S2 Vocabulary List #1

To accept something reluctantly but without protest

• Acquiesce

• Bequeath

• Bolster

• Edify

Belonging to an earlier time; existing out of its time in history

• Anachronistic

• Capricious

• Flagrant

• Innocuous

Pass something on or leave something to someone else 

• Bequeath

• Bolster

• Edify

• Acquiesce

changing one’s mind quickly and often

• Capricious

• Anachronistic

• Flagrant

• Innocuous

A scarcity or lack of something; an amount or supply that is not large enough

• Dearth

• Flagrance

• Edification

• Anachronism

To improve someone’s mind; instruct or improve someone morally or intellectually

• edify

• Acquiesce

• Bequeath

• Bolster

(of a bad action, situation, or person) conspicuously or obviously offensive

• Flagrant

• Maudlin

• Anachronistic

• Innocuous

Not harmful or offensive

• Innocuous

• Capricious

• Anachronistic

• Flagrant

Showing or expressing too much emotion, especially in a foolish or annoying way; self-pitying or tearfully sentimental often through drunkenness  

• Maudlin

• Anachronistic

• Capricious

• Innocuous

To support or improve something or make it stronger

• Bolster

• Bequeath

• Acquiesce

• Edify