Key Vocabulary: Terms and Meanings

This document presents a collection of terms and their associated definitions or synonyms, aiming to clarify various concepts and expressions.

Rapture

• To seize, usurp, or swipe.

Courtesy

• Politeness, kindness, or a compliment.

Inappropriate

• Unsuitable, inconvenient, or improper.

Work

• Industrious, hard-labored.

Tactic

• A strategy, plan, or methodology.

Cortadura

• A cut or incision.

Aversion

• Antipathy, repulsion, or rejection.

Judgment

• Sanity, a prudent approach.

Barter

• To trade, swap, or replace.

Suspicious

• Distrustful, wary, or reticent.

Manic

• Mindless, obsessive, or alienated.

Agravio

• An insult, outrage, or affront.

Evil

• Wickedness, cruelty, or meanness.

Futile

• Trivial, inconsequential, or insignificant.

Test

• To donate, lead, or leave.

Pinching

• To start the sprouting of plants and trees.

Rooted

• To extinguish or extirpate.

Atonement

• To erase guilt or achieve purification through sacrifice.

Fúnebre

• Very sad, tragic, or fatal.

Found

• To buttress or support material.

Slander

• To falsely and maliciously attribute dishonorable words, emotions, or acts to someone.

Encouragement

• As soul or spirit, it is the principle of human activity.

Lifting

• An act of lifting or rebellion.

Skinned

• To remove the skin from the body or any of its members.

Gestar

• A member of a corporation engaged in its administration.

Significant

• Important, representing value or meaning.

Animosity

• Enmity, or a grudge.

Rigor

• Excessive and scrupulous severity.

Tolerance

• Respect or regard for the opinions or practices of others, even if they are different from our own.

Harriman

• To bring or put one thing with another.

Gest

• To set milestones.

Furious

• Angry, or very prone to anger.

Expedited

• Rid, or unobstructed.

Flamboyant

• Flashy or showy.

Salary

• A stipend, pay, or remuneration.

Repel

• To reject, repudiate, repulse, or throw back.

Dark

• Gloomy, grim, or obscure.

Utility

• Profit, benefit, or increase.

Retaliation

• Revenge or reprisal.

Vernacular

• Indigenous, aboriginal, or native-born.

Bold

• Daring, brave, or courageous.

Fiery

• Passionate, impetuous, or reckless.

Trepidation

• Hesitation or apprehension.

Valpulear

• To spank, shake, or stir up.

Muttering

• To grumble, mumble, or scold.

Burda

• Wide, rough, or coarse.

Vitor

• To cheer or clap.

Colera / Ire

• Exalted: Intense rage.

Very Short

• Shooting.

Fool / Tone

• Silly.

Arts / Distinguishing Trace

• A matter for distinguishing a trace: strategy.

Amazing Pasmo

• Stupor.

Root and Stem

• Families or lineages: lineage or pedigree.

Toilet / Composure

• Adorno lineage.

Privilege

• To be conceded to a province, town, city, venue, or franchise.

Shine / Esplandecer

• To emit a ray of light; to fulgurate.

Giving Fruit or Usefulness

• Fruitful.

Distributing / Ordering

• Ordering the parties to a set: structuring.

Verbal Agreement

• A provision or agreement.

Summit

• Pointy top.

Corrupt

• That which is left behind, or involves bribery or perversion.

Wounding

• Incisive, sharp, caustic, or corrosive.

Continence

• A virtue that moderates and restrains the passions.

Lightweight

• Flighty, insubstantial, or frivolous.

Deceive

• To prevail over, deceive, or dupe the inexperienced.

Sporadic

• Describes what is occasional.

Unheard

• Never heard.