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AP English Vocab
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english
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1. The practice of pretending to be something one is not; insincerity
hypocrisy
parody
maverick
clandestine
2. Without decoration; strict
contemptuous
disingenuous
putrid
austere
3. Producing a deep or full sound
sonorous
lexicon
stratagem
pragmatic
4. Long - complex - grammatically correct sentence
conviction
apathetic
camaraderie
period
5. Trustworthiness; completeness
replete
integrity
truncated
archaic
6. To ease a pain or burden
austere
alleviate
condescending
candor
7. Commendable; worthy of imitation
toxic
spurious
exemplary
realism
8. Informative; contributing to one's awareness
indifferent
enlightening
genre
novice
9. Quarrelsome
factious
ominous
toxic
sardonic
10. Done by secretive means
staid
paramount
assiduous
surreptitiously
11. An artistic work that imitates the style of another work for comic effect
parody
camaraderie
equivocate
pervasive
12. Unemotional; serious
novice
narrative
malice
staid
13. A grammar construction in which two identical syntactic constructions are used
parallelism
candor
synecdoche
notorious
14. Supported with proof or evidence; verified
assiduous
substantiated
florid
fastidious
15. Exercising good judgment or common sense
candor
embellish
prudent
listless
16. Freed from blame
vindicated
eclectic
alliance
assiduous
17. Lazy
austere
emigrate
ponderous
indolent
18. To leave one country or region and settle in another
conflagration
parallelism
superfluous
emigrate
19. On guard
alienated
wary
capricious
obsolete
20. Favorable; promising
narrative
auspicious
gesticulating
objectivity
21. Not caring one way or the other
wily
indifferent
cordial
benign
22. Logically connected
impinge
benign
coherent
enmity
23. All-powerful
alleviate
intuition
omnipotent
apposition
24. Fear - apprehension
lament
ominous
exculpate
trepidation
25. Giving praise
obscure
dictatorial
laudatory
disingenuous
26. Express grief for; mourn
lament
frank
hypocrisy
integrity
27. Describing a dry - rainless climate
lucid
toxic
arid
ingrate
28. Incapable of being reformed
genre
austere
incorrigible
lucid
29. Made; concocted to deceive
fabricated
genre
sedentary
spurious
30. Stubbornly persevering
dogged
mural
rational
gratuitous
31. Worn out through overuse; trite
hackneyed
fastidious
discourse
reclamation
32. Extremely dull
ponderous
hypocrisy
rancorous
candor
33. Exhibiting a display of great wealth
putrid
caustic
opulent
realism
34. Developed or learned; not naturally occuring
synecdoche
prudent
acquired
penitent
35. Hatefully evil; abominable
incontrovertible
insolent
disingenuous
heinous
36. Coming into existence; emerging
prosaic
egregious
haughty
nascent
37. Done or achieved with little effort; easy
arbitrary
facile
hierarchy
disparity
38. To free from guilt or blame
exculpate
suppressed
deleterious
copious
39. Treating people as weak or inferior
medley
exemplary
apology
condescending
40. Poisonous
elusive
imperious
toxic
affable
41. Condition of sticking together
conflagration
anachronism
cohesive
apology
42. Current - modern; from the same time
vilify
vitality
gratuitous
contemporary
43. The act of making something useful again
indolent
capricious
reclamation
diligent
44. The state or quality of being average; of moderate to low quality
panegyric
mediocrity
pervasive
genre
45. Characterized by the telling of a story
narrative
ponderous
contemptuous
rancorous
46. Strikingly new or unusual
conviction
novel
propitious
mundane
47. Abundantly supplied; filled to capacity
cryptic
replete
naive
integrity
48. Describing the category or artistic endeavor
plagiarism
spurious
genre
surreptitiously
49. Something out of place in time or sequence
archaic
anachronism
novice
obdurate
50. Energy; power to survive
caustic
vitality
sanction
consensus