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Last minute studying so you don't feel that bad when you fail.

TermDefinition
To accept To receive, take
Except But
To affect To make a difference to influence
To effect To bring about to cause to happen
To adapt To modify alter
To adopt Take as ones own
Ascetic Self denying
Aesthetic Referring to beauty
Averse Strongly against
Adverse Hostile opposed
Capitol Government building
Capital Money stake net worth
Censor Person cutting offensive material
Censure Hostile criticism
Complacent Smug self satisfied
Complasisant Amiable docile submissive
Complement Something that completes goes well with
Compliment Approging remark
Contemptible Hateful
Contemptuous Open disrespect or scorn
Credible Believable plausible
Credulous Gullible innocent naive
To demur To object or protest
Demure Sedate shy modest
To deprecate To disapprove with regret
To depreciate To go down in value
Discrete Separate
Discreet Modest self restraint
Disinterested Without prejudice or bias
Uninterested Not interested
Diverse Different unlike
Divers Several
To elicit To draw forth to extract
Illicit Illegal
To elude To escape notice
To allude To refer to indirectly
To emend To edit
To amend To change slightly
Equable Even tempered steady
Equitable Fair just
Factious Inclined to dispute
Factitious Artificial same
Formerly In times past
Formally Of establish form or custom
Gourmet Lover of fine food
Gourmand Lover of lots of food
To immigrate To move to a country or area
To emigrate To leave your country
Indigenous Inventive clever
Indigent Poor
Ingenuous Innocent naive
Later A later hour
Latter More of recent of two things
To lose To misplace
Loose Not securely attached
Marital Of marriage
Martial Warlike
Nauseated Sick too your stomach
Nauseous Revolting or disgusting
Personable Pleasannt appealing
Personal Private
Principal Chief main
Principle Fundamental truth
Prophesy To fortell predict
Prophecy That which is foretold
To prosecute To bring legal action
To persecute To harass annoy
To regale To entertain with jokes
Regal As royalty
Social Of human society
Sociable Friendly amiable
Tortuous Winding twisted
Torturous Cruelly painfully
Urbane Sophisticated
Urban Referring to cities
Vocation Your job
Avocation Your hobby
A (gr) Without gr
Ab abs From away L
A ac ad af ag al an ap as at To toward against L
A (as) On in of up to
Ambi amphi Both around (L Gr)
Ana Up back again
Ante anti Before previous
Anti (gr Against opposed to
Apo ap From away
Arch archi Chief first
Be Intesively to make
Bene Good well
Bon Good
Cata Down away
Circum Around
Com co col con cor With together
Contra counter Against opposing
De Away from off down
Demi Half
Dia Across apart through
Di dif dis Away down off opposing
En em In among within
Epi In outside over outer
Ex e ef From out away
Ex Former
Extra exter extro Outside beyond
For Against away
Fore Before
Hemi Half
Hetero Other
Homo Same
Hyper Excessive over
Hyp hypo Underbeneath
In il im ir Into within not opposing
Inter Among between
Intro intra Inwardly within
Macr macro Long large prominent
Meta met Change of over beyond
Micro Small little
Mis Amiss wrong bad
Neo New latest of a period
Non Not
Ob oc of op Over against toward
Orth Straight right normal
Over Over too much
Para par Beside beyond variation
Per Through thoroughly
Peri Around near
Post After following
Pre Before
Pro Before foreword
Pro For before forward in place of
Proto First
Re Back again
Retro Back backward
Se Away aside
Semi Half
Sub suc suf sug sum sup sus Under beneath
Super Over above extra
Syn sym syl sys Together
Tele Far away distant
Tra trans Across beyond
Ultra Beyond excessive
Un Not opposing
With Against
Wri wro Twist wriiting work
Simon legree Uncle toms cabin stone 1852 slive driver
Friday Well trusted assistant robinson crusoe
Little lord fauntleroy Perfect suckup goody too shoes
Cinderella Ragsto riches
Tartuff Hypocrite
Pollyanna Goody too shoes
Falstaff Comic relief bafoon drunk dude
Robot RUR karl capele
Uncle tom Disloyal to race
Brobdingnagain Gigantic enormous
Casanova Gold digger jerk
Sir galahad Chivalrous
Caspar milquetoast Spiritless wuss
Don juan Loves all women nice guy
Uriah heeps Hypocrite
Bona Fide Genuine
Corpus delicit The body of evidence
Cum Laude
Eg For example
Ig Equals
E pluribus unum From many we are one
Ergo Therefore
Ex post facto After the fact
Habeas corpus Bring the body of evidence
Per annum Per year
Status quo Keep life how it is
Quid pro que A fair exchange
Subpeona You have to appear in court
Ad Nauseam Makes you sick from doing to much of it
In camera In secret
In vino veritas When you get drunk you tell the truth
Lapsus calami Let something slip
Au contraire On the contrary
Curte blanche Blank check
Double entendre Double meaning
Entrepreneur Started your own business
Faux pas Social error
Flotsam When something floats
Jetsam Through things overboard
Genre Category
Ou jus With juice natural juices
Billet doux Love letter
Au naturale Naked
Laissez faire Disinterested
Tete a tete A private conversation
Garcon A waiter or young boy
Mon cheri My darling
Tour de force Most outstanding skill
Voila There it is
Finis The end
Vaquero Cowboy
Bandolero Bandit
Luna Moon
Afetto Passionate
Prima dona Self centered first lady
Kaput Broken beyond repair
Dummkompf Dumb head
Wanderlust Longing to wander
Schmalz Overly sentimental
Chutzpah A lot of nerve audacity
Gung ho Work together enthusiastically
Assuage Lessen reduce
Erratic Inconsistent bipolar
Benign Gentle mild
Bovine Cattle
Edify Build instruct
Compromise Meet in the middle
Inconspicuous Hidden out of sight
Altercation Fight
Tentative Uncertain
Impudent Disrespectful
Fatalistic Inevitable negative fate
Polling Asking options
Instinctive Natural behavior
Perpetrated Commit crime
Perforated Precut
Acquiescence Fulfilling orders
Amiable Friendly
Facade False front
Abstract Not concrete hypothetical
Abstruse Unclear
Acclaim Praise
Acrimony Bitter harsh
Adamant Persistent
Advocate Supporter
Affirmation Confirm truth
Allienate Set someone apart
Altruistic Give to others
Ambidextrous Able to use both hands equally well
Ambiguous Vague unspecific
Ambivelent Indecisive
Amity Friendship
Amorphous Shapeless
Anarchy No laws no rules
Antagonistic Opposed hoste aggressive
Antithesis Exact opposite
Arbitrary Random
Antiquated Out of date
Beserk A viking violent crazy
Bloomers Amelia bloomer loose fitting pants
Bowdler Thomas bowdler to edit offensive stuff and make weaker
Boycott Captin cc started raising rates on irish farm land
Chavinist Nicholas sexist doesn't listen to others who was loyal to napoleon
Derrick Hoist or crane goodman used to hang people
Machiquellian Underhanded conniving from nicolo
Mesmerize Anton the first to use hypnosis qs a medical treatment
McCarthyism Joseph in state of pwrqnoia mind games
Nostradamus 1555 predictions future teller
Pyrrhic victory Lose more then whwt you win
Stonewall Jackson unbudgint wtubborn barrier
Thespian Actor 534 bce first person to have speqking line
Wagnerian Richard wrote opera loud and powerful
Bohemian Gypsy to wonder
Canopy Covering for your head from canopus egypt
Limerick Five line humorous poem from a town in Ireland
Marathon 26 miles 385 yards long race battle of marathon guy died after running to announce victory
Meander Weave back and forth like menders river
Sardonic Bitter crazy evil laughter toxic plant makes you laugh to death
Shanghai Kidnapped and forced to work city in china
Spartan Life of simplicity
Sybaritic Life of luxury and worship pleasure
Waterloo Final ultimate defeat of napoleon
Ambiguity Being vague
Mood Feeling of the reader
Tone Feeling of the author
Character Flat round static dynamic
Chronology Time sequence
Coherence Holds together logically
Conflict Physical and emotional or mental
Conventions Rules of mechanics and grwmmar
Credibility How believable your story is
Description Using a variety of sensory details
Dialogue Conversation
Diction Word choice or vocabulary
Farce Exaggerated reality use farce about a well known subject
Flashback Living a scen2 from the past
Foreshadowing Hints of what isgoing to happen next
Imagery Poetic devices such as metqphor simile and personification
Immediacy Feels like the story is happening right now
Irony Opposite of what you plan on happening sarcasm you know more then other characters
Narration 1st person third person omniscient restricted effaced
Pathos Care about what happens to the characters
Plot Exposition conflict rising action climax falling action resolution
Protagonist Main character
Sentimentality Overly manipulating the reader
Setting Location of story clikate weather geography era
Symbol Any object in a story that has a meaning
Theme Message or lesson learned in a story
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