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vocabulary
midterm review
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incessant - snonym | constant |
incinerate - synonym | burn |
succumb - synonym | yield |
spurious - synonym | flase |
biased - synonym | prejudiced |
supplant - synonym | replace |
tenacious - synonym | persistent |
auspicious - synonym | favorable |
fortify - synonym | strengthen |
eminent - synonym | famous |
hoodwink - synonym | decieve |
circumspect - synonym | careful |
paramount - synonym | chief |
obesity - synonym | fatness |
diligent - synonym | assiduous |
lucrative - synonym | profitable |
fabricate - synonym | put together |
slipshod - antonym | careful |
bleak - antonym | rosy |
arduous - antonym | easy |
alien - antonym | native |
abridge - antonym | expand |
erratic - antonym | consistent |
ghastly - antonym | pleasant |
lucid - antonym | muddled |
relinquish - antonym | hold on to |
jeer - antonym | applause |
fodder - synonym | feed |
comely - definition | having a pleasing appearance |
compensate - synonym | reimburse |
dissolute - definition | loose in one's moral behaviour |
illegible - definition | difficult to read |
expulsion - definition | the process of driving out |
subjugate - definition | to conquer by force |
tantalize -antonym | satisfy |
unflinching - synonym | resolute |
sully - definition | to soil, stain or tarnish |
proliferate - definition | to reproduce, increase, or spread rapidly |
mediocre - antonym | exceptional |
admonish - definition | to caution or advis agianst |
breach - antonym | close, seal |
brigand - definition | bandit, robber |
commandeer - synonym | take over, requisition |
cumbersome - definition | clumsy, hard to handle |
deadlock - synonym | standoff |
debris - synonym | rubble |
diffuse - definition | to spread or scatter freely |
efface - definnition | to wipe out |
dilemma - definition | a difficult problem |
muddle - synonym | jumble |
opinionated - antonymi | reasonable |
perennial - definition | a plant that lives for many years |
predispose - definition | to incline to beforehand |
salvage - synonym | rescue |
spasmodic - antonym | steady, chronic |
adjourn - synonym | postpone |
terse - definition | brief and to the point |
adherent - definition | a follower, supporter |
altercation - definition | an angry argument |
cherubic - antonym | impish, devilish |
condone - antonym | condemn |
dissent - synonym | differ |
exorcise - synonym | expel |
irate - definition | angry |
marauder - definition | loooter, pirate |
pauper - definition | an extremely poor person |
pilfer - synonym | filch |
rift - definition | a split |
semblance - definition | a likeness |
surmount - definition | to overcome |
terminate - definiton | to bring to an end |
trite - antonym | original |
usurp - definition | to seize and hold a positon by force |
abscond - synonym | bolt |
access - antonym | total exclusion |
anarchy - definition | a lack of governemnt |
arduous - antonym | simple |
daunt - definition | to intimidate |
disentangle - synonym | unravel |
fated - definition | determined in advance by destiny or fortune |
inanimate - definition | not having life |
intrepid - definition | very brave |
larcney - definition | theft |
pliant - antonym | rigid |
pompous synonym | pretentious |
precipice - definition | a very steep cliff |
rectify - definition | to make right |
reprieve - antonym | proceed |
revile - synonym | malign |
accomplice - definition | a person who takes part in a crime |
annihilate - definition | destroy completely |
arbitrary - synonym | capricious |
brazen - synonym | saucy |
catalyst - synonym | stimulus |
exodus - dfinition | a large - scale departure |
facilitate - antonym | hamper |
latent - definition | hidden |
militant - definition | an activist |
morose - antonym | cheerful |
opaque - defintion | dense |
prattle definition | baby talk |
rebut - synonym | refute |
rprimand - definition | a rebuke |
servitude antonym | freedom |
slapdash - definition | careless and hasty |
stagnant - synonym | motionless |
atone - definition | make up for |
bondage - definition | slavery |
credible - definition | believable |
defray - definition | to pay for |
doleful - synonym | blithe |
hamper - synonym | hinder |
hew - definition | to hold to |
intricate - definition | complicated |
posthumous - definition | published after death |
prim - synonym | fussy |
sardonic definition | bitterly sarcastic |
superflous - antonym | essential |
taunt - definition | an insulting remark |
lucid - definition | rational |
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