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DSST World Literature Vocab
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1. A figure of speach in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect
symmetrical
impede
autopsy
hyperbole
2. Requiring much sitting
pedestrian
perennial
synchronize
sedentary
3. Easy to notice (look at); obvious
chronicle
metamorphosis
infidel
conspicuous
4. Trust - as financial credit; a source of honor - as great credit to one's family
credible
current
hyperglycemia
bibliophile
5. To come around; to get around or to overcome by artful manuevering; to prevent
benevolence
ambiguous
autocracy
circumvent
6. Government by a single person
recluse
symbiosis
autocracy
precede
7. A person one struggles against
philosopher
agnostic
antagonist
enervate
8. One who goes by foot; commonplace or dull
insidious
tripartite
pedestrian
sedentary
9. A particular kind or category of literature or art
credible
philanthropy
genre
monopoly
10. Lack of feeling; indifferent
efface
panacea
apathy
pedestrian
11. One called to give evidence; a person who pleads on another's behalf or casue.
genocide
equitable
ambiguous
advocate
12. To prove something is true
disarray
verify
antecedent
annual
13. The effort to increase the well-being of hummanity by charitable donations
precocious
malevolent
philanthropy
bipartisan
14. True; actual
precocious
conspicuous
postpone
veritable
15. People rule; government by representatives chosen by the people
democracy
precede
subjugate
credence
16. The study of the relationship between organisms and their environment
genesis
profusion
antagonist
ecology
17. One who loves people
profusion
contradict
anticipate
philanthropist
18. To get the foot entangled; anyhting that hinders
impede
credence
endemic
amorphous
19. To put off until afterward
postpone
amorphous
tripartite
miscreant
20. The systematic - planned killing of a race -political - or cultural group
sedentary
missive
genocide
disarray
21. An act that goes before and may serve as a example for later acts
disparity
precedent
procede
malicious
22. A pouring forth; an abundance.
equitable
autonomy
empathy
profusion
23. A view in all directions
panorama
empathy
amorphous
anticipate
24. Wishing evil towards others
genre
calligraphy
impede
malevolent
25. Anything out of its proper historical time
enervate
beneficiary
phobia
anachronism
26. Native to a particular people or country
symmetrical
revise
endemic
calligraphy
27. Excess of sugar in the blood
hyperglycemia
symmetrical
eloquent
monopoly
28. To call out; to call forth as memories or feelings.
malicious
postpone
evoke
missive
29. Irrational fear of a thing or situation
genre
phobia
symbiosis
cacaphony
30. Three literary - drmatic - or musial compositions that - though complete in itself - form a related series
diction
trilogy
anthropomorphism
anticipate
31. A letter or message sent
evoke
genocide
missive
symmetrical
32. To look at; to reflect on or ponder
disarray
antagonist
philanthropy
speculate
33. Not faithful; a person who does not believe in a particular religion
circumspect
genial
annals
infidel
34. To take before - to realize beforehand
odometer
benign
anticipate
speculate
35. To take out the nerve; to deprive of nerve - force or vigor; to weaken
enervate
ambiguous
anachronism
genesis
36. Having a life cycle lasting more than two years
perennial
phobia
monotheism
ambivalence
37. A person sent on a specific mission
autopsy
pandemic
emissary
precocious
38. One who seeks knowledge or wisdom through logic
recluse
ebullient
philosopher
pandemic
39. Words together; a form of argument or reasoning consisiting of two sentences and a conclusion drawn from them.
propensity
consummate
syllogism
hyperglycemia
40. To speak beforehand
ecology
euphoria
biosphere
predict
41. Marrying one person while legally married to another
genial
synthesis
bigamy
metamorphosis
42. A hanging forward; a natural inclination
metamorphosis
propensity
convivial
automatic
43. To place a yoke on; to conquer
profusion
anthropomorphism
topography
subjugate
44. The belief that there is no god/God
equitable
antecedent
atheist (Andrew Jensen/William Kelemen definition)
telegraph
45. No way through; incapable of being passed through
amorphous
philanthropist
genocide
impervious
46. Not arrayed or arranged properly; a state of disorder or confusion; disorderly dress
equitable
disarray
credulous
autocracy
47. Bad sounds; disagreeable or discordant sounds
topography
anticipate
cacaphony
calligraphy
48. Operating by itself
symbiotic
atheist (Andrew Jensen/William Kelemen definition)
automatic
infidel
49. Sticking together; having orderly relation of parts
endemic
coherent
genocide
anthropomorphism
50. Originally - an unbeliever in religion; now - an evildoer or criminal
miscreant
commiserate
ambivalence
precede