May 4, 2013

4/8~4/12

4/8

morose  adjective

having a sullen and gloomy disposition

Ex: He became morose and withdrawn and would not talk to anyone.

primordial  adjective

existing in or persisting from the beginning (as of a solar system or universe)

Ex: a primordial gas cloud

intent  noun

the act or fact of intending : purpose; especially : the design or purpose to commit a wrongful or criminal act

Ex: admitted wounding him with intent

antagonist  noun

a muscle that contracts with and limits the action of an agonist with which it is paired

peculiar  adjective

different from the usual or normal

 

 

4/9

assail  verb

to attack violently with blows or words

Ex: The movie was assailed by critics.

introspective  noun

a reflective looking inward : an examination of one's own thoughts and feelings

perpetual  adjective

occurring continually : indefinitely long-continued

Ex: perpetual problems

comrade  noun

an intimate friend or associate : companion

appease  verb

to cause to subside : allay

Ex: appeased my hunger

 

 

4/10

diabolical  adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of the devil : devilish

Ex: a diabolical plot

incarnation  noun

a concrete or actual form of a quality or concept; especially : a person showing a trait or typical character to a marked degree

Ex: She is the incarnation of goodness.

belligerent  adjective

inclined to or exhibiting assertiveness, hostility, or combativeness

discomfiture  noun

the act of discomfiting : the state of being discomfited

Ex: blushed and lowered her eyes in evident discomfiture

dubious  adjective

of doubtful promise or outcome

Ex: a dubious plan

 

 

4/11

illuminate  verb

to enlighten spiritually or intellectually

ignominious  adjective

humiliating, degrading

Ex: suffered an ignominious defeat

disconsolate  adjective

cheerless

Ex: a clutch of disconsolate houses — D. H. Lawrence

molest  verb

to annoy, disturb, or persecute especially with hostile intent or injurious effect

Ex: He was sent to jail for molesting children.

squirm  verb

to twist about like a worm

Ex: The baby squirmed a lot when I tried to hold him.

 

 

4/12

arduous  adjective

hard to accomplish or achieve : difficult

Ex: years of arduous training

spasmodic  adjective

resembling a spasm especially in sudden violence

Ex: a spasmodic jerk

irritable  adjective

easily exasperated or excited

Ex: gets irritable when he tires

retaliate  verb

to repay (as an injury) in kind

thereafter  adverb

after that

Ex: Thereafter, the two companies operated in full partnership.

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