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Vocab Exam (kinda a midterm thing) 109 words AHH

hard vocab with parts of speech

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Abolish (v)to destroy (v)
Bane (n)cause of distress (n)
Capitulate (v)to surrender with conditions (v)
Efface (v)to rub out (v)
Facilitate (v)to make easier (v)
Garner (v)to gather up and store (v)
Hackneyed (adj)make trite or commonplace by overuse (adj)
Innocuous (adj)does not harm or injure; not controversial (adj)
Jettison (v)to throw overboard (v)
Eulogize (v)to praise highly (v)
Calumniate (v)to spread false and harmful statements (v)
Accede (v)to give in; to agree (v)
Dispute (v)to argue about (v)
Affable (adj)friendly (adj)
Callous (adj)lacking pity or mercy (adj)
Altruistic (adj)unselfish (adj)
Frugal (adj)not wasteful; cheap (adj)
Affluent (adj)wealthy (adj)
Dearth (n)a lack of something (n)
Audacious (adj)bold and daring (adj)
Diffident (adj)lacking self-confidence (adj)
Sparse (adj)thinly scattered (adj)
Provocative (adj)thought provoking (adj)
Tenacious (adj)stubborn (adj)
Prudent (adj)careful (adj)
Arrogant (adj)too proud (adj)
Subdue (v)to keep under control (v)
Tout (v)to praise highly (v)
Lambaste (v)to strike or beat repeatedly (v)
Mollify (v)to soften (one's temper) (v)
Incense (v)to make very angry (v)
Vilify (v)to use abusive language to describe someone or something (v)
Laudable (adj)praiseworthy (adj)
Snub (v)to ignore a specific person or group of people (v)
Gracious (adj)used to describe a person who has kindness and charm (adj)
Ornery (adj)used to describe a person or animal that is both mean and stubborn (adj)
Inclined (adj)likely to do something (adj)
Resolute (adj)determined (adj)
Dynamic (adj)energetic (adj)
Forlorn (adj)miserable (adj)
Abbreviate (v)to shorten (v)
Benevolent (adj)friendly
Lobbyist (n)a person who tries to influence political positions (n)
Longevity (n)long duration of life (n)
Novice (n)beginner (n)
Querulous (adj)inclined dto complain or find fault (adj)
Transient (adj)lasting for only a short time (adj)
Vindicate (v)to clear someone or something of blame or suspicion (v)
Wary (adj)unsure (adj)
Abstinence (n)the act of refraining from pleasurable activity (n)
Anachronistic (adj)out-of-date
Anecdote (n)short, usually funny account of an event (n)
Censure (v)to criticize harshly (v)
Circuitous (adj)indirect; taking the longest route (adj)
Condescending (adj)possessing an attitude of superiority; patronizing (adj)
Demagogue (n)leader usually appealing to emotion or prejudice (n)
Discredit (v)to disgrace or dishonor (v)
Disdain (v)to regard with scorn (v)
Emulate (v)to imitate (v)
Aback (adv)(preceded by taken) surprised; startled
Abduct (v)to take away (v)
Ambivalence (n)conflicting feelings toward someone or something (n)
Barb (n)a pointed part (n)
Bluster (v)to speak noisely, to boast (v)
Candor (n)honesty (n)
Charlatan (n)a fake (n)
Deduce (v)to reason out, to infer (v)
Devoid (adj)completely without (adj)
Emancipate (v)to set free (v)
Absurd (adj)ridiculous (adj)
Abysmal (adj)extremely bad (adj)
Adjacent (adj)near (adj)
Barbarous (adj)crude (adj)
Bawdy (adj)humorously obscene (adj)
Chic (adj)stylish (adj)
Cohesive (adj)tending to remain together (adj)
Definitive (adj)complete (adj)
Elated (adj)overjoyed (adj)
Formidable (adj)dreadful (adj)
Abase (v)to humiliate (v)
Bastion (n)a fort (n)
Cadence (n)rhythm or beat (n)
Decorum (n)appropriate social behavior (n)
Edify (v)to instruct (v)
Feign (v)to pretend (v)
Gesticulate (v)to move in an excited way / to make an awkward gesture (v)
Harbinger (n)an omen or sign (n)
Iconoclast (n)a rebel (n)
Judicious (adj)wise (adj)
Acrimonious (adj)harsh in speech or behavior (adj)
Addendum (n)something added as a supplement (n)
Adherent (adj / n)sticking fast (adj) / a supporter (n)
Bombastic (adj)using impressive but meaningless language (adj)
Connoisseur (n)an expert (n)
Consternation (n)panic or shock (n)
Debauch (v)to corrupt (v)
Disseminate (v)to scatter (v)
Dissension (n)disagreement (n)
Emissary (n)one sent on a special mission (n)
Ostensible (adj)apparent (adj)
Oppurtunist (n)one who takes advantage of a situation (n)
Naive (adj)simple / unsophisticated (adj)
Malcontent (n)one who is dissatisfied (n)
Lucid (adj)clear (adj)
Incessant (adj)continuous (adj)
Immutable (adj)unchangeable (adj)
Homogeneous (adj)composed of parts all the same type (adj)
Heterogeneous (adj)different (adj)
Gumption (n)courage and initiative (n)


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