2024-07-09T08:43:20+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true adept, adverse, appropriate, archetype, articulate, auspicious, bereft, captious, conclusive, conspire, delineate, disentangle, exhort, frailty, grievance, harangue, ploy, poise, pomposity, proxy, relent, rhetoric, rigor, sparse, steadfast, suspect, tedious, vitality, whimsical, yield flashcards
Greg 25

Greg 25

  • adept
    well skilled; completely versed
  • adverse
    unfavorable or opposed to one's interests or desire
  • appropriate
    1. take something forcefully, usually without the owner's agreement
  • archetype
    2. suitable or fit for a situation
  • articulate
    a typical example of something
  • auspicious
    able to express ideas or feelings fluently and clearly
  • bereft
    favorable and indicative of good luck
  • captious
    lacking or mourning something or someone
  • conclusive
    fault-finding (especially petty ones)
  • conspire
    without doubt
  • delineate
    secretly work together for something bad
  • disentangle
    describe or depict precisely; outline
  • exhort
    free from entanglement or confusion; make clear
  • frailty
    strongly persuade, encourage, or urge
  • grievance
    quality or state of being weak; weakness
  • harangue
    an issue or problem
  • ploy
    a long angry rant
  • poise
    a strategy or tactic used to gain an advantage
  • pomposity
    a state of balance, equilibrium or stability
  • proxy
    the quality of being pompous; self-importance
  • relent
    a substitute (usually for a person) that is compatible
  • rhetoric
    1. abandon a harsh intention or attitude by giving in
  • rigor
    2. reduce in intensity
  • sparse
    persuasive speech or writing
  • steadfast
    thoroughness and strictness
  • suspect
    not dense and meager; having widely spaced intervals
  • tedious
    fixed or unchanging; steady
  • vitality
    viewed with suspicion
  • whimsical
    boring and slow, without variety
  • yield
    strength and energy