2024-07-09T08:59:19+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true aberrant, abide, bravado, callow, capitulate, cogitate, deportment, extemporize, factious, fallow, feint, flagrant, gratuitous, grovel, indecorous, intrigue, nominal, obdurate, obstreperous, odious, plucky, precocious, remuneration, slovenly, soliloquy, spurn, stolid, temerity, tenuous, verve flashcards
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  • aberrant
    deviating from what is normal or expected
  • abide
    tolerate, follow, or accept
  • bravado
    a display of boldness or confidence, often feigned
  • callow
    young and inexperienced; immature
  • capitulate
    surrender or give up resistance
  • cogitate
    think deeply; ponder or reflect
  • deportment
    behavior or manners
  • extemporize
    improvise, especially in speech or performance
  • factious
    causing division or disagreement
  • fallow
    1. (of farmland) not cultivated; barren
  • feint
    2. (of a period of time) inactive
  • flagrant
    a deceptive movement or action
  • gratuitous
    noticeably offensive; blatant
  • grovel
    unwarranted; without justification
  • indecorous
    show submission or fear; beg for favor
  • intrigue
    not in good taste; inappropriate or unseemly
  • nominal
    1. a secret scheme or plot
  • obdurate
    2. provoke interest in
  • obstreperous
    1. in name only
  • odious
    2. insubstantial; insignificant
  • plucky
    stubborn; unyielding
  • precocious
    noisy, unruly, or hard to control
  • remuneration
    highly offensive; repugnant
  • slovenly
    showing courage or determination
  • soliloquy
    showing advanced skills or development earlier than usual
  • spurn
    payment or compensation for services or work
  • stolid
    1. untidy, especially in personal appearance
  • temerity
    2. without care; neglectful
  • tenuous
    a speech in a drama where a character talks to themselves, expressing inner thoughts
  • verve
    reject or refuse disdainfully