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Central Ideas 6-10

Honors English 10

worddefinition
alias (n) assumed name
alias (adv) otherwise called;otherwise known as
clandestine (adj) carried on in secrecy and concealment;secret;covert;underhand;undercover
enigma (n) puzzling statement;riddle;mystery;puzzling problem or person
enigmatic (adj) mysterious;puzzling;obscure
latent (adj) present but not showing itself;hidden but capable of being brought to light;dormant;potential
lurk (v) 1.be hidden;lie in ambush 2.move stealthily;sneak;slink
seclude (v) shut up apart from others;confine in a place hard to reach;hide;cloister;sequester
stealthy (adj) secret in action or character; catlike; sly; furtive
avowal (n) open acknowledgment; frank declaration; admission; confession
divulge (v) make public; disclose; reveal; tell
elicit (v) draw forth; bring out; evoke; extract
enlighten (v) shed the light of the truth and knowledge upon; free from ignorance; inform; instruct
manifest (v) show; reveal; display; evidence
manifest (adj) plain; clear; evident; not obsecure; obvious
overt (adj) open to view; not covert or hidden; public; manifest
accede (v) (usually followed by to) agree; assent; consent; acquiesce
accord (n) agreement; harmony
compact (n) agreement; understanding; accord; covenant
compatible (adj) able to exist together harmoniously; in harmony; agreeable; congenial
compromise (n) settlement reached by a partial yielding on both sides
conform (v) be in agreement or harmony with; act in accordance with accepted standards or customs; comply; obey
consistent (adj) keeping to the same principles throughout; showing no contradiction; in accord; compatible; consonant
correspond (v) be in harmony; match; fit; agree; be similar
dovetail (v) to fit together with, so as to form a harmonious whole; interlock with
reconcile (v) cause to be friendly again; bring back to harmony
relent (v) become less harsh, severe, or strict; soften in temper; yield
altercation (n) noisy, angry dispute; quarrel, wrangle
antagonize (v) make an enemy of; arouse the hostility of
cleavage (n) split; division; schism; chasm
discord (n) disagreement; dissension; strife
discrepancy (n) difference; disagreement; variation; inconsistency
dissent (v) differ in opinion; disagree; object
embroil (v) draw into a conflict
estrange (v) turn (someone) from affection to dislike or enmity; make unfriendly; separate; alienate
friction (n) conflict of ideas between persons or parties of opposing views; disagreement
irreconcilable (adj) unable to be brought into friendly accord or understanding; hostile beyond the possibility of reconciliation; not reconcilable; incompatible
litigation (n) lawsuit; act or process of carrying on a lawsuit
at variance in disagreement; at odds
wrangle (v) quarrel noisily; dispute angrily; brawl; bicker
condiment (n) something (such as pepper or spices) added to or served with food to enhance its flavor; seasoning
devour (v) eat up greedily; feast upon like an animal or a glutton; dispatch
edible (adj) fit for human consumption; eatable; comestible; nonpoisonous
glutton (n) greedy eater; person in the habit of eating too much 2. person with a great capacity for enduring or doing something
luscious (adj) delicious; juicy and sweet; delectable
palatable (adj) agreeable to the taste; pleasing; savory
slake (v) (with reference to thirst) bring to an end through refreshing drink; satisfy; quench
succulent (adj) full of juice; juicy
voracious (adj) having a huge appetite; greedy in eating; gluttonous; ravenous
apprise (v) inform; notify; advise
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