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English II Vocab

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to become thin from loss of appetite (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
emaciate
to loot or plunder (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
pillage
disposition to please (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
complaisant
dark in color or complexion (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
swarthy
something offensive (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
vulgarity
to lessen or ease (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
aussage
noisily self-assertive (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
bumptious
an illicit lover (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
paramour
of keen/shrewd mind (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
sagacious
aggressively self-assertive/waging war (complaisant, vulgarity, bumptious, emaciate, paramour, swarthy, sagacious, belligerent, aussage, pillage)
belligerent
to attack, especially with artillery (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
bombard
to have a premonition of misfortune (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
forebode
a break (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
haitus
out of line (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
awry
to disturb greatly (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
perturb
foolishly impractical (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
quixotic
using more words than necessary (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
verbose
carefree (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
capricious
ridiculous (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
ludicrous
to warn gently (awry, forebode, admonish, verbose, ludicrous, bombard, haitus, perturb, capricious, quixotic)
admonish
made to create ill will or give offense (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
invidious
a complete failure (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
fiasco
to exclude by general consent (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
ostracize
inclined to quarrel or fight readily (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
pugnacious
able to use both hands well (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
ambidextrous
extremely wicked or villianous (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
nefarious
almost completely transparent (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
diaphanous
large in quantity or number (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
copious
hearty, joyous humor (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
jovial
cheerfully optimistic, blood-red (ambidexterous, jovial, invidious, disphanous, sanguine, osrtacize, fiasco, copious, pugnacious, nefarious)
sanguine
happening intermittently/every now & then (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
spasmodic
to decline from normal state (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
degenerate
a person who clowns/jokes (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
buffoon
a sharp, sudden pain (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
twinge
happening without cause (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
spontaneous
being beyond what is required (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
superfluous
loud, angry, violent speech (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
tirade
to descend to an inferior level (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
condescend
contrary to nature; absurd (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
perposterous
heedless; careless; indifferent to consequences (tirade, preposterous, superfluous, reckless, buffoon, degenerate, twinge, condescend, spontaneous, spasmodic)
reckless
to set right/to remove the cause of (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
redress
to derive by reasoning (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
deduce
to become filled to overflowing (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
teem
something light/delicate (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
gossamer
acting in strict regard for what is right (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
scrupulous
especially harmful to health or morals (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
noxious
to use or handle effectively (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
wield
having personal bravery (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
valourous
dishonesty/mischievous (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
knavery
done with skillfulness (noxious, redress, deduce, teem, dexterous, knavery, scrupulous, gossamer, wield, valourous)
dexterous
to prevail over; to surpass in quality (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
surmount
ill will or resentment tending toward hostility (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
animosity
occuring over wide geographic area (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
pandemic
to act or work clumsily and awkwardly (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
bungle
drunk enough to be emotionally silly (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
maudlin
having or chowing a slow or dull temperament (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
phlegmatic
an infintesimal amount (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
iota
to inflit punishement on (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
chastise
existing or functioning below consciousness (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
subliminal
temperamentally disinclined to talk (iota, bungle, phlegmatic, maudlin, surmount, chastise, animosity, taciturn, pandemic, subliminal)
taciturn
being clotted or congealed (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
coagulate
to accept, comply or submit tactily or passively (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
aquiesce
something hard to understand or explain (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
enigma
involving or characterized by hard effort (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
laborious
lacking proper respect or seriousness (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
flippant
resembling a tree in form (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
dendroid
harmonically unresolved (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
dissonant
to treat with extreme or excessive care (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
coddle
a servile dependent; one highly favored (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
minion
a desperate or reckless man (dendroid, minion, dissonant, flippant, enigma, desperado,aquiesce, coagulate, laborious, coddle)
desperado
unrestrained exercise of power (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
tyranny
to twist in pain, struggle or embarrassment (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
writhe
an exaggerated irritation; to imitate absurdly (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
travesty
to add to, support or uphold (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
bolster
a speech/writing of strong feeling or expression (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
harangue
continuing without interruption; unending (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
incessant
eager for knowledge; inappropriately curious (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
inquisitive
to place side by side for comparison (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
juxtapose
occuring without restraint (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
rampant
of doubtful quality or uncertain outcome (bolster, inquisitive, harangue, writhe, dubious, juxtapose, incessant, tyranny, rampant, travesty)
dubious
parched with heat from the sun; passionate (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
torrid
foul with impurities (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
feculent
disagreeing with the established system or belief (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
dissident
dead & putrefying flesh (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave) (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
carrion
to speak ill of; to corrupt morally (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
deprave
foul or rotten (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
putrescent
to set free; to free from allegation or blame (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
vindicate
to make more violent, better or severe (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
exacerbate
to turn aside from main subject of attention (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
digress
subject to erratic behavior (dissident, torrid, putrescent, whimsical, vindicate, digress, carrion, feculent, exacerbate, deprave)
whimsical
an ability to recover from or adjust to change (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
resilience
a sailor in charge of steering a boat or ship (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
coxswain
to subject one\'s husband to nagging (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
henpeck
small harmful animals that are difficult to control (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
vermin
noisily turbulent; rowdy (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
boisterous
a document discharging one from obligation (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
acquittance
to show devoted honor to (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
revere
knowledgeable of something through experience (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
cognizant
to yield to superior strength or force (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
succumb
vividly expressive or revealing (coxswain, acquittance, cognizant, vermin, succumb, resilience, rever, eloquent, henpeck, boisterous)
eloquent
drooping from exhaustion; sluggish (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
languid
to mar the appearance of (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
deface
a passionate action or impulse (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
impetuosity
inclined to start wars or fight (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
bellicose
of/relating to or characteristic of the devil (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
diabolic
exaggerated in importance, worth, or stature (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
pretentious
to weigh down or burden (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
encumber
habitually complaining (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
querulous
of/relating to or characteristic of old age (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
senile
to violate an oath or vow by swearing to something false (diabolic, encumber, senile, querlous, deface, perjure, impetuosity, bellicose, languid, pretentious)
perjure
the action of opposing government (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
insurgence
to instruct and improve moral knowledge (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
edify
likely but not certain to happen (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
contingent
having a gradual and cumulative effect (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
insidious
shouting or calling out (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
vociferious
being pleasant or at ease talking to others (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
affable
equivalent in value, significance or effect (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
tantamount
vegetable vendor (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
costermonger
to lower in rank or reputation (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
disparage
lasting a short time (insidious, affable, edify, insurgence, fugacious, vociferous, disparage, costermonger, contingent, tantamount)
fugacious
the substitution for an offensive comment (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
euphemism
an idividualizing characteristic or quality (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
idiosyncracy
the act of describing with accuracy and detail (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
delineation
to think about issues or decisions carefully (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
deliberate
chemically or medically effective; rich (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
potent
capable of being easily led, taught or controlled (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
tractable
to assume or proclaim as true or necessary (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
postulate
free from agitation, disturbance or turmoil (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
tranquil
medieval chemical science (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
alchemy
foreboding or foreshadowing evil (tranquil, delineation, postulate, alchemy, potent, idiosyncracy, tractable, euphemism, deliberate, ominous)
ominous
to violate a command or law (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
transgress
having unlimited authority or influence (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
omnipotent
relating to matters of fact other than ideas (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
pragmatic
a person or thing that sets an example (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
precedent
to cause irritation or annoyance (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
exasperated
to persuade with flattery or gentle urging (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
cajole
unreserved, honest or sincere expression (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
candor
very angry; enraged (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
livid
able to be understood more than two ways (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
ambiguous
a trick (amibiguous, exasperated, cajole, ruse, predecent, livid, candor, pragmatic, trangress, omnipotent)
ruse

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