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AP English Vocab
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english
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1. A perfect example; an original pattern or model
archetype
facetious
brusque
facile
2. Making gestures while speaking
astute
gesticulating
reprehensible
frenetic
3. To free from guilt or blame
serene
surreptitiously
sonorous
exculpate
4. Mutual hatred or ill-will
arbiter
enmity
metonymy
putrid
5. Sadness; depression
imperious
torpor
melancholy
contemporary
6. Treating in a condescending manner
patronizing
objectivity
insipid
ample
7. Long - complex - grammatically correct sentence
mollify
indifferent
period
inveterate
8. To calm or soothe
ample
ostentatious
mollify
conviction
9. Domineering; oppressively overbearing
dictatorial
discourse
tenuous
rancorous
10. Severely critical or sarcastic
dilettante
apparatus
caustic
ponderous
11. Contempt - scorn - to regard or treat with contempt; to look down on
surreptitiously
misconception
conflagration
disdain
12. Exercising absolute power; tyrannical
pervasive
equivocate
condemn
despotic
13. Able to pay one's debts
misconception
cryptic
solvent
wily
14. An economic or military measure put in place to punish another country
futile
sanction
vindicated
torpor
15. Hinder; interfere with
imperious
flagrant
context
impinge
16. Not genuine
lexicon
despotic
heinous
spurious
17. Intended to instruct
didactic
proliferate
perception
acquired
18. A fixed or strong belief
anthology
camaraderie
conviction
diligent
19. Arrogant; vainly proud
incontrovertible
haughty
sardonic
perspective
20. Large in scope or content
comprehensive
cryptic
assiduous
enlightening
21. Point of view
perspective
inveterate
sedentary
imperious
22. Extremely or deliberately shocking or noticeable
alienated
serene
frank
flagrant
23. Laziness; inactivity; dullness
inevitable
torpor
meticulous
ponderous
24. Quarrelsome
frenetic
contemporary
eclectic
factious
25. Characteristic of an earlier period; old-fashioned
archaic
excerpt
virtuoso
egregious
26. Having great depth or seriousness
meticulous
synecdoche
equivocate
profound
27. Submissive; like a servant
aesthetic
serene
servile
disparage
28. Lacking application or practical application
amenable
transient
facetious
theoretical
29. To grow or increase rapidly
amenable
biased
proliferate
pervasive
30. Copied or adapted from a source
candor
prosaic
panegyric
derived
31. Introducing something new
obdurate
dubious
innovative
endure
32. An example or model
vitality
harbinger
astute
paradigm
33. Current - modern; from the same time
contemporary
mediocrity
decorous
conception
34. Exercising good judgment or common sense
alleviate
prudent
aesthetic
exemplary
35. Express grief for; mourn
pragmatic
frenetic
lament
condescending
36. Extremely dull
benign
candor
discourse
ponderous
37. No longer in use; old-fashioned
obsolete
sedentary
equivocate
convoluted
38. Developed or learned; not naturally occuring
acquired
permeated
despotic
propitious
39. To make beautiful by ornamenting; to decorate
embellish
integrity
facetious
consensus
40. Causing great harm
exculpate
affable
pernicious
intuition
41. Well-meaning; generous
apology
sardonic
benevolent
medley
42. Rotten
prosaic
putrid
timorous
contemporary
43. Not migratory; settled
hierarchy
sedentary
premonition
disdain
44. Given freely; unearned; unwarranted
gratuitous
naive
genre
discourse
45. Lacking sophistication or experience
implication
naive
cryptic
apology
46. Cunning
eclectic
wily
stratagem
benevolent
47. Abundantly supplied; filled to capacity
replete
benign
gratuitous
assiduous
48. Menacing; threatening
ominous
parody
propitious
eclectic
49. False charges and malicious oral statements about someone
novel
discourse
substantiated
slander
50. Long established; deep-rooted; habitual
pervasive
subdue
impede
inveterate