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English 10 2010 Vocabulary for Semester 1 Final Exam
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Allay | to relieve, calm |
amorous | showing love or desire |
assure | affirm, promise, certify |
augment | to make greater |
avenge | retaliate, vindicate |
Beguiled | deceived |
bondage | imprisonment, enslavement |
Chastisement | punishment, criticism |
clambered | climbed with difficulty |
Confound | Confuse |
conspiracy | plot |
construe | to give the meaning or intention of; explain; interpret. |
Covenant | solemn agreement or contract |
Covert | hidden, secret |
Deluge | great flood |
demeanor | attitude, deposition, conduct |
despicable | hateful; abominable |
Destitute | abandoned |
dexterously | nimbly, skillfully |
Discourse | To speak at length |
Dominion | rule, absolute authority |
eloquence | graceful and persuasive speech |
emulation | jealousy |
enclose | encircle, surround |
Enmity | hostility |
Entreat | beg, plead with |
entreat | to beg |
exploit | heroic or difficult deed |
fawn | to show affection, brown-nose |
Formidable | causing fear |
imminent | about to happen |
Implacable | incapable of being pacified |
infirmity | bodily weakness |
Legacy | money or property in a will |
Loath | reluctant |
Malice | Desire for harm |
mettle | basic characteristic |
Mutiny | Rebellion |
offend | irritate, insult |
Ominous | seeming to threaten evil or misfortune, sinister |
Oration | Speech for a formal occasion |
peevish | irritable, ill-tempered, complaining |
peril | hazard or risk |
Pestilence | deadly disease |
Philosophy | system of values |
Piety | religious devotion |
portentous | foreboding |
prodigious | forceful |
Reckoning | assignment of rewards or punishments for actions |
Repeal | To recall |
Replenish | to refill or make complete again, resupply |
replication | reverberation; echo |
reprimand | rebuke, scolding |
resolution | determination |
Revere | respect deeply |
scorned | rejected |
Slanderous | damaging to one?s reputation |
Somber | dark, dismal |
spare | thin |
Spurn | To kick disdainfully |
Stoicism | a philosophical belief that emphasized logical thought over emotion |
Subdue | to conquer, cultivate |
Subsided | sank, moved to a lower level |
Suit | Petition or request |
surly | proudly commanding |
tempest | violent storm |
terminate | end |
transgression | act that goes beyond limits set by laws |
tyranny | abuse of authority |
Vile | Depraved |
virtue | integrity, righteousness |
wherefore | why |
writhes | squirms in agony, contorts the body |
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