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English I - 13&14

Hoxie - Vocabulary Review for English I

TermDefinition
apprasial n - evaluation or estimation of worth
base adj - low or inferior in position or quality
candid adj - frank; honest; expressing one's honest opinion OR not posed or rehearsed
criterion n - a standard of judgement
dexterity n - skill and grace in physical movement OR cleverness
legitimate adj - lawful; proper and acceptable
mediocre adj - moderate to inferior in quality
meritorious adj - worthy; deserving of praise
truism n - a statement of self-evident truth; a saying that, while is true, has been overused.
validate v - to establish or confirm the truth or legality of something
circumlocution n - the use of unnecessarily wordy and indirect language
cogent adj - logical and convincing; appealing to reason
discourse n - formal speech or writing v - to speak or write formally, at length
falter v - to hesitate or stammer in speech OR to move or function in an unsteady way
literate adj - able to read and write; knowledgeable; educated OR Knowledgeable; well-expressed
prattle v - to talk foolishly; to chatter n - Foolish, annoying talk
raconteur n - a person who tells stories and relates incidents, with skill and wit
sophistry n - clever arguments that are misleading or incorrect
utterance n - something that was said
verbose adj - using or containing too many words; excessively wordy
Created by: mbeiker
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