English vocab 3

Alienate

• To cause hostile indifference where love friendliness, or interest formerly existed

• To claim that something is true but without offering any proof

• The misplacing of an object or event in a period to which it cannot possibly belong; anything out of its proper time frame

• • A brief account of some interesting or amusing incident, especially one containing biographical or historical details

Allege

• To cause hostility or indifference where love, friendliness, or interest formerly existed

• To refer to indirectly

• To claim that something is true but without offering any proof

• A curse or strong denunciation

Allude

• To refer to indirectly

• To claim that something is true but without offering any proof

• The surrounding or pervading atmosphere; the tone and spirit of an environment

• The misplacing of an object or event in a period to which it cannot possibly belong; anything out of its proper time frame.

Ambience

• A curse or strong denunciation

• A brief account of some interesting or amusing incident, especially one containing biographical or historical details.

• An official pardon granted to offenders against the government, especially for political offenses

• • The surrounding or pervading atmosphere; the tone and spirit of an environment

Amnesty

• The misplacing of an object or event in a period to which it cannot possibly belong; anything out of its proper time frame.

• Absence of government authority; general political and social disorder

• • An official pardon granted to offenders against the government, especially for political offenses

• The surrounding or pervading atmosphere; the tone and spirit of an environment

Anarchy

• To claim that something is true but without offering any proof

• Absence of government authority; general political and social disorder

• To cause hostility or indifference where love, friendliness, or interest formerly existed

• A curse or strong denunciation

Anachronism

• The misplacing of an object or event in a period to which it cannot possibly belong; anything out of its proper time frame.

• An official pardon granted to offenders against the government, especially for political offenses

• A brief account of some interesting or amusing incident, especially one containing biographical or historical details.

• The surrounding or pervading atmosphere; the tone and spirit of an environment

Anathema

• To cause hostility or indifference where love, friendliness, or interest formerly existed

• The misplacing of an object or event in a period to which it cannot possibly belong; anything out of its proper time frame.

• Absence of government authority; general political and social disorder

• A curse or strong denunciation

Anecdote

• To claim that something is true but without offering any proof

• A brief account of some interesting or amusing incident, especially one containing biographical or historical details.

• The surrounding or pervading atmosphere; the tone and spirit of an environment

• To refer to indirectly