P & P III Flashcards

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trifling (adj)

A

unimportant or trivial

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obtrude (verb)

A

to force oneself into a situation uninvited

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fortitude (noun)

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courage and strength (mental and emotional) in facing difficulties

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4
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accede (verb)

A

to agree or give consent

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5
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petulant (adj)

A

easily irritated or annoyed by trifles

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acrimony (noun)

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ill-natured, bitter hostility

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ardent (adj)

A

characterized by intense feeling; passionate

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8
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expedient (adj)

A

advisable; appropriate

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9
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palliation (noun)

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to relieve or lessen without curing

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10
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indolence (noun)

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laziness; avoidance of activity

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11
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sanguine (adj)

A

cheerful; optimistic

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invective (noun)

A

a strong denunciation or condemnation

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13
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condole (verb)

A

to express sympathy (with another in their affliction)

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dilatory (adj)

A

tending to delay or procrastinate

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licentious (adj)

A

morally unrestrained; having no regard for accepted rules

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16
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requite (verb)

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to return or repay

17
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impudence (noun)

A

bold disrespect or rudeness; impertinence

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cogent (adj)

A

convincing; reasonable

19
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abominate (verb)

A

to have an intense dislike or hatred for

20
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rapacity (noun)

A

inordinate greed

21
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tacit (adj)

A

understood or implied without being stated

22
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brook (verb)

A

to tolerate; to endure

23
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insipid (adj)

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lacking interest; dull