v. to lose self-confidence; to confuse; to put to shame; to disconcert; to embarrass
(a) allure
(b) abash
(c) delete
(d) ken
n. trust; belief; confidence; faith
(a) denunciation
(b) delinquent
(c) credence
(d) onus
n. amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm
(a) myriad
(b) larceny
(c) prelude
(d) consternation
adj. incapable of being defended or held; uninhabitable
(a) curt
(b) untenable
(c) convivial
(d) heedless
n. tenet seemingly contradictory or false, but actually true
(a) armistice
(b) deference
(c) paradox
(d) exposition |
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v. to talk or write excitedly; to scold; to lecture
(a) transgress
(b) paraphrase
(c) raze
(d) harangue
adj. winding; wandering aimlessly
(a) cantankerous
(b) fulsome
(c) meander
(d) feasible
v. to calm; to lessen in severity; to mollify; to relieve
(a) reiterate
(b) allay
(c) exploit
(d) condole
n. embankment used as a fortification; an idea; object serving as a protection
(a) chicanery
(b) spurn
(c) construe
(d) bulwark
v. to punish through public criticism; to scold; to reprimand
(a) promulgate
(b) incarcerate
(c) abdicate
(d) castigate |
