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English10Vocabulary

English vocab words. syn. ant. for unit 11. Sire's class. Honors only.

TermDefinition
poignant (def.) evoking a keen sense of saddness or regret; moving (adj.)
poignant (syn.) distress
poignant (ant.) soothing
inundate (def.) to flood, to overwhelm (verb)
inundate (syn.) to overflow
inundate (ant.) to underwhelm
fruitless (def.) failing to achieve the desired results; unproductive or useless (adj.)
fruitless (syn.) ineffectual
fruitless (ant.) successful
garbled (def.) to reproduce (a message or sound) in a confusing or distorted way (verb)
garbled (syn.) to contort
garbled (ant.) to understand
sanguine (def.) cheerfully optimistic (adj.)
sanguine (syn.) happy
sanguine (ant.) depressed
phlegmatic (def.) (of a person) having an unemotional and solidly strong disposition (adj.)
phlegmatic (syn.) stoic
phlegmatic (ant.) enthusiastic
corroborate (def.) to confirm or give support to (a statement/theory/finding) (verb)
corroborate (syn.) to agree
corroborate (ant.) to deny
comprehensive (def.) complete; including all or nearly all aspects of something (adj.)
comprehensive (syn.) full
comprehensive (ant.) exclusive
zealous (def.) having/showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause (adj.)
zealous (syn.) avid
zealous (ant.) unenthusiastic
coerce (def.) to persuade (an unwilling person) to do something by using force/threats
coerce (ant.) to duress
coerce (ant.) to leave (alone)
elapse (def.) (of time) to pass or go by (verb)
elapse (syn.) to proceed
elapse (ant.) to begin
meticulous (def.) showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise (adj.)
meticulous (syn.) accurate
meticulous (ant.) careless
domicile (def.) the country that a person treats as their permanent home or lives in and has a substantial connection with (noun)
domicile (syn.) habitation
lax (def.) not sufficiently strict or severe; careless (adj.)
lax (syn.) broad
lax (ant.) tight
sporadic (def.) occuring at irregular intervals or only in a few places; scattered or isolated (adj.)
sporadic (syn.) random
sporadic (ant.) constant
rash (def.) displaying or proceeding rom a lack of careful consideration of the possible consequences of an action (adj.)
rash (syn.) brash
rash (ant.) planned
conjecture (def.) an opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of icomplete information (noun)
conjecture (syn.) assumtion
conjecture (ant.) fact
obviate (def.) to remove (a need or difficulty); to avoid; prevent (verb)
obviate (syn.) to counteract
obviate (ant.) to help
lurid (def.) very vivid in color, esp. as to create an unpleasantly harsh or unnatural efect; vividly shocking (adj.)
lurid (syn.) fiery
lurid (ant.) modest
quip (def.) (to make) a witty remark (noun/verb)
quip (syn.) (to) joke
quip (ant.) (to) compliment
Created by: samis13
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