English Vocab
English vocab lesson 12 for test this Friday
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- bursting, stuffed
- devoid (2 antonyms)
- adjective
- demure (speech)
- handy, proficient
- dexterous (2 synonyms)
- to desert one country, cause, or the like for another
- defect (definition) [verb]
- remiss, wrongdoer
- delinquent (2 synonyms)
- adjective
- desultory (speech)
- modest and reserved in dress, manner, or behavior
- demure (definition)
- sloppy, frumpy
- dapper (2 antonyms)
- delay, hold off on
- defer (2 synonyms)
- adjective
- dejected (speech)
- adjective
- devout (speech)
- shy, coy
- demure (2 synonyms)
- a person who fails to perform a duty, an offender
- delinquent (definition) [noun]
- noun, verb
- defect (speech)
- hasten, reject
- defer (2 antonyms)
- verb
- delude (speech)
- in very low spirits
- dejected (definition)
- neglectful of a duty or obligation, seriously overdue
- delinquent (definition) [adj.]
- a person who differs markedly in behavior, belief, or attitude from what is accepted as normal or proper
- deviate (definition) [noun]
- noun
- denouement (speech)
- adjective and noun
- delinquent (speech)
- to put off or postpone
- defer (definition)
- stylish, chic
- dapper (2 synonyms)
- to strike out or remove
- delete (definition)
- verb
- delineate (speech)
- skillful in using one's hands or mind, clever
- dexterous (definition)
- happy, merry
- dejected (2 antonyms)
- cancel, omit
- delete (2 synonyms)
- adjective
- dexterous (speech)
- wanting, barren
- devoid (2 synonyms)
- conform to, traditionalist
- deviate (2 antonyms)
- a flaw or shortcoming
- defect (definition) [noun]
- veer, oddball
- deviate (2 synonyms)
- to make an accurate line drawing or diagram of, to portray or describe in detail
- delineate (definition)
- unraveling, disentanglement, climax, final solution
- denouement (4 synonyms)
- bold, forward
- demure (2 antonyms)
- adjective
- devoid (speech)
- include, add
- delete (2 antonyms)
- shifting from one thing to another without reason or purpose, random
- desultory (definition)
- dupe, gull, hoodwink, trick
- delude (4 synonyms)
- adjective
- dapper (speech)
- faithful, reverent
- devout (2 synonyms)
- deeply religious, earnest, or sincere
- devout (definition)
- the outcome or solution of a complex sequence of events
- denouement (definition)
- verb
- delete (speech)
- empty, lacking in
- devoid (definition)
- dutiful, conscientious
- delinquent (2 antonyms)
- sad, blue
- dejected (2 synonyms)
- verb, noun
- deviate (speech)
- picture, depict, sketch, etch
- delineate (4 synonyms)
- constant, steadfast
- desultory (2 antonyms)
- to mislead or deceive
- delude (definition)
- erratic, spasmodic
- desultory (2 synonyms)
- unreligious, irreverent
- devout (2 antonyms)
- to move away from, especially what is considered normal, right, or acceptable
- deviate (definition) [verb]
- awkward, clumsy
- dexterous (2 antonyms)
- blemish, fault, abandon, forsake
- defect (4 synonyms)
- verb
- defer (speech)
- Neatly and stylishly dressed
- dapper (definition)