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Langauge Arts Vocab
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Pervade | Spread throughout |
| Sojourn | Short stay |
| Equivocal | having more than one meaning |
| Discernible | noticeable |
| Specious | seemingly sound, but not really so |
| Scrutinizing | carefully observant |
| Profuse | abundant |
| Vivacious | cheerful; lively |
| Pallid | pale |
| Inordinate | excessive |
| Insipid | bland;without flavor |
| Palpable | obvious; perceivable |
| Stupor | state of mental dullness; loss of senses |
| Morbid | diseased; unhealthy |
| Similitude | likeness |
| Demeanor | behavior; conduct |
| Obstinate | stubborn |
| Prodigious | of great size and power |
| potency | strength; power |
| Emaciated | unusually thin |
| Avatar | A manifestation of a deity in bodily form on earth |
| Pestilence | A fatal epidemic disease |
| Sagacious | having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgment |
| August | Respected and impressive |
| Contagion | A disease spread in such a way |
| Amontillado | a medium dry sherry |
| Impunity | exemption from punishment |
| Retribution | punishment that is considered to be morally right and fully deserved |
| Immolation | to kill with fire; offer as a sacrifice |
| Connoisseur | an expert judge in matters of taste |
| Virtuoso | A person highly skilled in music |
| Accost | approach or adress someone boldly |
| Motley | incongruously varied in appearance or character |
| Nitre | Potassium Nitrate |
| Roquelaire | old coat, like a trench coat |
| Abscond | leave hurriedly and secretly |
| Sconce | A candle or torch holder |
| Flambeaux | torch |
| Catacombs | underground cemetery with gallery of recesses for tombs |
| Medoc | a red wine |
| Azure | bright blue in color |
| Puncheon | a short post, used for supporting a roof in a coal mine |
| Gesticulation | a gesture, a dramatic one |
| Ignoramus | An ignorant or stupid person |
| Fetter | chain used to restrain a prisoner placed around ankles |
| Implore | beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something |