English Quiz (Part 183)

'insinuating' Meaning

• not showing emotions or thoughts and therefore very difficult to understand or get to know; very difficult to understand or get to know

• suggesting ideas without saying them directly

• unable to be trusted, or showing no loyalty

'inscrutable' Meaning

• not showing emotions or thoughts and therefore very difficult to understand or get to know; very difficult to understand or get to know

• unable to be trusted, or showing no loyalty

• suggesting ideas without saying them directly

'perfidious' Meaning

• necessary or needed for a particular purpose; an important necessary thing; needed for a particular purpose or result

• the appearance or expression of someone's face; approval; to approve of or give support to something; to find an activity acceptable

• unable to be trusted, or showing no loyalty

'countenance' Meaning

• necessary or needed for a particular purpose; an important necessary thing; needed for a particular purpose or result

• the appearance or expression of someone's face; approval; to approve of or give support to something; to find an activity acceptable

• (arrant nonsense)used to say how bad something is

'requisite' Meaning

• necessary or needed for a particular purpose; an important necessary thing; needed for a particular purpose or result

• (arrant nonsense)used to say how bad something is

• the appearance or expression of someone's face; approval; to approve of or give support to something; to find an activity acceptable

'arrant' Meaning

• someone who says they have particular moral beliefs but behaves in way that shows these are not sincere

• to hate someone or something; to feel strong hate, dislike, or disgust for someone or something

• (arrant nonsense)used to say how bad something is