Semester 2 Vocab Flashcards
(30 cards)
To call or bring into existence by magic
Conjure (v.)
Extremely bold, brave, or daring
Audacious (adj.)
Ridiculously small
Paltry (adj.)
Not easily excited to action, sluggish
Phlegmatic (adj.)
Words that have magical power
Incantations (n.)
A person who possesses great power such as a king or a monarch
Potentate (n.)
Utterly detestable
Execrable (adj.)
To indicate in advance
Portend (v.)
Sincere remorse
Contrition (n.)
Fierce anger
Wrath (n.)
Laziness
Sloth (n.)
Wrongly desirous of wealth or possessions, greedy
Covetousness (n.)
Excessive eating and drinking
Gluttony (n.)
An extremely high opinion of ones own advantages
Pride (n.)
Excessive indulgence or sexual desire
Lechery (n.)
A feeling of discontent aroused by the possessions, achievements, or qualities of others
Envy (n.)
The heavens or the sky
Firmament (n.)
A trivial waste of time
Dalliance (n.)
A person who promotes division within or separation from the church
Schismatic (n.)
A high ranking priest or church official
Prelate (n.)
To ride of whatever is impure
Purge (v.)
A humiliating offense or insult
Indignity (n.)
Relating to the countryside, unsophisticated
Rustic (adj.)
Skipping or frolicking about
Gambols (n.)