List #4 Flashcards
(30 cards)
abduct (v.)
to kidnap
affluent (adj.)
rich, wealthy
amorous (adj.)
relating to or showing love
battery (n.)
an assault or an array of similar things intended for use together
buffet (n.)
a spread of food involving choices
choreographed (adj.)
arranged, as in dance
conciliatory (adj.)
agreeable, friendly
dearth (n.)
a lack, scarcity
diminutive (adj.)
miniature, small
enervate (v.)
to weaken, make weary
exigent (adj.)
critical, urgent
figurative (adj.)
symbolic
frenetic (adj.)
frenzied, hectic, frantic
henchman (n.)
a trusted follower, goon
indignation (n.)
anger due to an unfair situation
juxtapose (v.)
to put next to each other
loquacious (adj.)
talkative
mediate (v.)
to intervene, to arbitrate, to sort out
narrate (v.)
to tell a story
oration (n.)
a dignified and formal speech
petulance (n.)
irritability, impoliteness
premonition (n.)
a presentiment of the future
putrid (adj.)
rotten, rancid, foul
reiterate (v.)
to repeat