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vocab 6-10

lists 6-10

TermDefinition
adulation strong admiration; worship (n)
bristle to show irritation (v)
deference respect (n)
esoteric obscure and difficult to understand (adj)
espouse promote;take up; support (v)
histrionic theatrical; exaggerated (adj)
hoary old; ancient (adj)
laud praise (n)
obstreperous noisy and boisterous (adj)
portend foretell (v)
deprecate criticize; denounce; express disapproval (v)
deride ridicule; make fun of; mock; to laugh at (v)
exegesis interpretation (n)
immutable permanent (adj)
impecunious having very little or no money (adj)
loquacious talkative; wordy (adj)
precept general rule (n)
sage good judgement (adj)
sallow yellowish in color (adj)
salubrious health-giving (adj)
affable friendly; social; easygoing (adj)
alacrity eagerness; quickness (n)
defunct no longer in existence (adj)
obviate avoid; make unnecessary (v)
odious hateful (adj)
officious intrusive (adj)
posterity future generations (n)
posthumous happening after death (adj)
rife common; abundant (adj)
torpor sluggishness; inactivity (n)
allay to lesson; to calm;to reduce in intensity (v)
burgeon grow; flourish; put forth new shoots (v)
burnish polish (v)
deleterious harmful in an unexpected way (adj)
delineation explanation; definition; outlining (n)
euphemism a polite phrase to cover something unpleasant (n)
potable suitable for drinking (adj)
potent powerful; compelling; strong (adj)
ruminiate think something over; ponder (v)
tractable obedient; dutiful; polite; easily led (adj)
altruism putting others first; being self-sacrificing; unselfish (n)
cacophony loud noises; harsh sounds (n)
cajole coax; to persuade (v)
callow immature (adj)
demur hesitate; refuse (v)
exacerbate make worse (v)
exculpate free someone from blame; pardon; acquit (v)
ignominious shameful; disgraceful (adj)
lithe flexible; supple (adj)
onerous burdensome; hard to undertake; imposing (adj)
Created by: gngantt
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