vocab 2

Question 1

panoply

Answer 1

(n) The man’s panoply of dolls were a bit creepy to neighborhood children.

Question 2

obliquely

Answer 2

(adj.) Donald Trump often obliquely made racist comments in his speeches at rallies.

Question 3

adamant (adj.)

Answer 3

I was adamant in not going to school, but my mom made me.

Question 4

adamant (n)

Answer 4

The robber threw an adamant at the storefront to break the window.

Question 5

evanescent

Answer 5

(adj.) People often forget that highschool is evanescent, and won’t heavily impact your future.

Question 6

nadir

Answer 6

(n) After reaching the nadir of his career, he decided to quit and find a new job.

Question 7

pedantic

Answer 7

(adj.) It is important not to be pedantic during the AP Literature test, so as not to run out of time.

Question 8

maudlin

Answer 8

(adj.) After having a few drinks, Sly was very loud and maudlin.

Question 9

coerce

Answer 9

(v) The mafia coerced others into

Question 10

conuse

Answer 10

(adj.) I would rather someone be conuse about their love for me than write a lengthy poem.

Question 11

attest

Answer 11

(v) The boy attested his love for the girl through a lengthy poem.

Question 12

amelioriate

Answer 12

(adj.) I ate chocolate and watched netflix to ameliorate my emotional pain.

Question 13

repudiate

Answer 13

(v) My mother repudiated me for not doing my chores.

Question 14

apopleptic

Answer 14

(adj.) The wife was apopleptic after learning that her husband cheated on her.

Question 15

dulcet

Answer 15

(adj.) The choral music filled the church and was very dulcet.