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AP English Vocab
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1. To grow or increase rapidly
theoretical
inherent
proliferate
stratagem
2. The act of suggesting or hinting
clandestine
disingenuous
anthropomorphism
implication
3. A group organized by rank
hierarchy
innate
comprehensive
camaraderie
4. Marked by painstaking effort; hard-working
anachronism
diligent
dubious
brittle
5. Stubborn; inflexible
malfeasance
frank
mollify
obdurate
6. Domineering; oppressively overbearing
ingrate
apparatus
wary
dictatorial
7. Intended to instruct
prodigious
venerated
didactic
perspective
8. Informative; contributing to one's awareness
subdue
enlightening
cryptic
replete
9. Doubtful; of unlikely authenticity
staid
notorious
dubious
arid
10. Describing flowery or elaborate speech
frank
diligent
florid
mollify
11. The state or quality of being average; of moderate to low quality
pejorative
mediocrity
listless
incontrovertible
12. To make vicious statements about
staid
premonition
paradigm
vilify
13. An ungrateful person
ingrate
ponderous
assiduous
dictatorial
14. False charges and malicious oral statements about someone
incumbent
listless
transient
slander
15. Treating in a condescending manner
permeated
opulent
patronizing
slander
16. Elaborately decorated
pernicious
abstract
ruse
ornate
17. A beginner
affable
clandestine
acquired
novice
18. A selected part of a passage or scene
ruse
excerpt
comprehensive
disingenuous
19. Responsive; agreeable
embellish
eloquence
lucid
amenable
20. Extreme ill-will or spite
medieval
malice
fastidious
disparage
21. Lacking energy
listless
notorious
integrity
anthropomorphism
22. Large in scope or content
plagiarism
comprehensive
panegyric
replete
23. To restrain; to hold back
subdue
cryptic
condemn
plausible
24. Possessing carefull attention to detail; difficult to please
incumbent
trepidation
intrepid
fastidious
25. Calm
idealize
hierarchy
contemptuous
serene
26. Point of view
wily
perspective
assimilation
embellish
27. Defense of an idea
assiduous
fastidious
apology
candor
28. Difficult to comprehend
anthropomorphism
cryptic
apology
emigrate
29. To make an itemized list of
fluid
factious
tenacity
catalog (v.)
30. Quarrelsome
proximity
factious
convoluted
theoretical
31. Closeness
malleable
asylum
proximity
profound
32. A fixed or strong belief
copious
conviction
tenuous
elusive
33. Lazy
arid
rancorous
aesthetic
indolent
34. Of chief concern or importance
gratuitous
stratagem
paramount
lament
35. Inborn; built-in
inherent
perception
lexicon
astute
36. Feeling hatred; scornful
contemptuous
futile
heinous
fabricated
37. Presenting favorable circumstances; auspicious
stratagem
propitious
venerated
clandestine
38. Strikingly new or unusual
cogent
auspicious
novel
amenable
39. Convincing; reasonable
cogent
novel
condemn
disparage
40. Hateful; marked by deep-seated ill-will
transitory
rancorous
embellish
vindicated
41. Playfully humorous
ruse
superfluous
timorous
facetious
42. Profoundly moving; touching
nascent
poignant
lexicon
insolent
43. Easily understood; clear
assimilation
lucid
obstinate
vilify
44. Enormous
sardonic
mediocrity
impression
prodigious
45. Referring to the Middle Ages; old-fashioned
sedentary
coherent
medieval
assimilation
46. To consider perfect
ambiguous
toxic
period
idealize
47. A crafty trick
ruse
dilettante
haughty
lucid
48. A form of deductive reasoning: a major premise - a minor premise - and a conclusion
sonorous
slander
syllogism
biased
49. Something that indicates what is to come; a forerunner
ponderous
synecdoche
condescending
harbinger
50. Extra; unnecessary
clandestine
ebullience
superfluous
spontaneous