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Pytanie		Odpowiedź
Assuage rozpocznij naukę		make (an unpleasant feeling) less intense; ease, alleviate the letter assuaged the fears of most members
prepossessing rozpocznij naukę		attractive or appealing in appearance he was not a prepossessing sight
disapprobation rozpocznij naukę		strong disaproval typically on moral grounds
predate rozpocznij naukę		exist or occur at a date earlier than
salutary rozpocznij naukę		beneficial, producing good effects salutary lesson
circumspect rozpocznij naukę		wary and unwilling to take risks were very circumspect in their statements
approbation rozpocznij naukę		approval or praise
exigent rozpocznij naukę		pressing; demanding the exigent demands of her contemporaries music took a toll on her
abominable rozpocznij naukę		detestable, loathsome, teribble what an abominable mess
unimpeachable rozpocznij naukę		entirely trustworthy
savant rozpocznij naukę		intellectual, scholar
plutocracy rozpocznij naukę		government by the wealthy
meritocracy rozpocznij naukę		government or the holding of power by people selected according to the merit
theocracy rozpocznij naukę		a system of government in which priests rule in the name of god or a god
quell rozpocznij naukę		put an end to police were called to quell the disturbance
stanch/ staunch rozpocznij naukę		stop or restrict he staunched the blood with whatever came to hand
riveting rozpocznij naukę		compelling; completely engrossing the book is a riveting account of the legendary freedom fighter
nondescript rozpocznij naukę		lacking distinctive or interesting features or characteristics; undistinguished, featureless she lived in a nondescript suburban apartment block
illustrious rozpocznij naukę		well known, respected and admired for past achievements; eminent his illustrious predecessor
indigent rozpocznij naukę		poor; needy; impecunious- having little or no money a charity for the relief of indigent artists
decrepit rozpocznij naukę		dilapidated, worn out or ruined because of age or neglect
polemic rozpocznij naukę		diatribe, invective; a strong verbal or written attack on someone or something
stymie rozpocznij naukę		prevent or hinder the progress of
pusillanimous rozpocznij naukę		timid
barracks rozpocznij naukę		a large building or group of buildings used to house soldiers
exculpate rozpocznij naukę		show or declare that someone is not guilty of wrongdoing the article exculpated the mayor
revelry rozpocznij naukę		celebration sounds of revelry issued into the night
emphatic rozpocznij naukę		expressing something forcibly and clearly; vehement the children were emphatic that they would like to repeat the experience
disenchantment rozpocznij naukę		a feeling of disappointment about someone or something you previously respected or admired; disillusionment
disillusionment rozpocznij naukę		disappointment
grievance rozpocznij naukę		complaint, injustice
imposing rozpocznij naukę		grand and impressive in appearance
unerring rozpocznij naukę		always right or accurate an unerring sense of direction
wary rozpocznij naukę		cautious, careful
dreary rozpocznij naukę		depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive; dull, drab
valiant rozpocznij naukę		brave, fearless
anarchy rozpocznij naukę		lawlessness, absence of government
connive rozpocznij naukę		secretly allow to occur; conspire to do something illegal, immoral or harmful she connived with a senior official to rig the results of the election
harangue rozpocznij naukę		lecture someone at length in an aggressive and critical manner Amy thought Captain Holt was haranguing her
reparation rozpocznij naukę		The action of making amends for a wrong one has done, by providing payment or other assistance to those who have been wronged The courts required a convicted offender to make financial reparation to his victims
expiate rozpocznij naukę		Make amends or reparation for (guilt or wrongdoing) He had a chance to confess and expiate his guilt
redress rozpocznij naukę		remedy or set right It is time to redress the injustices of the past
indemnify rozpocznij naukę		Compensate (someone) for harm or loss Reimburse
Restitution rozpocznij naukę		Make up for harm loss etc The government tried to make restitution for the damage Restoration Compensation Reparation
disabuse rozpocznij naukę		Persuade that an idea or belief is mistaken Let me disabuse you of your foolish notions about married life
Ponderous rozpocznij naukę		Slow and clumsy because of great weight Dull, laborious
perfidy rozpocznij naukę		The state of being deceitful and untrustworthy Treachery It was an example of his perfidy
rueful rozpocznij naukę		Expressing sorrow or regret She gave a rueful grin
penitent rozpocznij naukę		Repentant- remorseful
contrite rozpocznij naukę		Feeling or expressing remorse at the recognition that one has done wrong Adj. Repentant A contrite tone; he looked so contrite that for a while she believed that he was actually feeling sorry for his deeds
moratorium rozpocznij naukę		A temporary prohibition of an activity The convention called for a two year moratorium
lull rozpocznij naukę		A temporary interval of quiet or lack of activity For 2 days there had been a lull in the fighting A lull in the conversation
abeyance rozpocznij naukę		A state of temporary disuse or suspension Matters were held in abeyance pending further enquirers
protract/ protracted rozpocznij naukę		prolong, lasting a long time or longer than expected a protracted and bitter dispute
confer rozpocznij naukę		grant (a tittle, degree, benefit, or right); have discussions, exchange opinions, consult
undergrid (verb) rozpocznij naukę		provide support or a firm basis for
convene rozpocznij naukę		come or bring together for a meeting or activity, assemble
peruse rozpocznij naukę		read typically in a thorough or careful way
disarming rozpocznij naukę		having the effect of allaying suspicion or hostility, specially through charm he gave her a disarming smile
misnomer rozpocznij naukę		a wrong or inaccurate name or designation
spineless rozpocznij naukę		weak and purposeless a spineless coward
speculative rozpocznij naukę		based on conjecture rather than knowledge he gave her a speculative glance
delectable rozpocznij naukę		delicious
perpetrator rozpocznij naukę		a person who carries out a harmful, illegal or immoral act the perpetrators of apartheid should be bought to justice
insurgency rozpocznij naukę		an active revolt or uprising
Expostulate rozpocznij naukę		Express strong disapproval More than likely, the cat will expostulate his opinion of his new food by leaving it in his dish.
Rebut rozpocznij naukę		Refute, deny, disprove It is impossible to rebut DNA evidence
Disparage rozpocznij naukę		Regard or represent as being of little worth Downgrade He never missed an opportunity to disparage his competitors
Detractor rozpocznij naukę		A person who disparages someone or something
Intransigent rozpocznij naukę		Uncompromising, unyielding Unwilling or refusing to change ones views Her father had tried persuasion, but she was intransigent
intractable rozpocznij naukę		Hard to control or deal with Intractable economic problems
Recalcitrant rozpocznij naukę		Having an obstinately uncooperative attitude towards authority or discipline A class of recalcitrant 15 year olds
Refractory rozpocznij naukę		Stubborn or unmanageable His refractory pony
Perverse rozpocznij naukę		Stubbornly doing what is wrong She finds a perverse pleasure in upsetting her parents.
Pertinacious rozpocznij naukę		Determined, resolute, persistent He worked with a pertinacious resistance to interruptions
Tenacious rozpocznij naukę		Firm and determined Tenacious woman
Steadfast rozpocznij naukę		Firm and determined, resolutely firm and unwavering Steadfast loyalty
Indefatigable rozpocznij naukę		Persisting tirelessly An indefatigable defender of human rights
Dogged rozpocznij naukę		Persistent Success requires dogged determination
Immutable rozpocznij naukę		Unchangeable An immutable fact
Euphony rozpocznij naukę		Pleasant to hear
Premeditate rozpocznij naukę		planned Premeditated murder
Studied rozpocznij naukę		Deliberate He treated them with studied politeness.
Impetuous rozpocznij naukę		Impulsive
Offhand rozpocznij naukę		Indifferent, casual, careless You were a bit offhand with her this after
Discordant rozpocznij naukę		Inharmonious Unharmonious
Obstreperous rozpocznij naukę		Noisy and difficult to control The boy is cocky and obstreperous
Raucous rozpocznij naukę		Making a Harsh and loud noise Raucous youths
Din rozpocznij naukę		Uproar Loud The fans made an awful din
Strident rozpocznij naukę		Harsh, raucous His voice had become increasingly strident
Void rozpocznij naukę		Invalidate nullify Because they weren’t happy in their marriage, they had it voided
Revoke rozpocznij naukę		Cancel a rule Revoked his driving license
Rescind rozpocznij naukę		Revoke cancel or repeal The government eventually rescinded the directive
Repudiate rozpocznij naukę		Reject Our leaders should repudiate this sort of fatalism
Repeal rozpocznij naukę		Cancel a rule, law The committee doesn’t have the power to repeal the ban
Renege rozpocznij naukę		Go back on a promise The property buyers will be sued if they reneged on the contract
Disavow rozpocznij naukę		Disown repudiate The coach disavowed the responsibility for the players behaviour
Recant rozpocznij naukę		Withdraw He had to publicly recant his critical remark about her
cower rozpocznij naukę		crouch down in fear children cowered in fear as the shoot-out erupted
callow rozpocznij naukę		inexperienced and immature earnest and callow undergraduates

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