English #6
Terms
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- plenary
- complete in all aspects or essentials, absolute, attended by all qualified members
- travesty
- a grotesque or grossly inferior imitation, a disguise, aspecially the clothing of the opposite sex, to ridicule by imitating in a broad or burlesque fashion
- equity
- the state or quality of being just, fair, or impartial, fair and equal treatment, something that is fair, the money value of a propertyabove and beyond any morgtage or other claim
- motif
- a principal idea, feature, theme, or element, a repeated or dominant figure in a design
- surveillance
- a watch kept over a person, careful, close
- abject
- degraded, base, comtemptible, cringing, servile, complete and unrelieved
- agnostic
- one who believes that nothing can be known about God, a skeptic, without faith, skeptical
- perspicacity
- keenness in observing and understanding
- testy
- easily irritated, characterized by impatience and exasperation
- derelict
- someone or something that is abandoned or neglected, left abandoned, neglectful of duty
- indictment
- that act of accusing, a formal accusation
- complicity
- involvement in wrongdoing, the state of being an accomplice
- effigy
- a crude image of a despised person
- inane
- silly, empty of meaning or value
- indubitable
- certain, not to be doubted or denied
- sylvan
- pertaining to or characteristic of forests, living or located in a forest, wooded, woody
- moot
- open to discuttion and debate, unresolved, to bring up for discussion, a hypothetical law case argued by students.
- intermittent
- stopping and begginning again, sporadic
- diatribe
- a bitter and prolonged verbal attack
- neophyte
- a new convert, beginner, novice