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Jonata Honors Vocab

Jonata Honors Voculary List Two

definitionwordpart of speech
showing little change, lack of movement, standing fixed in one place, exerting force by reason of weight alone static adjective
the quality or state of being similar or the same, instance of being uniform uniformity noun
an attitude of superiority manifested in an overbearing manner or presumptuous claims and assumptions arrogance noun
to induct into membership, to cause the beginning of or to get something started initiate verb
a person who is undergoing or has undergone an initiation initiate noun
to descend to a less formal or less dignified level, assume an air of superiority condescend verb
having a reputation of the worst kind, notoriously evil, disgraceful infamous adjective
containing more words than necessary, given to wordiness verbose adjective
member of a fanatical group, a zealous person zealot noun
noise produced in a radio show or tv receiver, criticism static noun
unconcerned, marked by self satisfaction when also unaware of actual danger or deficiencies complacent adjective
superficially fair, reasonable, pleasing, appearing worthy of beleif, believable plausible adjective
to refuse to have anything to do with, refuse to accept or aknowledge, to divorce or formally separate from repudiate verb
abrupt or short, smoothly elegant and polished terse adjective
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