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English II Vocab Review 3.1, 3.2, and 3.3
Review of English II Vocab
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| A | B |
| relating to an evil omen | ominous |
| threatening | ominous |
| alarming, ill-boding | ominous |
| ridiculously funny, absurd | farcical |
| laughable, comical | farcical |
| antonym--serious | farcical |
| relating to | pertinent |
| relevant, applicable | pertinent |
| antonym--irrelevent | pertinent |
| to intentionally inisult | affront |
| confront | affront |
| antonym--compliment | affront |
| lacking energy | languid |
| listless, slow, lethargic | languid |
| antonym--alert | languid |
| to plan or devise | contrive |
| to invent or plot, scheme | contrive |
| antonym--destroy, scatter | contrive |
| cheerful willingness, eagerness | alacrity |
| antomym--hesitation | alacrity |
| projectin, protruding | obtrusive |
| to push self-assertively | obtrusive |
| undesirably noticable | obtrusive |
| antonym--hidden, shy | obtrusive |
| claiming or demanding a high position | pretentious |
| showy, grandiose, flamboyant | pretentious |
| antonym--humble, modest | pretentious |
| anxiety, full of concern | solicitude |
| caution, apprehension | solicitude |
| antonym--nonchalance, neglect, carelessness | solicitude |
| lacking order, contunuity, or arrangement | incoherent |
| irrational, disjointed, illogical | incoherent |
| antonym--rational, logical, coherent | incoherent |
| foreshadowing | portentous |
| ominious or alarming | portentous |
| antonym--favorable, promising, auspicious | portentous |
| excessively desirous of another's possessions | covetous |
| greedy, jealous | covetous |
| antonym--generous, liveral, satisfied | covetous |
| favorable, marked by success | auspicious |
| promising, lucky, benign | auspicious |
| antonym--ominous, portentous, adverse | auspicious |
| contempt, boldness, disrespect | insolence |
| arrogance, impudence, pride | insolence |
| antonym--humility, respect, obedience | insolence |
| inferior, lower rank | subordinate |
| submissive, controlled by authority | subordinate |
| antonym--first, chief, dominant, superior | subordinate |
| go beyond limits, violate | transgress |
| sin, break, offend, trespass | transgress |
| antonym--atone, rectify, obey | transgress |
| give something for compensation | recompense |
| to pay for | recompense |
| reimburse, restitution | recompense |
| antonym--withhold, deny, owe | recompense |
| prolong in thime or space | protract |
| extend forward, lengthen | protract |
| antonym--curtail, limit, shorten | protract |
| close examination | perusal |
| inspection, study, analysis | perusal |
| antonym--ignorance, neglect | perusal |
| noisy shouting, loud noise | clamor |
| commotion, uproar, hassle | clamor |
| antonym--peace, quietude, serenity | clamor |
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