Adhere
to stick fast to ; to faithfully believe in
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Adhere | to stick fast to ; to faithfully believe in |
Miscreant | A person who behaves badly or breaks the law |
Quixotic | exceedingly idealistic; unrealistic and impractical |
Somber | Dark, Gloomy, and Depressing |
Undulate | to move up and down in a wave-like pattern |
Resolute | firm, determined, and unwavering |
Strident | commanding attention by a loud or intrusive quality |
Amicable | having a spirit of friendliness |
Amorous | having strong feelings of love, especially romantically |
Tedious | tiresome because of length or dullness |
impede | to delay or prevent someone by getting in the way |
interpose | to place yourself between two things, people, or groups |
admonish | to warn or rebuke someone firmly |
aperture | an opening or space |
perfidious | deceitful and untrustworthy |
abject | (of something bad) experienced or present to the maximum degree |
sanguinary | involving or causing much bloodshed |
hauteur | a formal, unfriendly, and prideful way of behaving |
patronize | to treat in a seemingly helpful way but with an attitude of superiority |
boon | a benefit, blessing, or favor |
cypher | a secret disguised way of writing |
defray | to provide payment towards |
conveyance | the transportation of someplace to another |
mauve | a pale purple color |
artifice | a clever trick or artful skill intended to deceive |
proffer | to offer something by holding it out |
recriminate | to make accusations in retaliation |
virulent | describing something that is dangerous and fast spreading |
insinuate | to suggest without being direct that something unpleasant or untrue is true |
succulent | tender, juicy, and or tasty |