Vocab

             Pride – being proud, inordinate self-esteem; and unreasonable conceit of one's own superiority over others.
             Insufficient – not sufficient, inadequate to any need, use or purpose.
             Consequence – that which follows from any act, cause, principles or series of actions.
             Pliancy – quality of being pliant; easiness to be vent; readiness to be influenced.
             Ductility – a yielding disposition of mind; ready compliance.
             Commendation – praise, favorable representation of words, declaration of esteem; respects; greeting; message of love.
             Synonymously – to express by words of the same meaning (words that have the same meaning (synonym)
             Endeavor – to try to do; an effort; an essay; an attempt.
             Defy – to provoke to combat or strife, to challenge; to dare, to despise.
             Engross – to enlarge; to take up the whole of (engross one's time).
             Accost – to speak first to; to address before oneself is addressed.
             Tete a tete – (tete-a-tete) a private interview with no one but the parties concerned.
             Complexion – The temperament, habitude or natural disposition of the body or mind, the color or hue of the skin particularly of the face.
             Symptoms – Any sign or token; what serves as evidence not seen.
             Abominable – detestable, loathsome; odious in the utmost degree.
             Eminent – Standing out above other things, lofty, exalted in rank.
             Countenance – demeanor, way of acting or holding one's self; appearance or expression of the face.
             Odious – offensive, hateful, horrible.
             Discretion – quality of being discreet, caution, prudence, sound judgement.
             Reprehensible – deserve to be reprehended; blameworthy; censurable; deserving reproof.
             Prosperity – good progress in any business or enterprise; success, good fortune.
             Amiable – possessing agreeable moral qualities, having an excellent or attracti...

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