Name: Love and Friendship
Released: 2017-02-24
Duration: 1 h 33 min
Cast: Kate Beckinsale, Chloë Sevigny, Xavier Samuel

Words to remember

Nouns

1) sauciness

At first, his conversation betrayed a sauciness and familiarity,
2) dreadfulness

which partially compensates for the dreadfulness which comes after.
3) imprudence

To such a degree I can't answer for his not committing some great imprudence
4) theatricals

No, private theatricals. Medea. They perform next week
5) pomposity

(SIGHS) The pomposity I assume.
6) incomprehension

This is the incomprehension of the rich and easeful.
7) insinuation

he would not believe such insinuation in my disfavor.
8) vivacity

It's vivacity and a lively intelligence one looks for,
9) simpleton

If my daughter were not the greatest simpleton on Earth,
10) baronet

A baronet with 10,000 a year. It's all so provoking.
11) governess

GOVERNESS: Frederic, be careful.
12) frederica

- CATHERINE: Is this Frederica? - Yes.
13) blockhead

How could such a blockhead even be allowed to court your daughter?
14) tradesman

From what I understand, only clever tradesmen are astute enough
15) extravagance

Lady Susan's neglect of her late husband, her extravagance and dissipation,
16) gentlewoman

Mrs. Cross, a gentlewoman in straitened circumstances,
17) flattery

I see what you mean, how flattery alters a man's spirits.
18) allusion

I'm afraid the allusion escapes me.
19) renown

Delighted to make your acquaintance. Your renown precedes you.
20) discredit

which the ill nature of the world could interpret to my discredit?
21) reassurance

Her jealous and suspicious condition is not one that will allow reassurance.
22) deference

Of resigning my own judgment in deference to those
23) pretext

And for what possible reason or pretext?
24) gratification

Well, I had some gratification there.
25) reasonableness

on the fancies of a heart so doubting the reasonableness of its own emotions.
26) deceit

I understand Lady Susan possesses a degree of captivating deceit,
27) caprice

I am done submitting my will to the caprice of others.
28) nightingale

- A nightingale, didn't you say? - Uh, yes, that's right.

Verbs

1) undercook

- They are perhaps undercook. - CHARLES: No, not at all.
2) disconcert

Some things disconcert me. That you were not here...
3) misjudge

CHARLES: You misjudge her, Reginald.
4) entreat

I entreat you not, on my account, to shorten your visit by even an hour.
5) abhor

Condescension was necessary, though I abhor it.
6) detest

It's true I've always detest her
7) startle

Over the past months, I have continued to be startle
8) drench

Oh, you are quite drench! You must get into some dry clothes.
9) elude

The joy of seeing your aged parents elude you.
10) oblige

SUSAN: Poor Mrs. Cross was oblige to accept
11) bestow

except for a little notice bestow on Sir James Martin.
12) frighten

-would be dashed so quickly. - You frighten me.
13) deteriorate

But it seems that herjudgment is too deteriorate to allow it.
14) betray

At first, his conversation betray a sauciness and familiarity,
15) thwart

from Parklands to again be thwart.
16) detach

I detach him and soon had him in love with Frederica.
17) injure

Has an animal been injure?
18) precede

Delighted to make your acquaintance. Your renown precede you.
19) sever

and threatens to settle there if our connection isn't entirely sever.
20) deprive

which the sad events of recent years deprive her of,
21) despise

if you truly despise Sir James?
22) postpone

Or hesitantly suggesting is that we postpone an open understanding,
23) impair

Our affection cannot be impair by it and in happier times,
24) vow

but I vow that by dinner tomorrow, all will be well.
25) crave

who, when rested, crave activity.
26) disturb

If his presence here disturb you,
27) deduct

would represent so many hours and days deduct from the grand affair of education.
28) scalp

Oh, you could be scalp!

Adverbs

1) hesitantly

Or hesitantly suggesting is that we postpone an open understanding,
2) outrageously

Her family were treated outrageously there during the late war,
3) impatiently

For this I will impatiently wait.
4) insufficiently

that perhaps, in our candid enthusiasm, we might have insufficiently heeded.
5) affectionately

For me to stay risks dividing a clan affectionately attached to one another.
6) assuredly

- I assuredly am. - What's all this about?
7) heartily

- I agree most heartily. -(CHUCKLES)
8) henceforth

Henceforth, we can rest assured that Lady Susan will make clear to Frederica
9) decidedly

Decidedly irrational, not rational at all.
10) favorably

rarely favorably.
11) enormously

And I am enormously grateful to her.
12) vastly

Of Martindale. Vastly rich, rather simple.
13) evidently

Evidently, she's forgotten Frederica is a Vernon.
14) terribly

But she must miss you terribly.
15) exceptionally

Exceptionally amiable.
16) utterly

REGINALD: He's utterly ridiculous.
17) deliberately

I know that you'd not deliberately form an engagement without informing us.
18) someday

I had a feeling that the great word "respectable" would someday divide us.
19) aloud

Seeing the letter in your handwriting, she tore it from Reginald to read aloud.
20) surprisingly

She's perfectly well-bred, surprisingly so,
21) securely

Reginald is more securely Lady Susan's than ever.
22) wherever

for making Frederica feel so at home and welcome wherever she goes.
23) barely

When he and I spoke barely an hour ago, he made no mention of it.
24) meanwhile

Meanwhile, I must ask you not to speak
25) reasonably

With separations, only those that are also geographical can reasonably be tolerated.
26) occasionally

and occasionally falling into those foaming waters is apt not to appear at his best.
27) strictly

"Strictly private"? How intriguing.
28) perfectly

She's perfectly well-bred, surprisingly so,

Adjectives

1) cousinly

What a moving sentiment of cousinly regard.
2) uncouthness

She has none of the uncouthness one expects from Americans
3) governable

Too old to be governable, too young to die.
4) untrusting

I cannot marry a man with an untrusting disposition.
5) fatted

Slay the fatted calf, my dear. The prodigal's returned.
6) vaporous

London's vaporous air is not, I think, healthy for her.
7) imprudence

Though I detest imprudence and sincere emotions of all kinds,
8) cheerless

The season's cheerless without the children.
9) insupportable

I know, such delay is insupportable, especially when we're both in London.
10) besotted

- Toward me? - He's clearly besotted with you.
11) illiberal

Yet, it shows an illiberal spirit
12) unanswerable

A worthy lover should assume one has unanswerable motives for all one does.
13) bewitching

I confess to curiosity to know this lady, see first-hand her bewitching powers.
14) impetuous

Young men are so impetuous in their resolutions.
15) unkind

- Oh, how unkind. - Forgive me.
16) disagreeable

Her husband, Mr. Johnson, is older and rather disagreeable
17) pompous

to humble the pride of these pompous DeCourcys.
18) amiable

As you might have noticed, I sought to be as amiable as possible.
19) dank

Does not the town's dank air favor the spread of influenza?
20) outlandish

SUSAN: Of course it might seem outlandish or shocking to others.
21) prodigal

Slay the fatted calf, my dear. The prodigal's returned.
22) enraged

He'll be a little enraged at first
23) intractable

is the hardest and most intractable hand life can deal us.
24) indulgent

You're too indulgent with the girl.
25) veritable

- Her voice has some promise. - Some? She's a veritable songbird.
26) incomprehensible

I just find it incomprehensible that so brilliant a woman
27) unwelcome

It's that you find Sir James's presence and courtship of you unwelcome.
28) inconvenient

My visit has already been inconvenient for your family.

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