Vocabulary Unit V Another week Another list…. Connoisseur (n.) An expert, particularly in the matters of art and taste.

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Vocabulary Unit V Another week Another list…

Connoisseur (n.) An expert, particularly in the matters of art and taste

Asunder (adv., adj.) In separate parts; apart from each other in position (I’ll probably use the adverbial form.)

Raze (v) To tear down; to demolish to the ground

Blighted (adj) Ruined; destroyed; withered

Aghast (adj) Horrified

Milieu (n) Environment; surroundings

Arduous (adj.) Hard; difficult; tiresome

Coterie (n.) A circle of close associates or friends; inner circle

Awry (adv; adj) Twisted; crooked; out of whack; askew; wrong

Table (v) To remove from consideration; to postpone

Insidious (adj.) Treacherous; evil (frequently in a sneaky way)

Tyrannical (adj.) Harsh; oppressive (the act of a tyrant)

Spurn (v) To reject scornfully