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AP English Vocab
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1. Appropriateness of behavior
toxic
egregious
propriety
benign
2. Giving praise
laudatory
archaic
catalog (v.)
egregious
3. Lazy
pejorative
aesthetic
indolent
insipid
4. The ability to speak vividly or persuasively
assiduous
eloquence
paradigm
propriety
5. Not caring one way or the other
innate
indifferent
flagrant
dogged
6. Impulsive and unpredictable
capricious
egregious
caustic
apology
7. Made; concocted to deceive
fabricated
parallelism
condemn
notorious
8. Arrogantly domineering or overbearing
imperious
disparage
premonition
malice
9. Intended to instruct
equanimity
aesthetic
omnipotent
didactic
10. The practice of pretending to be something one is not; insincerity
hypocrisy
perception
penitent
subdue
11. A clever trick used to deceive or outwit
suppressed
stratagem
abstract
plausible
12. Mutual hatred or ill-will
futile
penitent
deleterious
enmity
13. Submissive; like a servant
clandestine
contemporary
sardonic
servile
14. One with an amateurish or superficial understanding of a field of knowledge
dilettante
amenable
egregious
brittle
15. Unimaginative; dull
prosaic
inevitable
rancorous
deleterious
16. Large in scope or content
medieval
comprehensive
pragmatic
ambivalent
17. A fixed or strong belief
surreptitiously
profound
conviction
slander
18. Laziness; inactivity; dullness
pejorative
contemptuous
heinous
torpor
19. An incorrect understanding or interpretation
perception
chiasmus
misconception
torpor
20. A widespread fire
conflagration
elusive
inevitable
ingrate
21. To make an itemized list of
catalog (v.)
inherent
diligent
flagrant
22. Profoundly moving; touching
narrative
poignant
cryptic
phenomenon
23. Copied or adapted from a source
derived
superficial
enlightening
melancholy
24. To make vicious statements about
dilettante
reprehensible
archaic
vilify
25. Subject to erratic behavior; unpredictable
slander
plagiarism
brittle
whimsical
26. Lacking energy
listless
flagrant
superficial
aesthetic
27. Of chief concern or importance
paramount
abstract
innate
apparatus
28. The state or quality of being average; of moderate to low quality
mediocrity
disparage
disdain
discredit
29. To put up with; to survive a hardship
endure
disingenuous
sonorous
innate
30. The quality of being calm and even-tempered; composure
disdain
equanimity
incumbent
integrity
31. False charges and malicious oral statements about someone
transient
vindicated
eloquence
slander
32. A brilliantly executed plan
vitality
florid
austere
coup
33. To make beautiful by ornamenting; to decorate
surreptitiously
embellish
brusque
asylum
34. An inversion in the second of two parallel phrases
chiasmus
emigrate
obsolete
solvent
35. A state of uncertainty or perplexity
disdain
quandary
implication
assimilation
36. Referring to the Middle Ages; old-fashioned
contemptuous
medieval
fastidious
sedentary
37. Unemotional; serious
spurious
staid
didactic
hypocrisy
38. General agreement
cryptic
consensus
propitious
excerpt
39. Characteristic of an earlier period; old-fashioned
intrepid
ruse
wily
archaic
40. Expressing remorse for one's misdeeds
cohesive
lexicon
penitent
profound
41. To express strong disapproval of; denounce
condemn
intuition
realism
suppressed
42. A grammar construction in which two identical syntactic constructions are used
staid
coherent
parallelism
excerpt
43. Quarrelsome
impede
factious
pejorative
incumbent
44. Of little substance or significance
medieval
impartial
trivial
timorous
45. Easily understood; clear
lucid
embellish
transient
aesthetic
46. Fear - apprehension
implication
trepidation
dogmatic
cryptic
47. Sincerity; openness
harbinger
decorous
dubious
candor
48. Energy; power to survive
vitality
slander
pernicious
flagrant
49. A form of metonymy that's restricted to cases where a part is used to signify the whole
metonymy
virtuoso
deleterious
synecdoche
50. Shrewd; clever
florid
astute
rhetoric
innovative