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AP English Vocab
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1. Simultaneously having opposing feelings; uncertain
ambivalent
intrepid
mediocrity
insolent
2. A grammar construction in which a noun (or noun phrase) is placed with another as an explanation
fluid
apposition
perspective
reclamation
3. Friendly; sincere
equanimity
cordial
wary
egregious
4. Difficult to capture - as in something actually fleeting
syllogism
elusive
sanction
idealize
5. False charges and malicious oral statements about someone
slander
disparage
arid
convoluted
6. A group organized by rank
context
hierarchy
deleterious
ambivalent
7. Describing a showy or pretentious display
perception
ostentatious
candor
pejorative
8. Indifferent to pleasure or pain; impassive
naive
acquired
stoic
abstract
9. Quiet or humble in manner or appearance
modest
heinous
dictatorial
premonition
10. One who is independent and resists adherence to a group
inconsequential
maverick
torpor
assiduous
11. Causing great harm
pernicious
trepidation
arbitrary
incorrigible
12. Condition of sticking together
wary
flagrant
cohesive
alleviate
13. To restrain; to hold back
subdue
tenuous
theoretical
spontaneous
14. Long established; deep-rooted; habitual
catalog (v.)
parody
cordial
inveterate
15. A form of metonymy that's restricted to cases where a part is used to signify the whole
trepidation
synecdoche
capricious
notorious
16. Stubbornly adhering to unproved beliefs
contemptuous
diligent
dogmatic
lexicon
17. Shortened; cut off
vindicated
assertion
truncated
abstract
18. Calm
dictatorial
serene
apathetic
apposition
19. Extra; unnecessary
servile
replete
superfluous
ample
20. Referring to the Middle Ages; old-fashioned
servile
discourse
consensus
medieval
21. A feeling or understanding resulting from an experience
sardonic
harbinger
emigrate
impression
22. Intended to instruct
paradigm
didactic
torpor
prosaic
23. The act of suggesting or hinting
florid
prodigious
implication
notorious
24. To make an itemized list of
lucid
obstinate
catalog (v.)
nocturnal
25. A declaration or statement
assertion
caustic
syllogism
servile
26. To cause to be doubted
sedentary
discredit
fluid
integrity
27. Stubborn; inflexible
oxymoron
obdurate
poignant
cordial
28. The act of making something useful again
substantiated
propriety
medieval
reclamation
29. Existing only as an assumption or speculation
egregious
innate
intuition
hypothetical
30. Lacking sophistication or experience
ostentatious
naive
stoic
factious
31. Describing a large amount of something
putrid
meticulous
alliance
ample
32. Making gestures while speaking
benevolent
gesticulating
pernicious
arbitrary
33. Describing the category or artistic endeavor
acquired
patronizing
genre
harbinger
34. Hateful; marked by deep-seated ill-will
rancorous
truncated
vitality
plagiarism
35. To avoid making a definite statement
endure
equivocate
parallelism
medieval
36. An example or model
anthology
paradigm
implication
inconsequential
37. A word book describing language with definitions; a dictionary
lexicon
ruse
plausible
paramount
38. General agreement
suppressed
consensus
slander
frenetic
39. A perfect example; an original pattern or model
archetype
enmity
arbitrary
wily
40. Defense of an idea
listless
mediocrity
apology
integrity
41. Exercising good judgment or common sense
prudent
quandary
penitent
parody
42. Easy-going; friendly
affable
rhetoric
superfluous
substantiated
43. Short-lived or temporary
alienated
exculpate
transitory
compelling
44. No longer in use; old-fashioned
disingenuous
ominous
impinge
obsolete
45. Incapable of being reformed
misconception
sanction
incorrigible
obscure
46. The attribution of humanlike characteristics to inanimate objects - animals - or forces of nature
futile
insipid
malice
anthropomorphism
47. Quarrelsome
factious
quandary
venerated
arid
48. Having a harmful effect; injurious
rancorous
deleterious
anthology
synecdoche
49. Possessed at birth; inborn
insipid
innate
contemporary
impinge
50. Introducing something new
vilify
anachronism
innovative
insolent