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término		definición
Bedlam empezar lección		Chaos confusion It was bedlam at our house on the morning of the wedding.
PANDEMONIUM empezar lección		chaos There was pandemonium in the classroom till the head appeared.
Tumultuous empezar lección		very loud; involving strong feeling
Turbulance empezar lección		violent disorder
turmoil empezar lección		confusion
upheaval empezar lección		disturbance
felon empezar lección		one who has committed the crime
Menace empezar lección		Threatening thing
miscreant empezar lección		one who creates trouble
Rogue empezar lección		a violent person
Scoundrel empezar lección		Villan
artful empezar lección		skillfull in cunning way
Artifice empezar lección		trickery
Bilk empezar lección		cheat someone of money, possessions A con man who bilked investors out of millions of dollars.
Chicanery empezar lección		trickery It can take several hours in large counties for the ballots to reach the counting station, giving ample opportunity for chicanery.
Crafty empezar lección		sly and decptive
Dupe empezar lección		a person who can easily be fooled
Duplicity empezar lección		double behaviour
Fleece empezar lección		cheat someone of money
Guile empezar lección		trickery
Gulled empezar lección		deceived The immigrant was gulled because he trusted everyone very easily.
Hoodwink empezar lección		cheat or deceive She was hoodwinked into buying a worthless necklace.
Mislead empezar lección		deceive
Swindle empezar lección		cheat someone of money
wily empezar lección		cunning The boss is a wily old fox.
Artless empezar lección		without deception The artless sincerity of a young child.
Credence credible empezar lección		truthfulness, or believability They could give no credence to the findings of the survey.
credulous empezar lección		believing things very easily The law will afford relief to the credulous people who have been duped.
Guileless empezar lección		without deception Jacobs, a sweet and guileless performer, is quite delightful.
ingenuous empezar lección		innocent
naive naivete empezar lección		inncoent
Recapitulate empezar lección		summarize
Rehash empezar lección		repeat or use again, with no or few changes He just rehashes songs from the 60's.
Reiterate empezar lección		repeat
Calamitous empezar lección		disatrous
cataclysm empezar lección		a violent upheaval The immediate cause for this cataclysm was the recession.
Catastrophe empezar lección		disaster
Debacle empezar lección		disaster The revolution ended in a debacle.
coup empezar lección		clever action At this point in time, no one can be sure as to whether the coup was justified.
Apprehensive empezar lección		worried nervous You have no reason to be apprehensive about the future.
cynical empezar lección		always questioning or doubting people or their motives Do you have to be cynical about everything?
dubious empezar lección		doubtfull
questionable empezar lección		doubtfull
skeptical empezar lección		doubtful
dignified empezar lección		dignified proper
Demure empezar lección		shy and reserved She is a demure young lady.
prim empezar lección		formally precise or proper She is much too prim and proper to be a host.
Propriety empezar lección		following what is socially acceptable in speech and behavior Nobody questioned the propriety of her being there alone.
Seemly empezar lección		dignified, proper, and in good taste It was not considered seemly to talk in such a way in front of the children.
Arrogant empezar lección		too proud and looking down on others
Bombastic empezar lección		(of speech, writing, etc.) high-sounding; high-flown; inflated; pretentious There were bombastic speeches by party members.
Braggart empezar lección		one who brags I am not trying to be a braggart, but the editors mentioned me frequently in their journals.
Bravado empezar lección		a bold or brave manner Don't threaten me, she whispered with false bravado.
Conceited empezar lección		very proud He is a very conceited person.
Egotistical empezar lección		very proud or self-centered His egotistical behavior prevented him from really loving anyone but himself.
Haughty empezar lección		very arrogant or proud He replied with haughty disdain.
Hubris empezar lección		excessive pride His failure was brought only by hubris.
Pompous empezar lección		arrogant or conceited His speech sounded very pompous and self congratulatory.
Supercilious empezar lección		displaying arrogant pride, scorn, or indifference The jewelry store clerk was very supercilious.
Swagger empezar lección		walk or behave in a very arrogant or proud way He swaggered into the room, looking very pleased with himself.
Vanglorious empezar lección		very proud and boastful He has always come across as deeply untrustworthy and extremely vainglorious.
unassuming empezar lección		modest Sachin Tendulkar is a very unassuming cricketer.
altruist empezar lección		omeone who makes charitable donations intended to increase human well-being
Benefactor empezar lección		one who gives money or other support for a good cause He is a generous benefactor.
beneficent empezar lección		kind or generous
benevolent empezar lección		kind or generous
Humane empezar lección		kind or compassionate Campaigners claim that the animals are not being kept in humane condition.
Magnanimous empezar lección		generous
Munificent empezar lección		generous We are extremely grateful for your munificent gift to our cause.
Patron empezar lección		one who gives money or other support She also selects buyers carefully, preferring a patron who is willing to donate works to a museum.
PHILANTHROPIST empezar lección		someone who makes charitable donations intended to increase human well-being
abstemious empezar lección		not eating and drinking too much
abstinence empezar lección		self control
celibacy empezar lección		the state of abstaining from marriage and sexual relations.
forbear empezar lección		to choose not to do (something that youcould do): to avoid doing or saying(something) He carefully forbore any mention of hername for fear of upsetting them.
refrain empezar lección		to stop yourself from doing something thatyou want to do
temperae empezar lección		having temperatures that are not too hot or too cold.?....... emotionally calm and composed
indulge empezar lección		to allow (yourself) to have or do somethingas a special pleasure
conceivable empezar lección		imaginable orpossible
credible empezar lección		able to be believed
feasible empezar lección		able to be believed
plausible empezar lección		acceptable
pragmatic empezar lección		practical
verisimilar empezar lección		having the appearance of truth
viable empezar lección		capable of being done or used
Audacious empezar lección		vary bold
Brazen empezar lección		shamlessly bold She had become brazen about the whole affair.
cheeky empezar lección		slightly rude or disrespectful
Effrontery empezar lección		insolent or impertinent behaviour. He had the effrontery to accuse me of lying.
Gall empezar lección		bold and rude
impertinent empezar lección		rude Would it be impertinent to ask why you are leaving?
impudent empezar lección		rude During the examination, his conduct was impudent.
insolent empezar lección		rude Her insolent attitude cost her the job.
Nerve empezar lección		boldness
presemptuous empezar lección		bold Would it be presumptuous of me to ask to borrow your car?
temerity empezar lección		excessive boldness He had the temerity to call me a liar.
Flamboyance empezar lección		extravagant and conspicuously dashing display He was flamboyant on and off the stage.
Flaunt empezar lección		showoff He did not believe in flaunting his wealth.
GRANDILOQUENT empezar lección		pompous or bombastic His grandiloquent speech impressed no one.
GRANDIOSE empezar lección		grand, striking or magnificent He could no longer live the grandiose lifestyle to which he had become accustomed.
ostentatious empezar lección		characterized by pretentious or conspicuous show in an attempt to impress others She wore ostentatious gold jewelry.
Panache empezar lección		Show off She carried off the performance with panache.
Pretentious empezar lección		assume great importance for oneself Bureaucrats are generally lazy, pretentious, and vindictive individuals.
Garrulous empezar lección		very talkative He became garrulous whenever he was extremely happy.
Loquacious empezar lección		very talkative She is a loquacious lady who never runs out of stories to tell.
Prolix empezar lección		using more words than are required This prolix article is telling you more than you want to know.
Verbiage empezar lección		speech or writing using more words than are required The verbiage devoted to the denigration of spell-check could fill a dictionary.
Verbose empezar lección		using more words than are required
Voluble empezar lección		very talkative Evelyn was very voluble on the subject of woman rights.
Abbreviated empezar lección		Shortened
Abridge empezar lección		shorten She has been asked to abridge the movie for television.
Brevity empezar lección		Shortness or conciseness
Condense empezar lección		Shorten
Laconic empezar lección		using few words
Monosyllabic empezar lección		very brief A monosyllabic reply.
Pithy empezar lección		short but expressed well and full of meaning The book is full of pithy observations about how we behave when we travel abroad.
Reticent empezar lección		Quiet not speaking a lot
SUCCINCT empezar lección		to the point
Taciturn empezar lección		quiet not speaking
Cant empezar lección		statements, especially about moral or religious issues, that are not sincere and that you cannot trust is speech was full of political, social and religious cant.
HYPOCRITICAL empezar lección		pretense of having virtues, beliefs, etc., that one does not actually possess
SANCTIMONIOUS empezar lección		pretense of having virtues, beliefs, principles, etc., that one does not actually possess They resented his sanctimonious comments on immorality in America.
Prig empezar lección		a hypocritical person He was a prig so no one listened to his advice.
Prude empezar lección		a person who is or claims to be easily shocked by matters relating to sex or nudity. the sex was so ambiguous and romantic that none but a prude could find it objectionable

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