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AP English Vocab
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english
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Extremely careful and precise
embellish
meticulous
superficial
despotic
2. To restrain; to hold back
anthropomorphism
sanction
subdue
frenetic
3. Lacking application or practical application
deleterious
contemporary
subdue
theoretical
4. Lacking sophistication or experience
implication
naive
clandestine
replete
5. A perfect example; an original pattern or model
archetype
rancorous
coup
apology
6. Simultaneously having opposing feelings; uncertain
sanction
ambivalent
asylum
apposition
7. All-powerful
archaic
vitality
discredit
omnipotent
8. Secretive
clandestine
propitious
mollify
obstinate
9. Equipment; a group of machines
anthology
apparatus
novice
archaic
10. Difficult to comprehend
novice
obdurate
cryptic
wary
11. A form of deductive reasoning: a major premise - a minor premise - and a conclusion
syllogism
patronizing
eloquence
emigrate
12. Of or occurring in the night; under cover of darkness
replete
melancholy
impartial
nocturnal
13. Unplanned; naturally occurring
notorious
paramount
spontaneous
ponderous
14. Wildly excited or active
wary
frenetic
assimilation
prudent
15. Done by secretive means
torpor
surreptitiously
staid
intrepid
16. Hateful; marked by deep-seated ill-will
candor
fluid
rancorous
lexicon
17. The attribution of humanlike characteristics to inanimate objects - animals - or forces of nature
anthropomorphism
assertion
apology
hierarchy
18. An inversion in the second of two parallel phrases
staid
objectivity
acquired
chiasmus
19. To cause to be doubted
assertion
discredit
imperious
genre
20. Developed or learned; not naturally occuring
disingenuous
facetious
vitality
acquired
21. Strikingly new or unusual
notorious
oxymoron
novel
superficial
22. Stubbornly persevering
stoic
assertion
venerated
dogged
23. Having no useful purpose; pointless
parody
pejorative
futile
solvent
24. Commonplace; ordinary
dilettante
dogged
mundane
wily
25. Proper; marked by good taste
context
prosaic
decorous
dogmatic
26. An example or model
sanction
paradigm
obscure
putrid
27. Open and sincere in expression; straightforward
frank
auspicious
mollify
aesthetic
28. Persistence
naive
sedentary
tenacity
discourse
29. An ungrateful person
lament
ingrate
torpor
wily
30. Describing the category or artistic endeavor
conception
genre
omnipotent
trivial
31. Unimportant
inconsequential
malleable
trepidation
reprehensible
32. Unimaginative; dull
prosaic
alliance
effusive
aesthetic
33. Profoundly moving; touching
alliance
discourse
futile
poignant
34. A place of retreat or security
exemplary
vindicated
ambivalent
asylum
35. Arrogant; vainly proud
disingenuous
maverick
futile
haughty
36. An incorrect understanding or interpretation
misconception
chiasmus
conviction
apathetic
37. Well-meaning; generous
benevolent
sanction
insipid
ample
38. Not able to be denied or disputed
incontrovertible
candor
mediocrity
fluid
39. Kind and gentle
discredit
benign
rational
staid
40. Something that indicates what is to come; a forerunner
harbinger
assimilation
malice
profound
41. On guard
egregious
catalog (v.)
wary
condescending
42. Impulsive and unpredictable
capricious
pugnacious
mural
inconsequential
43. Highly respected
arbitrary
wily
candor
venerated
44. The act of making something useful again
transitory
idealize
reclamation
prudent
45. Calm
comprehensive
pervasive
serene
genre
46. To express strong disapproval of; denounce
condemn
acquired
ponderous
propriety
47. Lazy
ebullience
indolent
medley
ambiguous
48. Quarrelsome
gesticulating
factious
syllogism
spontaneous
49. Uninteresting; unchallenging
malice
insipid
metonymy
embellish
50. Forceful; urgently demanding attention
compelling
ample
frank
coup