to approach and speak to first stinging, bitter in temper or tone
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SAT UNIT 4
accostTo approach and speak to first
acrimonious Stinging, bitter in temper or tone
bigotOne obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his own belief or opinion
censureTo blame
or criticize
CESSATIONA stopping or
ceasing
deleteriousHarmful, injurious, having a harmful effect
elaborationAddition of details, intricacy
fastidiousOverly demanding or hard to please; excessively careful in regard to details
gluttonSomeone who eats too much
hedonismBelief that pleasure is the sole aim in life
impede
To stop in
progress;
obstruct; hinder
impetuousRushing
with force and
violence; hasty;
impulsive
legacyA gift made by a will; anything handed down
marred Damaged; disfigured
obstinatestubborn
pariah An outcast; one who is rejected by a social group or organization
Example: lepers
salubriousHealthy; conducive to well-being; beneficial; healthful
temperTo moderate; tone down or restrain
The adjective form is temperate: this woman’s
clothing is temperate.
unkemptNot combed; untidy; not well kept
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