed to deceive or hide, OR to hide something by making it look the same as the things around it
clumsy
lacking dexterity, nimbleness, or grace
coarse
of ordinary or inferior quality
disastrous
attended by or causing suffering or disaster
discourage
to lessen, to take away the courage or confidence of; to put difficulties in one’s way; to try to persuade somebody not to do it
fantasitc
excellent, superlative
genuine
actually being what seems to be, real; without dishonesty or pretence, sincere
irritate
to provoke impatience, anger, or displeasure in, annoy
peel
the outer covering especially of those fruits and vegetables, OR to remove the outer covering from