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10A Vocab. 4-6 Review

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martial(adj) military; suggesting war; warlike
cliche(noun) an overused idea or expression; a trite saying
prolific(adj) producing a great deal of something
wan(adj) sickly pale or faint; colorless
aesthetic(adj) artistic; having to do with art or beauty
charisma(noun) a special quality of leadership or a special charm that captures the public imagination and inspires devotion
recipient(noun) a person who receives something
emphatically(adv) forcefully; assertively
paradox(noun) a statement that may be true but seems to say contradictory things
conceive(verb) to imagine or develop as an idea; to understand or grasp
mien(noun) bearing; appearance; manner
qualm(noun) an uneasiness; a misgiving or doubt; a feeling of sickness
zealous(adj) intensely devoted; eager
impediment(noun) a speech disorder; an obstruction of some kind
zephyr(noun) a gentle wind; a mild breeze
mediocre(adj) only average or ordinary; medium; neither bad nor good
reactionary(adj) advocating a return to an earlier social or political condition; (noun) one who advocates a return to an earlier policy or condition
fabricate(verb) to build or manufacture; to make up or invent
stamina(noun) vigor; strength; endurance
opportune(adj) right for the purpose; advantageously timed
innate(adj) inborn; natural
recourse(noun) a person or thing looked to for help, safety, etc.
mutable(adj) capable of change; inconstant
compliance(noun) the act of adapting to or giving in; a tendency to yield
indestructible(adj) not capable of being destroyed
prevalent(adj) widespread; in general use; having general acceptance
compatible(adj) able to get along; agreeing
perception(noun) an observation, a concept, or an awareness gained by use of the senses
axiom(noun) a statement assumed to be true; a self-evident truth
inanimate(adj) dull; spiritless; lifeless
militant(adj) aggressive in support of a belief or cause (noun) an individual prepared to fight for a cause
transitory(adj) passing quickly; temporary
incentive(noun) motivation; encouragement (adj) motivating
encompass(verb) to contain or include; to surround
postulate(noun) an assumption; a basic principle (verb) to assume without proof
stringent(adj) tight in finances; strict; severe
implacable(adj) relentless; not capable of being pacified or appeased
retribution(noun) something given to make up for a wrong done; a punishment
pivotal(adj) crucial; vitally important
transcend(verb) to rise above or go beyond the limits of; to exceed; to surpass
precarious(adj) unsafe; insecure; uncertain; dangerous
devastation(noun) destruction; desolation
vulnerable(adj) easily injured or hurt physically or emotionally; open to criticism or attack
beseige(verb) to crowd around in order to press with requests; to harass
wreak(verb) to inflict as vengeance or punishment; to express anger or hatred
perseverance(noun) the act or habit of holding to a course of action or belief; persistence
autonomy(noun) independence; self-government
wane(verb) to decrease gradually; to decline in size
inclement(adj) without mercy; rough or stormy
latitutde(noun) freedom; scope
balmy(adj) mild and pleasant; soothing
facsimile(noun) an exact reproduction; (adj) duplicate; copied exactly
vigilant(adj) alert; watchful; wary
commence(verb) to begin; to initiate; to start
archaic(adj) no longer in use; old-fahsioned
invincible(adj) not to be overcome; unconquerable
beguile(verb) to cheat or deceive; to mislead by tricking
appease(verb) to soothe or pacify; to satisfy
pretext(noun) a false reason concealing a real one; an excuse
espionage(noun) spying


Mills E. Godwin High School
VA

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