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AP English Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Lacking energy
equanimity
conception
malice
listless
2. A type of figurative language in which one term is substituted for another term with which it is closely associated
diligent
metonymy
malfeasance
embellish
3. A declaration or statement
replete
assertion
poignant
anthropomorphism
4. Rotten
putrid
rational
prodigious
dogged
5. A clever trick used to deceive or outwit
dogged
gratuitous
prodigious
stratagem
6. Quiet or humble in manner or appearance
tenuous
vindicated
eclectic
modest
7. False charges and malicious oral statements about someone
paradigm
superfluous
slander
perception
8. Well-meaning; generous
benevolent
copious
lucid
narrative
9. An assortment or a mixture - especially of musical pieces
notorious
hierarchy
medley
sedentary
10. To leave one country or region and settle in another
fabricated
emigrate
premonition
abstract
11. Severely critical or sarcastic
mural
slander
caustic
malice
12. Current - modern; from the same time
contemporary
arid
serene
hierarchy
13. The practice of pretending to be something one is not; insincerity
hypocrisy
ruse
propriety
vilify
14. Enormous
obstinate
prodigious
malfeasance
reclamation
15. A word book describing language with definitions; a dictionary
sanction
fluid
torpor
lexicon
16. Sadness; depression
proliferate
pernicious
melancholy
arbitrary
17. No longer in use; old-fashioned
capricious
conflagration
obsolete
dubious
18. Incapable of being reformed
inveterate
alleviate
catalog (v.)
incorrigible
19. To make vicious statements about
incumbent
malleable
vilify
futile
20. Producing a deep or full sound
insipid
gratuitous
spurious
sonorous
21. The state or quality of being average; of moderate to low quality
nocturnal
slander
opulent
mediocrity
22. Having little substance or strength
hackneyed
discredit
hypocrisy
tenuous
23. Inborn; built-in
surreptitiously
lucid
lament
inherent
24. Disdainfully or ironically humorous; harsh - bitter - or caustic
inconsequential
exculpate
sardonic
superfluous
25. Extremely careful and precise
assiduous
vitality
meticulous
hackneyed
26. Exhibiting a display of great wealth
opulent
wily
vitality
trivial
27. Not in favor of one side or the other - unbiased
truncated
conviction
paramount
impartial
28. Insulting in manner or speech
fastidious
innate
notorious
insolent
29. To give official authorization or approval
sanction
intuition
indolent
propriety
30. Prejudiced
prosaic
synecdoche
hackneyed
biased
31. Point of view
lucid
perspective
propitious
enlightening
32. Logically connected
subdue
assimilation
coherent
putrid
33. Statement of high praise
panegyric
prudent
penitent
incumbent
34. Copied or adapted from a source
derived
assertion
stoic
plausible
35. Poisonous
ample
anthropomorphism
capricious
toxic
36. The act of making something useful again
frank
coherent
reclamation
prudent
37. Causing great harm
acquired
medley
pernicious
modest
38. Circumstances of a situation; environment
context
compelling
vindicated
oxymoron
39. Simultaneously having opposing feelings; uncertain
excerpt
rancorous
asylum
ambivalent
40. Dispersed throughout
impede
plagiarism
pervasive
impartial
41. A collection of literary pieces
diligent
anthology
mediocrity
haughty
42. Short-lived or temporary
transitory
impartial
arbiter
assiduous
43. Introducing something new
sedentary
brittle
innovative
panegyric
44. Arrogantly domineering or overbearing
prudent
sanction
candor
imperious
45. To absorb; to make similar
assimilation
dictatorial
anthropomorphism
didactic
46. Concerned only with what is on the surface or obvious; shallow
propitious
superficial
copious
obsolete
47. Extreme ill-will or spite
affable
malice
theoretical
proximity
48. To avoid making a definite statement
equivocate
effusive
clandestine
trivial
49. To restrain; to hold back
contemporary
facile
whimsical
subdue
50. Treating in a condescending manner
transitory
ambivalent
patronizing
imperious