sets one, two, three and four of first semester
514566708 | expectorate | to eject from throat or lungs by coughing | 0 | |
514566709 | palpate | to examine by touch | 1 | |
514566710 | peremptory | expressive of urgency | 2 | |
514566869 | pernicious | highly injurious or destructive | 3 | |
514566870 | dissemble | to put on the appearance of | 4 | |
514566872 | droll | having humorous, whimsical, or odd qualities | 5 | |
514566873 | adulation | excessive admiration or flattery | 6 | |
514566874 | censure | to judge involving condemnation | 7 | |
514566875 | mitigate | to make less servere | 8 | |
514566876 | pusillanimous | too afraid to do the right thing | 9 | |
514566877 | phlegmatic | having or showing a slow and solid temper | 10 | |
514566878 | propitious | being a good omen | 11 | |
514566879 | allay | to make quiet | 12 | |
514566880 | capacious | capable of containing a great deal | 13 | |
514566881 | extricate | to free or remove from entanglement | 14 | |
514566882 | ignominious | deserving of shame or infamy | 15 | |
514566883 | inundate | overwhelm | 16 | |
514566884 | perspicuous | easily understood because of clarity of presentation | 17 | |
514566885 | trepidation | uncertain agitation (nervousness) | 18 | |
514566887 | voluble | characterized by rapid speech | 19 | |
514566888 | arduous | marked by great labor or effort | 20 | |
514566889 | feckless | weak; ineffective | 21 | |
514566890 | acquiesce | accept, comply, or submit passively | 22 | |
514566891 | amity | friendly relations between nations | 23 | |
514566892 | nebulous | indistinct or vague | 24 | |
514566893 | unctuous | saying one thing, thinking another | 25 | |
514566895 | collusion | secret agreement especially for an illegal purpose | 26 | |
514566926 | benevolent | characterized by or expressing goodwill or kindly feelings | 27 | |
514566927 | austere | stern and cold in appearance or manner | 28 | |
514566928 | aplomb | complete confidence or self-assurance | 29 | |
514566929 | barrage | to bombard with something | 30 | |
514566930 | cognizant | knowledgeable of something especially through personal experience | 31 |