vocabulary review level f accelerated 10 english
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Vocabulary Review
Level F
Accelerated 10 English
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Unit 4
Vocabulary Workshop Level F - Accelerated 10 English
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affable
(adj.) courteous and pleasant.
synonyms: genial, amicable, agreeable
antonyms: surly, dour, inhospitable
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aggrandize
(v.) to increase in greatness power or wealth; to build up or intensify, to make appear greater.
synonyms: augment, amplify, enhance
antonyms: reduce, decrease
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amorphous
(adj.) shapeless, without definite form.
synonyms: formless, unstructured
antonyms: definite, well-defined
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aura
(n.) that which surrounds (as an atmosphere), a distinctive air or personal quality.
synonyms: ambience, atmosphere
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contraband
(n.) illegal traffic, smuggled goods (adj.) illegal, prohibited
synonyms: illicit, bootleg, unlawful
antonyms: legal, lawful, licit
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erudite
(adj.) scholarly, learned, bookish, pedantic
synonyms: profoundly educated, well-read
antonyms: ignorant, uneducated
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gossamer
(adj.) thin, light, delicate (n.) a very thin cloth
synonyms: filmy, diaphanous, sheer
antonyms: thick, dense, solid, massive
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infer
(v.) to find out by reasoning, to arrive at a conclusion on the basis of thought.
synonyms: gather, deduce, presume
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inscrutable
(adj.) incapable of being understood, impossible to see through physically.
synonyms: impenetrable, enigmatic
antonyms: comprehensible, intelligible
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insular
(adj.) relating to, characteristic of, or situated on an island, a narrow or isolated outlook on life.
synonyms: parochial, provincial
antonyms: catholic, cosmopolitan, liberal
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irrevocable
We tend to think of court verdicts as irrevocable but they are often overturned by higher courts.
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irrevocable
(adj.) incapable of being changed or called back
synonyms: irreversible, unrecallable, unalterable
antonyms: reversible, changeable
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propensity
Queen Elizabeth I showed a strong propensity for putting off decisions in the hopes they would resolve themselves.
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propensity(n.) a natural inclination or
predilection toward
synonyms: natural bent, proclivity, penchant
antonyms: natural incapability or inability
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querulous
Some flight attendants dread a querulous airline passenger more than they do rough weather.
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querulous
(adj.) peevish, complaining, fretful
synonyms: petulant, touchy, cranky
antonyms: uncomplaining, stoical, serene, placid
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remonstrate
Slowly, carefully, keeping his voice down, he argued with the caller as one might remonstrate with a child.
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remonstrate
(v.) to argue or plead with someone against something, protest, object to
synonyms: reason against, expostulate
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repudiate
He was forced to repudiate a statement he made before he’d had all the information.
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repudiate
(v.) to disown or deny the validity of
synonyms: disavow, abjure, renounce
antonyms: avow, affirm, aver, avouch
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resilient
The development of lightweight, resilient plastics revolutionized the design of many durable goods.
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resilient
(adj.) able to return to an original shape or form
synonyms: springy, elastic, buoyant, bouncy
antonyms: rigid, stiff, inflexible, unyielding
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reverberate
From the construction site, the noise of bulldozers and dump trucks reverberated throughout the valley.
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reverberate
(v.) to re-echo, to resound, to reflect or be reflected repeatedly
synonyms: rumble, thunder, boom, echo
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scurrilous
Days passed and unrest grew, and soon the rebels began a scurrilous attack on their absent leader.
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scurrilous
(adj.) coarsely abusive, vulgar language
synonyms: obscene, filthy, abusive,
antonyms: decorous, seemly, tasteful, dignified
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sedulous
No one could say that he was lazy, for he was a careful, sedulous copier of other people’s work.
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sedulous
(adj.) persistent, showing industry and determination
synonyms: assiduous, tireless
antonym: lackadaisical, listless, indolent
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sleazy
The old lady made her clothes at home in order to avoid the sleazy goods sold in the general store.
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sleazy
(adj.) thin or flimsy in texture, cheap, shoddy or inferior in quality or character
synonyms: inferior, cheesy, tawdry, tatty
antonyms: superior, quality, sturdy