BMGT 350 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Signify, Nancy Pelosi, Nuance Communications

• School: University of Maryland
• Department: Business and Management
• Course: BMGT 350
• Professor: Henry Boyd

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Abrogate: abolish by authoritative action, to unnull, treat as nonexistent. Accost: to approach and address boldly, to confront or to buttonhole. Asperity: harshness of tone or manner, sharpness or sarcasm. Bagatelle: something of little value, substance or importance. Besmirch: damage the reputation of, to sully or to tarnish. Chagrin: distress or embarrassment due to failure or humiliation or vexation. Cogent: when referring to an argument or case, you are clear, logical, convincing. Compensatory: making up for a loss; payment intended to make someone whole after suffering a loss or injury. Punitive damages: above or beyond (sending out a message) willful action, extra punishment. Congenial: pleasant due to one"s personality; certain qualities or interests you may share with others. Dearth: scarcity, lack of something, shortage or deficiency. Demur: to raise doubts or objections to any obligations raised against you. Legal defense: if you"re getting sued, you can demur certain allegations made against you. Dilatory: slow to act, unhurried, sluggish, or lazy.