Chapter 26 — Vocabulary

Vocabulary Words from Chapter 26

punctually (adverb)

Done at the agreed or expected time; promptly and without delay.

imprudent (adjective)

Not showing care for the consequences of an action; rash or unwise.

resolution (noun)

Firm determination; the quality of being decided and unwavering in purpose.

abode (noun)

A place of residence; a dwelling or home.

ungracious (adjective)

Rude or impolite; lacking courtesy or good manners.

unreserved (adjective)

Without holding back; frank, open, and candid in expression.

rationally (adverb)

In a manner based on reason or logic rather than emotion; sensibly.

reproached (verb)

Expressed disapproval of or disappointment in someone for a fault or wrongdoing.

inattention (noun)

Failure to give proper care or notice; lack of attention or courtesy.

duplicity (noun)

Deliberate deceptiveness in behavior or speech; double-dealing.

amiable (adjective)

Friendly, good-natured, and pleasant in disposition; likeable.

subsided (verb)

Became less intense, violent, or severe; diminished or died down.

partiality (noun)

An unfair bias or preference in favor of a particular person or thing.

relinquish (verb)

To voluntarily give up or let go of a claim, right, or possession.

cordial (adjective)

Warm and friendly; sincerely affectionate and hearty in manner.