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Quarter 2 List #2

English 11R

TermDefinition
Adroit (adj): dexterous;deft/skilled.
Alacrity (n):promptness in response;cheerful readiness;eagerness.
Anomaly (n): an odd,peculiar,or strange condition, situation,or quality;something abnormal.
Arbitrary (adj): unreasonable or unsupported.
Banal (adj): drearily commonplace;predictable;trite.
Belligerent (adj): eager to fight hostile;hostile or aggressive.
Cajole (v): to urge with repeated appeals,teasing,or flattery.
Cantankerous (adj): ill-tempered and quarrelsome;disagreeable.
Circumspect (adj): careful;prudent;discreet.
Deride (v): mock contemptuously/angrily.
Duplicitous (adj): deceitful,dishonest,two-faced,deliberately deceptive.
Effusive (adj): showing excessive emotion;overflowing.
Erudition (n): deep,extensive learning,deep learning.
Exacerbate (v): to increase the severity,violence, or bitterness of.
Impute (v): to attribute an action to particular person or group.
Incongruous (adj): lacking in harmony;incompatible.
Inundate (v): to overwhelm as if with a flood.
Magnanimous (adj): courageously or generously noble in mind and heart.
Pernicious (adj): extremely or irrevocably harmful;deadly.
Predilection (n): a partially; prefrence.
Repudiate (v): to reject the validity or authority of.
Reticene (n) the quality or state of keeping silent;reserve.
Specious (adj): having the right of truth or plausibility but actually false.
Tenuous (adj): having little substance or stength;shaky.
Vicarious (adj): felt or undergone as if one were taking part in the experience or feeling of another.
Created by: nguyenn15
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