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Vocab Test 60-120
Stack for Ms.Harisiadis' vocab final 2017
Term | Definition |
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Malevolent | Adj.- Evil |
Tranquil | Adj.- Free from disturbance, calm |
Hapless | Adj.- Having no luck, unfortunate |
Kindred | Noun- Family, relatives, kin |
Flapdoodle | Noun- Nonsense |
Dubious | Adj.- Causing doubt, uncertainty, or suspicion |
Tenacious | Adj.- Strong, persistent |
Ramshackle | Adj.- Especially of a house or vehicle in a state of severe disrepair, rickety |
Integral | Adj.- Very important and necessary |
Succinct | Adj.- Using few words to state or express an idea; concise |
Scrutinize | Verb- Examine or inspect closely and thoroughly |
Atavistic | Adj.- Primal, relating to something ancient, primitive, or instictive |
Vigilant | Adj.- Alertly watchful especially to avoid danger |
Tenuous | Adj.- Very weak or questionable |
Guile | Noun- Craftiness, deviousness, slyness |
Refute | Verb- To prove something wrong; disprove |
Posit | Verb- To propose as an explanation; to suggest or postulate |
Posthumous | Adj.- Occurring, awarded, or appearing after death of the originator |
Explicate | Verb- To analyze ( a literary work) in order to reveal its meaning |
Emanate | Verb- To come out from a source; to emit |
Calamitous | Adj.- Involving calamity, catastrophic, disastrous |
Solitude | Noun- Seclusion, loneliness |
Obstinate | Adj.- Stubborn |
Colloquial | Adj.- Conversational, informal (in terms of speaking or writing) |
Venerable | Adj.- Respected, old, and wise |
Languid | Adj.- Weak, listless, slow |
Morbid | Adj.- Relating to death or disease |
Divan | Noun- A long low sofa |
Enmity | Noun- Hostility, hatred |
Ensconce | Verb- To shelter or conceal |
Tedious | Adj.- Too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous |
Fidelity | Noun- Loyalty, devotion |
Candor | Noun- Honesty |
Pallid | Adj.- Pale, sickly |
Tremulous | Adj.- Shaking or quivering slightly |
Lucrative | Adj.- Profitable, money-making |
Indolent | Adj.- Lazy, idle, languid |
Myriad | 1. Noun- A countless or great quantity 2. Adj.- Countless, innumerable |
Vain | Adj.- Conceited, prideful |
Querulous | Adj.- Fretful, cantankerous |
Revelry | Noun- Wild and noisy partying |
Incorrigible | Adj.- Of a person or their tendencies not able to be corrected, improved, or reformed |
Anodyne | Noun- A painkilling drug or medicine |
Petulant | Adj.- Insolent or rude, peevish, sulky |
Insolent | Adj.- Having or showing a lack of respect for other people; petulant |
Repent | Verb- To feel or express sincere regret or remorse |
Callous | Adj.- Heartless |
Parody | Noun- A humorous or satirical imitation |
Visage | Noun- A face |
Loathsome | Adj.- Causing hatred or disgust; repulsive |
Eponymous | Adj.- (Of a person) Giving their name to something |
Espouse | Verb- To adopt or support a cause, belief, or way of life |
Propriety | Noun- Conformity to what is socially acceptable in conduct or speech; social correctness, etiquette |
Cornucopia | Noun- A symbol of plenty consisting of a goat's horn overflowing with flowers, fruit, and corn |
Elude | Verb- To evade or escape from |
Vociferate | Verb- Shout, complain, or argue loudly or forcefully |
Thwart | Verb- To prevent someone from accomplishing something |
Purloin | Verb- To steal |
Omnicient | Adj.- All knowing |
Mettle | Noun- Courage, strength |
Sullen | Adj.- Bad tempered and sulky, gloomy |