Vocab 1-6

disavow

deny any responsibility or support for.

disconsolate

without consolation

dissolute

lax in morals

disenfranchise

deprive of the right to vote

exonerate

absolve from blame or fault or wrong doing

expiate

atone for (guilt of sin)

galvanize

shock or excite into action

gratiuitous

uncalled for

harbinger

a peron or thing that announces the approach of something

heresy

belief or opinion contraryt to orthodox religious doctrine

impel

drive force someone to do something

imperious

assuming power without justification

impacable

unable to be placated

impetuous

acting or done quickly and without thought or care

impunity

exemption from unishment or freedom from the consequences of an action

inadvertent

not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning

incandescence

the phenomenon of light emission by body as its temperature is raised

indigent

poor needy

ineffable

too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words

inexorable

IMPOSSIBLE TO STOP OR PREVENT

juxtapose

place or deal with close together for contrasting affect

lethargic

affected by lethargy

liable

responsible by law

lithe

thin supple and graceful

loquacious

tending to talk a great deal

woeful

expressing sorrow or misery

misanthropic

disliking humankind

nemesis

the inescapable agent of someones downfall

zeitgeist

spirit of the times

dilettant

a person who cultivates an area of interest without real commitment or knowledge

discernible

able to be discered

jocular

fond of or characterized by joking

malaise

a general feeling of disconmoft or unease which the cause is not known

precipitous

dangerously high or steep

propensity

an inclination or natral tendency to behave in a particular way

repudiation

rejection of a proposal or idea

reprehensible

deserving censure or condemnation

miscreant

a person who behaes badly or in a way that breaks the law

obstreperous

noisy and difficult to control

peripatetic

traveling from place to place

confabulation

an informal onversation

depredation

an act of attacking or plundering

fulminate

express vehement protest

peregrination

travel from place to place

plethora

an excess of something

vestive

a trace of something that is dissapearing

prerogative

a right or privalage specific specific to an individual calss

malinger

feign illnesss to escape duty

resplendent

attractive or impressive through being richly colorful

ennui

a feeling of listlessness arising from a lack of excitement

quixotic

exceeding idealistic

non sequitur

a conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from previous argument or statement

versimilitude

the appearance of being true or real

satorial

of or relating to tailoring

libertine

a person who behaves without morals

debauchery

excessive indulgence in sensual matters

jingoistic

fanaticlly patriotic

phlegmatic

having an unemotional and stolidly calm disposition

didactic

intended to teach