vocab 2

Attrition

• Sorry for one’s sins or transgressions; a natural reduction in numbers

• To lower in value, price, or esteem

• To turn away from, particularly in terms of a subject (But I digress…)

• To throw into confusion; to disturb

Depreciate

• Sorry for one’s sins or transgressions; a natural reduction in numbers

• To lower in value, price, or esteem

• To turn away from, particularly in terms of a subject (But I digress…)

• To throw into confusion; to disturb

Digress

• Sorry for one’s sins or transgressions; a natural reduction in numbers

• To lower in value, price, or esteem

• To turn away from, particularly in terms of a subject (But I digress…)

• To throw into confusion; to disturb

Disconcert

• Sorry for one’s sins or transgressions; a natural reduction in numbers

• To lower in value, price, or esteem

• To turn away from, particularly in terms of a subject (But I digress…)

• To throw into confusion; to disturb

Disseminate

• To spread throughout (like information, or a disease), to distribute

• Lasting for a very short time; fleeting

• Causing or characterized by severe suffering, pain, sorrow; serious

• Illegal; scandalous

Ephemeral

• To spread throughout (like information, or a disease), to distribute

• Lasting for a very short time; fleeting

• Causing or characterized by severe suffering, pain, sorrow; serious

• Illegal; scandalous

Grievous

• To spread throughout (like information, or a disease), to distribute

• Lasting for a very short time; fleeting

• Causing or characterized by severe suffering, pain, sorrow; serious

• Illegal; scandalous

Illicit

• To spread throughout (like information, or a disease), to distribute

• Lasting for a very short time; fleeting

• Causing or characterized by severe suffering, pain, sorrow; serious

• Illegal; scandalous

Impeccable

• Perfect; without flaws

• Non-stop; never ending; persistent

• Not marked by careful choice; haphazard, random

• A connection from one group or person to another; a representative from one group to anothe

Incessant

• Perfect; without flaws

• Non-stop; never ending; persistent

• Not marked by careful choice; haphazard, random

• A connection from one group or person to another; a representative from one group to anothe