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MAT VocRev 05

TermDefinition
timbre the quality of a sound or tone, distinctive of a particular voice or instrument
strident loud; harsh; grating
adamant unyielding; stubborn
sectarian of or relating to a sect or a smaller group within a larger group that adopts only certain beleifs; narrow-minded
denim a durable, twilled, usually cotton fabric qoven with white filling thread
rotund round; plump; chubby
meticulous extremely concerned with details; well organized
surreptitious secret; covert ANTONYM: brazen; overt
aestivate (estivate) to spend the summer in an inactive state
tawdry appearing gaudy or cheap
coalesce to grow together; to unite into a whole
junta a political group or committee, especially after a revolution
millennium a thousand years
abstemious sparing or moderate, especially in eating or drinking ANTONYM: dluttonous
tacit unspoken; implied ANTONYM: explicit
egress (1) n. an exit; (2) v. to go out from
quaff to drink hearily
propinquity closeness; proximity
redolent having a pleasing scent; fragrant
sanction to authorixe or approve
jenny a female donkey
paucity a small amount; a scarcity
dray a vehicle used to haul goods
obtrude to force, usually oneself or one's ideas on another without request
ruminate to reflect on something; to ponder
explicate to explain
invective insulting or abusive language
homophobia the fear of homosexuals
fraught laden; charged
inimical hostile; unfriendly ANTONYM: amicable
undulate to move in wavelike motions; to fluctuate
malfeasance wrongdoing; official misconduct
declaim to make a bombastic speech
facetious humorous; not serious
terrestrial having to do with the earth
torpid dormant; lacking energy; lethargic; apathetic; dull
ungainly hard to handle; unwieldy; clumsy
voracious ravenous; gluttonous; insatiable
judicious wise; sagacious; prudent
partisan one who is committed to a particular person, cause, or idea
agoraphobia the fear of open spaces
acrophobia the fear of heights
immiscible incapable of being mixed
improvident not providing for the future; careless
emanate to send out; to emit
zenith (1) the highest point; (2) the highest point reached by a celestial body ANTONYM: nadir
delineate to describe; to portray; to sketch
stygian (1) dark and gloomy; (2) relating to the Styx (in Gree mythology, the river of the underworld)
fervid very hot; intense in feeling or emotion; impassioned
disinterested unbiased
Created by: markda714
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