Vocabulary-01

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• Leerroute 2

Vocabulary-01

ironic

1. breaking the law or rule
2. natural ability
3. the opposite of intended or expected meaning
4. attitude

Chp 2 page 18 line 17 , what does
aptitude
mean?

aptitude

1. a strong feeling of guilt or regret
2. belief
3. personality; attitude
4. natural ability

nuisance

1. remorse
2. annoying or irritating; unpleasant
3. to correct or punish
4. a strong feeling of guilt

meticulously

1. to get or obtain possession
2. slowed the progress of; interfered
3. made greater or more numerous
4. very carefully and precisely

On page 61 which word means the same as
meticulously

remorse

1. belief
2. to correct or punish
3. a strong feeling of guilt or regret
4. annoying or irritating

benign

1. harmless; mild
2. source; beginning
3. deep, strong, or intense
4. laziness

On page 162 line 4, what does
obsolete mean?

apprehensive

1. without reason or understanding
2. foreboding sense of evil
3. with calm nature and appearance
4. uneasy or concerned about something about to happen

ominous

1. without reason or understanding
2. intense pain
3. foreboding sense of evil
4. absorbed

placidly

1. with a calm nature and appearance
2. mildly
3. foreboding sense of evil
4. with great pain

Chapter 12 page 121 line 2 what does
relinquish
mean?

relinquish

1. to give up or surrender
2. showing or causing regret or pity
3. without energy; slow and sluggish
4. made greater or more numerous

ecstatic

1. unfair treatment
2. feeling great pleasure or delight
3. special skill or knowledge
4. fragment

anguish

1. spread throughout
2. mental pain; distress, or anxiety
3. unfair treament
4. fragment; trace

permeated

1. spread throughout; penetrated
2. fragment; trace
3. unfair treatment
4. dreary; gloomy

dejected

1. extremely painful
2. relief from emotional stress or grief
3. very unhappy; disappointed
4. in a state of great hardship

excruciating

1. in a state of great hardship
2. extremely painful
3. to get or obtain possession
4. to cause or impose

acquire

1. to get or obtain possession
2. relief from emotional stress or grief
3. to cause or impose
4. give authority or power to

Chastise

1. relief from emotional stress or grief
2. to correct or punish
3. extremely painfull
4. to cause or impose

Solace

1. extremely painful
2. solitude
3. an idea occurring later
4. relief from emotional distress or grief

inflict

1. in a state of great hardship
2. disappointed
3. give authority or power to
4. to cause or impose

rueful

1. feeling, showing or causing regret or pity
2. watchful and alert
3. slowed the progress of; interfered
4. splashing or turning violently

languid

1. slowed the progress of; interfered
2. made greater or more numerous
3. splashing or turning violently
4. without energy; slow, sluggish

impeded

1. disrupt
2. made greater or more numerous
3. teasing by showing something desirable but continually out of reach
4. slowed the progress of; interfered

vigilant

1. slowed the progress of
2. made greater or more numerous
3. watchful and alert
4. teasing by showing something desirable but continually out of reach

integral

1. beginning; source
2. harmless; mild
3. necessary; essential
4. unanimous

tantalizing

1. in a state of great hardship
2. made greater or more numerous
3. tentative
4. teasing by showing something desirable but continually out of reach

embedded

1. an integral part of something
2. without reason or understanding
3. full of smooth bends and curves
4. with calm nature and appearance

exuberant

1. annoying or irritating; unpleasant
2. very carefully and precisely
3. occurring naturally
4. full of enthusiasm; lively

spontaneously

1. deep, strong, or intense
2. disturbing
3. occurring naturally, without being planned
4. full of enthusiasm; lively

expertise

1. unfair treatment
2. special skill or knowledge
3. fragment; trace
4. experience

unanimous

1. with fear or caution of what is yet to come
2. large group of people
3. one that follows another in a job or office
4. all members of a group in complete agreement

what does:
precision of language mean?
not only the definition but also within Jonas' community