English vocab tkam
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- malevolent
- wishing ill will or hatred toward others
- condescend
- to descend to a less formal or dignified lecel;to stoop
- taciturn
- temperamentally disinclined to talk; habitually quiet
- iniquity
- wickedness;sin
- expound
- to set forth;to defend with sargument;to make clear the meaning of;to explain
- indigenous
- produced,growing,or loving naturally i a particular area
- entail
- legal term meaning,in this case,that ones property or estate is temporarily held by the state until one pays texes
- asinine
- stuped;stubborn
- assuage
- to lessen the intensity of; to ease,pacify,quiet, appease,quench,relieve
- sojourn
- a temporary stay
- nebulous
- cloudy,hazy,foggy,indistinct
- disapprobation
- act or state of disapproving
- predilection
- a preference for
- foray
- sudden or irregular attat for war or spoils;raid
- stealthy
- slow,deliberat,and secret in avtion or character;furtive
- repertoire
- list or supply of dramas that a person is prepared to perform; supply of skills used in a particular field, occupation or practice
- quibble
- to evade or shift from the point;to bicker
- domicile
- persons home;abode
- fraught
- filled
- vapid
- lacking liveliness,tang,briskness,or force;flat;uninteresting
- profane
- defiled;serving to defile what is holy
- covey
- a small flock;company,band of people
- onslaught
- an especially fierce attack
- dictum
- formal authoritative pronouncement of a priciple,propisition,or opinion
- tacit
- implied or indicated but not actually expressed,unspoken
- magisterial
- with a dignified,sedate,or pompous maner
- contentious
- argumentative,quarrelsome
- auspicious
- promising good facor;facorable
- amiable
- friendly,agrreeable,generally pleasing