Pride and Prejudice Vocab, Page 1

What does 'abominate' mean?

• To love and cherish

• To feel extreme disgust and hatred towards

• To agree with someone

• To be friendly and kind

What does 'accede' mean?

• To refuse or deny

• To give up or surrender

• To assent, agree, give way

• To be artificial or put on airs

What does 'affable' mean?

• Easy to approach and converse with

• To feel extreme disgust and hatred towards

• To be artificial or put on airs

• To be lively and sprightful

What does 'affectation' mean?

• Natural behavior

• Artificiality of behavior

• To be lively and sprightful

• To be courteous and kind

What does 'alacrity' mean?

• Slowness and delay

• Liveliness and briskness

• To be artificial or put on airs

• To be courteous and kind

What does 'ardent' mean?

• Lacking passion

• Glowing with passion

• To be artificial or put on airs

• To be courteous and kind

What does 'candour' mean?

• Deceptiveness

• Freedom from reserve

• To be artificial or put on airs

• To be courteous and kind

What does 'censure' mean?

• Approval and praise

• Hostile criticism

• To be artificial or put on airs

• To be courteous and kind

What does 'cessation' mean?

• Continuation

• Ceasing or discontinuance

• To be artificial or put on airs

• To be courteous and kind

What does 'circumspect' mean?

• Reckless and careless

• Watchful and attentive

• To be artificial or put on airs

• To be courteous and kind