Vainglorious - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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unctous - correct answer (adj.) Excessively smooth or smug; trying too hard to give an impression of earnestness, sincerity, or piety; fatty, oily; pliable vilify - correct answer to malign, to defame, to utter abusive statements against; to speak il of beguile - correct answer charm or enchant (someone), sometimes in a deceptive way; to trick cata...

US History I Challenge 2 “Happy Columbus Day,” said Sally to her husband, Frank. “Your history-loving wife has a new documentary for us to watch tonight.” “Let me guess — something about Christopher Columbus?” “Actually, it starts pre-Columbus. It looks really interesting. The clip I watched was about the reasons the Spanish and the Portuguese began to move around Europe.” “All right, dear. I think we have a bottle of Spanish wine somewhere. I’ll find it.” C...

vainglorious correct answers smug, conceited, snooty, presumptuous, vain (vanoglorioso, presumido) ignoble correct answers dishonorable, unworthy, base, shameful, contemptible, despicable (innoble) valorous correct answers valiant (valeroso) infamous correct answers notorious, disreputable, legendary, fabled, famed (infame) repellent correct answers revolting, repulsive, disgusting, repugnant, sickening, nauseating (repugnante, repulsivo) doleful correct answers mournful, woeful, ...

vainglorious correct answer: smug, conceited, snooty, presumptuous, vain (vanoglorioso, presumido) ignoble correct answer: dishonorable, unworthy, base, shameful, contemptible, despicable (innoble) valorous correct answer: valiant (valeroso) infamous correct answer: notorious, disreputable, legendary, fabled, famed (infame) repellent correct answer: revolting, repulsive, disgusting, repugnant, sickening, nauseating (repugnante, repulsivo) doleful correct answer: mournful, wo...

US History I Challenge 2 “Happy Columbus Day,” said Sally to her husband, Frank. “Your history-loving wife has a new documentary for us to watch tonight.” “Let me guess — something about Christopher Columbus?” “Actually, it starts pre-Columbus. It looks really interesting. The clip I watched was about the reasons the Spanish and the Portuguese began to move around Europe.” “All right, dear. I think we have a bottle of Spanish wine somewhere. I’ll find it.” C...

US History I Challenge 2 “Happy Columbus Day,” said Sally to her husband, Frank. “Your history-loving wife has a new documentary for us to watch tonight.” “Let me guess — something about Christopher Columbus?” “Actually, it starts pre-Columbus. It looks really interesting. The clip I watched was about the reasons the Spanish and the Portuguese began to move around Europe.” “All right, dear. I think we have a bottle of Spanish wine somewhere. I’ll find it.” C...

US History I Challenge 2 “Happy Columbus Day,” said Sally to her husband, Frank. “Your history-loving wife has a new documentary for us to watch tonight.” “Let me guess — something about Christopher Columbus?” “Actually, it starts pre-Columbus. It looks really interesting. The clip I watched was about the reasons the Spanish and the Portuguese began to move around Europe.” “All right, dear. I think we have a bottle of Spanish wine somewhere. I’ll find it.” C...

US History I Challenge 2 “Happy Columbus Day,” said Sally to her husband, Frank. “Your history-loving wife has a new documentary for us to watch tonight.” “Let me guess — something about Christopher Columbus?” “Actually, it starts pre-Columbus. It looks really interesting. The clip I watched was about the reasons the Spanish and the Portuguese began to move around Europe.” “All right, dear. I think we have a bottle of Spanish wine somewhere. I’ll find it.” C...

US History I Challenge 2 “Happy Columbus Day,” said Sally to her husband, Frank. “Your history-loving wife has a new documentary for us to watch tonight.” “Let me guess — something about Christopher Columbus?” “Actually, it starts pre-Columbus. It looks really interesting. The clip I watched was about the reasons the Spanish and the Portuguese began to move around Europe.” “All right, dear. I think we have a bottle of Spanish wine somewhere. I’ll find it.” C...