CEP Week 6 Vocaulary Practice

A noisy or overexcited reaction to something

• Brouhaha (noun)
• ardent (Adj.)
• Irksome (Adj.)
• Egregious (Adj.)

a group of men who held and cultivated small landed estates.

• yeomanry (noun)
• Bourgeois (Adj.)
• Flout (v.)
• Abnegation (noun)

outstandingly bad; shocking

• Egregious (Adj.)
• Brouhaha (noun)
• ardent (Adj.)
• Irksome (Adj.)

the act of renouncing or rejecting something

• Abnegation (noun)
• yeomanry (noun)
• Bourgeois (Adj.)
• Flout (v.)

Causing annoyance, weariness,

• Irksome (Adj.)
• Egregious (Adj.)
• Brouhaha (noun)
• ardent (Adj.)

Openly disregard a rule, law, or convention

• Flout (v.)
• Abnegation (noun)
• yeomanry (noun)
• Bourgeois (Adj.)

enthusiastic or passionate

• ardent (Adj.)
• Irksome (Adj.)
• Egregious (Adj.)
• Brouhaha (noun)

The bourgeois men and women of France revolted and beheaded anyone who got in their way

• Characteristic of the middle class with reference to its preceived materialistic values

• Openly disregard a rule, law, or convention

• the act of renouncing or rejecting something

• a group of men who held and cultivated small landed estates.

The brouhaha of a crowded stadium witnessing a touchdown seems like a distant memory right now.

• A noisy or overexcited reaction to something

• enthusiastic or passionate

• Causing annoyance, weariness,

• outstandingly bad; shocking

There was a yeomanry together descussing a business deal

• a group of men who held and cultivated small landed estates.

• Characteristic of the middle class with reference to its preceived materialistic values

• Openly disregard a rule, law, or convention

• the act of renouncing or rejecting something