8 - Vocabulary 11b & 12b

querulous (adj)

• full of complaints

• said or done without preparation; on the spur of the moment

• awful; disgusting

impetuous (adj)

• acting without thought or care; rash

• full of complaints

• said or done without preparation; on the spur of the moment

exasperate (verb)

• annoy to an intense degree

• a person who opposes or attacks strongly held beliefs and traditions

• describing a person who cannot be corrected or improved

digression (noun)

• a departure from the main subject of a speech or text; a detour from the main subject

• something that is not in its correct historical time

• something that is required to happen before something else can take place

anachronism (noun)

• something that is not in its correct historical time

• a departure from the main subject of a speech or text; a detour from the main subject

• a person who opposes or attacks strongly held beliefs and traditions

  
  

extemporaneous (adj)

• said or done without preparation; on the spur of the moment

• awful; disgusting

• describing a person who cannot be corrected or improved

repugnant (adj)

• awful; disgusting

• describing a person who cannot be corrected or improved

• full of complaints

incorrigible (adj)

• describing a person who cannot be corrected or improved

• full of complaints

• acting without thought or care; rash

prerequisite (noun)

• something that is required to happen before something else can take place

• a person who opposes or attacks strongly held beliefs and traditions

• something that is not in its correct historical time

iconoclast (noun)

• a person who opposes or attacks strongly held beliefs and traditions

• something that is required to happen before something else can take place

• something that is not in its correct historical time