Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
15 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
Pungent |
Sharp or irritating to the taste or smell EX: the abandoned house was pungent |
|
|
Deft |
Quick and skillful ex: The deft man broke the record for the shuttle run |
|
|
Reciprocal |
Reformed experienced by both sides Ex: my math teacher said multiply the fraction by it's reciprocal |
|
|
Languid |
Lacking energy or vitality Ex: The swimmer seemed languid after his 5th race |
|
|
Fervent |
Expressing jaded or scornful skeptism Ex. |
|
|
Cynical |
Expressing jaded or searnful skeptism |
|
|
Desolate |
Devoid of inhabitants Ex. The desolate house was sketchy |
|
|
Transendent |
Surpassing others preement or suprime Ex. The transcentend train was fast |
|
|
Impernetrable |
Impossible to penetrate Ex. The new army trucks are impernetrable |
|
|
Oculis |
Physician who treats eyes Ex: I go to the oculist for contacts |
|
|
Sumptuous |
Lavish rich and supirior in quality Ex: The new porsche was a small addition to the mans suptuous collection |
|
|
Facet |
Numerous aspects Ex. The crime was only one facet in the mans jail time |
|
|
Incessant |
Continuing without interruption Ex: The race track was incessant |
|
|
Innumerable |
To numerous to be content Ex: Invinity is innumerable |
|
|
Disdain |
Feeling or show of contempt Ex: I have feelings of Disdain against math |
