(A) Existing at the same time or during the same age; contemorary; (N) A person or thing of the same time or age; contemporary.

(A) Forcefully convincing as in making a point or an argument; compelling, often because of relevance.

(N) A (fellow) worker in the same occupation; an associate.

(A) Having equal or corresponding measure, size, value, worth, or importance.

(A) With due or ample measure and thus comfortable, spacious, suitable or well-appointed.

(V) To act together, to agree with, to cooperate.

(N) A general feeling of agreement, an opinion held by all or almost all.

(A) Lively together, in the sense of including feasting, drinking, and company, sociable and festive.

(V) To bring two or more things into mutual complementary parallel or reciprocal relationship, to coordinate.

(N) Communication as by the exchange of letters; the letters themselves, a similarity likeness or agreement between two things or situations.

(V) To confirm (a story) by gicing evidence or proof; to attest the truth of something.

(A) In any way characteristic of fall: colorful, mature, declining, nostalgic and so on.

(V) To burn or sear, as with as iron or needle, to kill dead tissue to prevent infection.

(A) Excessively (mindlessly) devoted to one's country or one's race, group, sex and so on.

(A) Related to or suitable for common conversation of informal writing or speech.

(A) Characteristic of the notion that all things are controlled by fate and are thus beyond human influence; willing to accept every event as inevitable; often pessimistic.

(A) Like, related to, or befitting a son or daughter, usually in a good sense.

(V) To startle, (electrically) into action, to excite, to spur.

(V) To steal the worlds, writtings or ideas of another and present them as one's own.

(A) Having more than one part pr form; characteristic of a society with many different bases of political, economic and social power.

(N) The quality of wisdom and good judgment and thus powerful, original or influential.

(N) The quality of holding on firmly, as to beliefs or long-range goals, persistent toughness.

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Pre-Ap English 1

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Term	Definition
Coeval	(A) Existing at the same time or during the same age; contemorary; (N) A person or thing of the same time or age; contemporary.
Cogent	(A) Forcefully convincing as in making a point or an argument; compelling, often because of relevance.
Colleage	(N) A (fellow) worker in the same occupation; an associate.
Commensurate	(A) Having equal or corresponding measure, size, value, worth, or importance.
Commodious	(A) With due or ample measure and thus comfortable, spacious, suitable or well-appointed.
Concur	(V) To act together, to agree with, to cooperate.
Consensus	(N) A general feeling of agreement, an opinion held by all or almost all.
Convivial	(A) Lively together, in the sense of including feasting, drinking, and company, sociable and festive.
Correlate	(V) To bring two or more things into mutual complementary parallel or reciprocal relationship, to coordinate.
Correspondance	(N) Communication as by the exchange of letters; the letters themselves, a similarity likeness or agreement between two things or situations.
Corroborate	(V) To confirm (a story) by gicing evidence or proof; to attest the truth of something.
Autumnal	(A) In any way characteristic of fall: colorful, mature, declining, nostalgic and so on.
Cauterize	(V) To burn or sear, as with as iron or needle, to kill dead tissue to prevent infection.
Chauvinistic	(A) Excessively (mindlessly) devoted to one's country or one's race, group, sex and so on.
Colloquial	(A) Related to or suitable for common conversation of informal writing or speech.
Fatalistic	(A) Characteristic of the notion that all things are controlled by fate and are thus beyond human influence; willing to accept every event as inevitable; often pessimistic.
Filial	(A) Like, related to, or befitting a son or daughter, usually in a good sense.
Galvanize	(V) To startle, (electrically) into action, to excite, to spur.
Plagarize	(V) To steal the worlds, writtings or ideas of another and present them as one's own.
Pluralistic	(A) Having more than one part pr form; characteristic of a society with many different bases of political, economic and social power.
Segacity	(N) The quality of wisdom and good judgment and thus powerful, original or influential.
Tenacity	(N) The quality of holding on firmly, as to beliefs or long-range goals, persistent toughness.

Created by: Taylor Shirey

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