Vocab list 1-4 Flashcards

1
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Abrasive

A

to be harsh

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2
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Admonish

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to criticize

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3
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Antithesis

A

the reverse or the opposite

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4
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Culmination

A

a series

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5
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Docile

A

obedient

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6
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Emulate

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to imitate

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7
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Hierarchy

A

a ranked system

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8
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Incapacitate

A

to disable

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9
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Prognosis

A

a forecast

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10
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Tumult

A

uproar

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11
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Adroit

A

expert

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12
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Constituent

A

someone represented

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Contention

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a claim

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14
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Intemperate

A

unrestrained

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15
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Irreparable

A

not able to be fixed.

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16
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Pinnacle

A

the highest point

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16
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Pinnacle

A

the highest point

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17
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Platitude

A

an unoriginal comment

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18
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Repudiate

A

to reject

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19
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Spontaneous

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Stigma

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Soliloquy

A

inner monologue of a play

22
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Lament

A

to reflect in a very negative way

23
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Complex

A

duality or positive & negative or two sides of a coin

24
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Curt

A

short and harsh

25
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Idle

26
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Aside

A

a literary term referencing a remark or passage in a play that is intended to be heard by the audience but not by any other characters

27
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Lecher

A

excessive or offensive sexual desire; lustfulness

28
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Derogatory

A

uncomplimentary

29
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Fabricate

30
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Impending

A

approaching

31
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Macabre

32
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Misconstrue

A

to misunderstanding

33
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Paramount

34
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Quandary

A

a state of confusion

35
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Turbulent

36
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Validate

37
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Auspicious

38
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Expedite

A

to hurry up

39
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Extenuating

A

providing a good excuse

40
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Fraudulent

41
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Innuendo

A

a suggestion, to infer

42
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Rebuke

A

to criticize, to scold

43
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Redeem

A

to make up for past errors or mistakes

44
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Subordinate

A

lower than

45
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Transgress

A

to commit on an offense

46
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Vehement

A

strong, tense

47
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Deride