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35 Cards in this Set

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assail

v. to attack, to assault

avouch

v. to assume responsibility, to vouch for

martial

adj. inclined or disposed to war, warlike

harbinger

n. a person who goes ahead and makes known the presence of another

auspicious

adj. promising success, favourable

dirge

n. funeral song, expressing mourn in commemoration of the dead

jocund

adj. cheerful, merry

pernicious

adj. causing harm or ruin, hurtful, deadly

arrant

adj. downright, thorough, notorious

incontinent

adj. unable to contain or retain

assay

v. to examine or analyze



promontory

n. a highpoint of land

appurtenance

n. something subordinate to another, an accessory

malefaction

n. an evil deed or wrongdoing

niggard

n. an excessively miserly or stingy person

contumely

n. a humiliating insult

orison

n. a prayer

clemency

n. an act of mercy

beguile

v. to influence by trickery, to mislead

tedious

adj. long and tiresome

cozen

v. to cheat, deceive or trick

providence

n. the guidance and divine care by god or nature, foresight

convocation

n. a group of people gathered in answer to being summoned

conjecture

n. expression of an opinion without sufficient evidence

superfluous

adj. unnecessary, excessive

livery

n. a uniform worn by servants

cudgel

n. a short thick stick used as a weapon, a club

circumvent

v. to go around or bypass

recognizance

n. recognition, a promised sum

equivocation

n. an ambiguous expression

imperious

adj. dictatorial or overbearing

perdition

n. a state of final spiritual ruin

dearth

n. an inadequate supply, scarcity

palpable

adj. capable of being touched or felt, tangible

felicity

n. the state of being happy, bliss