Pride and Prejudice Vocabulary: Volume 2 Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

Ablution (141)

A

the act of washing oneself

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2
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Duplicity (148)

A

deceitfulness

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3
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Avarice (153)

A

extreme greed for wealth

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4
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Deference (157)

A

respect

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5
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Diversion (158)

A

amusement

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6
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Trepidation (161)

A

a nervous feeling of agitation

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7
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Formidable (162)

A

inspiring awe or respect

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8
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impolitic (173)

A

unwise

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9
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Inured (182)

A

accustomed to something, especially something unpleasant

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10
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Conjecture (184)

A

a conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information

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11
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Impute (188)

A

to lay the responsibility or blame, often unjustly

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12
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Conciliate

A

soothe

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13
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Verdure (193)

A

the greenness of vegetation

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14
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Perusal (194)

A

to examine with attention and in detail

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15
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Wantonly (194)

A

maliciously

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16
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Depravity (194)

A

a corrupt act or practice

17
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repugnance

A

an instance of inconsistency or contradiction

18
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Inducement (196)

A

a motive or consideration that leads one to an action

19
Q

Censure

20
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Propriety (196)

21
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Remonstrance (196)

A

an earnest presentation of reasons for opposition

22
Q

Pecuniary (198)

A

relating to money

23
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Profligacy (202)

A

reckless wastefulness

24
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Discernment (205)

A

the quality of being able to judge well

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Obeisance (207)
a movement of the body made in token of respect
26
Chargrin (209)
distress of mind caused by humiliation or disappointment
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Equivocal (218)
subject to two or more interpretations
28
Encumbrance (222)
burden
29
Reproof (228)
criticism
30
Conjugal (231)
relating to the married state
31
Querulous (233)
fretful
32
Impunity (234)
freedom from punishment
33
Acquiesce (235)
accept