Vocab 2

gilded

• 1. anger or distress due to a perceived unfair situation or unfair treatment

•  covered with a thin layer of gold or deceptively attractive

• 1. done in a secret or stealthy way

• 1. to make clear or evident to the eye or understanding or to prove

indignation

• 1. easily recognizable or obvious

• done in a secret or stealthy way

• 1. anger or distress due to a perceived unfair situation or unfair treatment

• 1. clear or evident to the eye or understanding or to prove

patent

• done in a secret or stealthy way

• done in a secret or stealthy way

• 1. pleasant and friendly

• easily recognizable or obvious

surreptitious

• 1. generous in forgiveness; free from petty resentfulness

• done in a secret or stealthy way

• to be agreeable; to overcome hostility

• 1. someone or something that holds things together; person or thing that is an essential element in a system

manifest

• to make clear or evident to the eye or understanding or to prove

• 1. more complicated or elaborate than necessary; extravagant

• 1. generous in forgiveness; free from petty resentfulness

• 1.  pleasant and friendly

grandiose

• 1.  pleasant and friendly

• 1. generous in forgiveness; free from petty resentfulness

• 1. someone or something that holds things together; person or thing that is an essential element in a system

• 1. more complicated or elaborate than necessary; extravagant

magnanimous

• 1.  sluggish or without energy usually when ill

• 1. pleasant and friendly

• 1. a phantom or ghostlike

• 1. generous in forgiveness; free from petty resentfulness

affable

• 1.  to criticize or scold

• pleasant and friendly

• 1. someone or something that holds things together; person or thing that is an essential element in a system

• 1. to worship excessively a person/object

conciliatory(conciliate)

• 1. to be agreeable; to overcome hostility

• 1. to criticize or scold

• 1. someone or something that holds things together; person or thing that is an essential element in a system

• 1.  to clarify or explain 

linchpin

• to clarify or explain

• to criticize or scold

• 1. to worship excessively a person/object

• 1. someone or something that holds things together; person or thing that is an essential element in a system