vocab words Flashcards

4815606356	agile	ability to be quick and graceful	0
4815609051	inevitable	certain to happen; unavoidable	1
4816010606	cognitive	acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience and the senses	2
4816011635	frigid	very cold temperature	3
4816133097	innovate	making changes in something, introducing new methods, ideas, or products	4
4816145096	ample	enough or more than enough	5
4816307706	controversial	give rise to public disagreement	6
4818286663	complement	a thing that completes or brings to perfection (two things)	7
4941920996	bureaucracy	system of government where important decisions are made by state officials rather then by elected representatives, consists of social hierarchy, job specialization and rules	8
4942066283	covet	long to posses or have something; desire	9
4955692692	decipher	convert a text written in code into normal language	10
4978957900	subordinate	lower in rank or position	11
4978971833	integrate	combine one thing with another to make a whole	12
4979029742	undermine	damage or weaken someone or something, especially gradually	13
4979039908	infantry	soldiers marching or fighting on foot	14
4979042605	cavalry	soldiers who fought on horseback	15
4979359883	propaganda	information, especially biased or misleading	16
4979387219	wield	hold and use a weapon or tool, have or be able to use power	17
4984265895	interlude	an intervening period of time (pause, stop)	18
4984330994	benevolent	well meaning and kindly	19
4984458702	adverary	ones opponent in a conflict, contest or dispute	20
5069637452	commerce	activity of buying and selling	21
5069650714	patriarch	male head of a family or tribe	22
5069682743	revernece	deep respect for someone or something	23
5172047591	pivotal	crucial importance in relation to the development or success of something; central	24
5172061629	ethical	relating to moral principles	25
5172071545	underpinning	set of ideas, motives or devices that justify or form the basis of something; base	26
5172087260	turbulent	conflict, disorder, confusion, not calm or controlled	27
5345160210	mutiny	refuse to obey orders of a person in authority which leads into an open rebellion against them	28
5345219835	bliss	perfect happiness, great joy	29
5354147010	tacitic	an action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a specific end; scheme	30
5354153219	foray	a sudden attack or incursion into enemy territory, especially to obtain something; a raid	31
5354272799	regime`	a government, especially an authoritarian one	32
5355325926	adherent	someone who supports a particular party, person, or set of ideas; follower/supporter	33
5355347437	contemplate	look thoughtfully for a long time	34
5355371473	transient	lasting only a short time; impermanent	35
5355451450	unprecedented	never done or known before	36
5385121506	prevail	prove more powerful than opposing forces; be victorious	37
5395155437	usurp	take position of a power or importance illegally or by force	38
5440780449	consolidate`	make something physically stronger or more solid	39
5440915436	feat	an achievement that requires great courage, skill, or strength	40
5441057544	indelible	not able to be forgotten or removed	41
5441441818	infrastructure	the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g., buildings, roads, and power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.	42
5441453881	incursion	sudden invasion or attack	43
5441472934	aloof	not friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant.	44
5441493475	counterproductive	having the opposite of the desired effect	45
5441736320	inflexible	unwilling to change or compromise	46
5441898134	conscription	enlistment for state service	47
5441942669	revenue	income, especially when of a company or organization and of a substantial nature	48
5463815533	proselytizing	try to convert someone from one religion, belief, or opinion to another; missionaries	49
5463906957	placate`	make someone less angry or hostile	50
5463955135	condemn	express complete disapproval of, typically in public	51
5557062802	secular	non-religious	52
5557159064	devotion	love, loyalty, or enthusiasm of a person	53
5557363190	supremacy	the state or condition of being superior to all others in authority, power, or status; white supremacy	54
5557424047	broker	a person who buys and sells good; merchants [p	55
5599760295	compile	produce something like a list, report, or book by gathering information from other sources; collect information for something	56
5599920767	proclaim	announce officially or publically	57
5600123072	perlious	full of danger or risk	58
5603455129	seclude	of a place not seen or visited by many people; sheltered and private	59
5603511260	dowry	property or money brought by a bride to her husband on their marriage	60
5603720590	assimilate	take in information, ideas, or culture, and understand fully	61
5604020456	amicable	having a spirit of friendliness without serious disagreement of rancor	62
5605209974	dissident	person who opposes official policy	63
5624914461	ensue	happen or occur afterward or as a result	64
5625799052	abticate	renounce one's throne	65
5845531906	exemplify	be a typical example of	66
5847998001	aristocracy	highest class in certain societies, especially those holding hereditary titles	67
5851300494	burgeon	begin to grow or increase rapidly; flourish	68
5851306456	commercialization	managing or running something principally for financial gain	69
5851329896	cult	system of religious devotion directed toward a particular figure or object	70
5851338504	flourish	grow or develop into a healthy or vigorous way	71
5851344068	vigorous	strong, healthy, full of energy	72
5851348216	commercial	engaged in commerce (trading, business)	73
5853988260	refute	prove a statement or theory to be wrong or false	74
5853998430	notion	conception or belief about something	75
5854015091	breakthrough	a sudden, dramatic, and important discovery	76
5854025877	inferior (you are inferior to me)	lower in rank, status, or quality	77
5872376102	integral	necessary to make a whole complete; essential or fundamental	78
5872860467	prestige	respect or admiration for someone based on the perception of their achievements or quality	79
5872861382	perception	the ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the sense; recognition, awareness	80
5875840381	xenophobia	intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries	81
5878364121	consolidate	make something physically stronger or more solid	82
5878364496	barrack	building used to house soldiers	83
5906333306	atrocity	extremely wicked or cruel act; typically involving violence or injury	84
5944787629	omnipotent	(of a deity) having unlimited power; able to do anything	85
5944843609	replenish	fill something up again	86
5944898720	perpetual	never ending or changing	87
5944907819	maneuver	series of moves requiring skill and care	88
5989608727	penance	voluntary self-punishment inflicted as an outward expression of repentance for having done wrong	89
5989613749	repent	sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sins	90
5989614771	atone	make amends or reperation	91
5989616615	epidemic	a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time	92
6061644468	prevalent	widespread in a particular area at a particular time	93
6095380903	distill	process of purifying a liquid into vapor to then condensing it by cooling the vapor and collecting the resulting liquid	94
6095387006	condense	make something more dense; liquefy	95
6122643812	lucrative	producing a great deal of profit	96
6122651104	dymanism	the quality of being characterized by vigorous activity or progress	97
6122660391	vigorous	strong healthy and full of energy	98
6122739959	brisk	active, fast, and energetic "a good brisk walk"	99
6172059345	vile	extremely unpleasant "That's a vile thing to do"	100
6172063642	redemtion	being saved from sin, error, or evil; saving	101
6172069704	vain	high opinion of one's appearance, ability, or worth; conceited... can also mean useless	102
6172142485	tedious	too long, slow, or dull; tiresome, boring	103
6172181287	indulgence	giving ways to one's desire, something enjoyed out of satisfaction; eating an extra cookie	104
6172188047	culprit	person responsible for a crime; cause of a problem or defect	105
6172201511	derogatory	showing critical (criticizing) or disrespectful attitude; being rude	106
6172209543	marginalize	treating a person, group, or concept as insignificant; unimportant	107
6172218900	exposition	comprehensive description or explanation of something	108
6172220463	comprehensive	complete; all or almost all aspects of something	109
6172227496	bellicose	aggression or willingness to fight;	110
6172232538	fallacy	false misconception or belief of something usually based on unsound agreement	111
6250290782	cumulative/accumulate	increased in quantity by additions; increasing	112
6172162943	indulgent	tenancy to be overly generous or lenient with someone; easygoing	113
6304025017	interdependence	one two or more things rely or depend on each other	114
6339651916	gallant	brave or heroic; especially of a man to a woman	115
6342680709	supersition	credulous belief for supernatural beings; delusion, fallacy	116
6342684423	credulity	ready to believe the claims of others without sufficient evidence	117
6360642442	endow	give an income or property to a person/institution; supply, provide	118
6360729874	despotism	the exercise of absolute power especially in a cruel of oppressive way	119
6360773045	accommodation	a room or building for people to live in	120