10th Grade MAV Words Flashcards
arable
adjective - fit for plowing, tillable
conciliate
verb - to reconcile, to pacify, to renew a friendship
Frivolous
Adjective - lacking in seriousness or importance
derision
noun - scoffing at, mockery ridicule
Extricate
Verb - to free, to disentangle
Impetuous
Adjective - violent, hasty, rash, impulsive
Insolence
Noun - insulting or contemptuous behavior
Paradoxical
Adjective - something that appears to be false or contradictory but is actually correct
Sycophant
Noun - a self-serving flatterer, a brownnoser
Vivid
Adjective - bright, distinct, and clear
Antiquated
Adjective - obsolete, out if fashion, no longer usable
Clandestine
Adjective - secret
Cursory
Adjective - superficial, casual, hastily done
Enmity
Noun - absolute hatred, antagonism
Forbearance
Noun - patience, lenience
Garrulous
Adjective - talkative, rambling
Industrious
Adjective - skillfully busy or occupied
Infamous
Adjective - having a reputation if the worst kind, notoriously bad
Oblivion
Noun - state of being forgotten
Perjury
Noun- false testimony under oath
Adulation
Noun- extreme praise or admiration
Burgeon
Verb- to sprout, to newly emerge
Culpable
Adjective- deserving blame; guilty
Fatuous
Adjective- foolish, silly in an obnoxious way, innane
Miser
Noun- one who lives in wretched circumstances in order to save and hoard money
Nefarious
Adjective- extremely wicked,evil,vicious
Procrastinate
Verb- to defer action;to delay
Transparent
Adjective- quality of being able to be seen through,clear
Viable
Adjective-capable of working,functioning, or developing adequately
Inundate
Verb- to flood,to overthrow
Adversity
Noun- misfortune,unfavorable happening
Chimera
Noun- a fantasy; a horrible creature of the imagination
Entreaty
Noun- a plea, an earnest request
Humane
Adj- kind, compassionate, sympathetic and considerate
Indulgent
Adj- lenient, especially toward oneself
Prattle
Noun- meaningless sound, babble
Predilection
Noun- preference
Stoic
Adj- not showing passion or feeling, indifference , impassive
Summon
Verb- to call together, to send for or to request to appear
Turbulence
Noun- Wild or disturbing activity
adulterate
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Verb-to make impure by adding lesser substances; to corrupt
avarice
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Noun - greed for wealth
coalesce
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Verb - to merge, to fuse, to join, or to unite
desultory
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Adjective - jumping around, aimless, random
equivocate
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Verb - to attempt to like, to mislead, or to hide the truth
naïve
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Adjective - unsophisticated; inexperienced
periphera
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Adjective - on the edge, not important
respite
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Noun - a rest, a delay, a period of relief
sordid
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Adjective - filthy, foul
trifling
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Adjective - not significant, frivolous
animosity
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Noun - harsh feelings, enmity, resentment, hatred
apocryphal
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Adjective - of doubtful origin or authenticity, not genuine
cryptic
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Adjective - mysterious, secret
dissipation
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Noun - wasteful spending, squandering
edifying
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Adjective - instructing and improving spiritually or morally
hedonist
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Noun - one who seeks pleasure as the sole aim in life
indefatigable
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Adjective - tireless, incapable of being fatigued
interminable
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Adjective - having or seeming to have no end, wearisomely protracted
portent
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Noun - a sign or forewarning
prodigious
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Adjective - extraordinary in bulk, quantity, or degree, great in size