Week 2
Pecuniary: Of or relating to money
Vash very rarely has pecuniary problems because he likes to save his money.
Plight: A situation, especially a bad or unfortunate one
The homeless man's plight made Ludwig want to help him in some way.*
Presumptuous: Going beyond what is right or proper; excessively forward
Elizabeta's coworkers didn't like how presumptuous she was about their personal relationships, even though most of her assumptions were correct.
Capricious: Characterized or subject to whim
Alfred insisted that he wasn't capricious, and yet the very next day he went skydiving on a whim.
Hospice: A program or facility that provides palliative care and attends to the needs of the terminally ill
Arthur has been visiting his elderly mother, who has a severe case of Alzheimer's, at the hospice center where she lives.
Moribund: Approaching death; about to die
Feliciano cried over Ludwig's moribund form, terrified that this would be the last time he saw his dearest friend alive.
Reticent: Inclined to keep one's thoughts, feelings, and personal affairs to oneself
Kiku is a very reticent man, finding it more effective to simply withhold his opinions rather than be admonished for them.
Vacillate: To swing indecisively from one course of action or opinion to another
Lili tends to vacillate when given more than one option.**
A/N: Some notes:
*A reference to Play Me Something Happy. You should read it.
**Lili is what I call Liechtenstein.
One more update tomorrow, and then a once-a-week schedule will likely be put in place.
~Jel