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SAT Vocabs Day #31

TermDefinition
conflagration extensive fire that destroys a great deal of land or property (noun)
confluence act or process of merging (noun)
congenial of a person or thing pleasant b/c of personality, qualities, or traits similar/pleasant to ones own (adj.)
conscientious of a person wishing to do whats right, careful/cautious, relating to a person's conscience (adj.)
consternation feelings of anxiety or dismay, especially at something unexpected (noun)
contemptible deserving hate/contempt (adj.)
contentious involving heated argument (adj.)
convivial of an atmosphere or person friendly, lively, and enjoyable (adj.)
copious abundant in supply (adj.)
corroborate confirm/give support to a statement (verb)
credulity tendency to be ready to believe something is real or true (noun)
culpable deserving blame (adj.)
cursory hasty and not thorough or detailed (adj.)
dauntless showing fearlessness and determination (adj.)
dearth a scarcity or lack of something (noun)
debacle a sudden and humiliating failure (noun)
ignominious deserving/causing public disgrace (adj.)
debilitate to weaken (verb)
debunk expose falseness of something; reduce inflated reputation of someone (verb)
cessation fact or process of ending (noun)
Created by: fishyfosh
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