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Week 2 Day 2 Vocab

Week 2 Day 2 Vocabulary Words

TermDefinition
Arduous requiring much effort; very difficult
Canny shrewd and careful; watchful of one’s own interests
Climax the highest point; the greatest moment or event
Endorse 1. To sign the back of a check before cashing or depositing it 2. to approve of; to support 3. to be favorably associated with a product in return for payment
Exuberant happy and excited; bubbling over with enthusiasm
Intrepid feeling or showing no fear; brave; courageous
Kindle 1. To start burning 2. to cause to become excited or stirred up
Lucrative producing wealth or profit
Mentor a wise and loyal friend and adviser
Obsession an interest, idea, or feeling that fills one’s mind and leaves little room for anything else
Personable pleasing in manner and appearance
Proficient able to do something very well; skillful
Scanty not enough or just barely enough; small in size or amount
Strait a narrow body of water connecting two larger ones
Zest great enjoyment of; excitement
Allege to state as a fact but without offering proof
Conclusive putting an end to doubt; convincing
Counterpart a person or thing that is similar to another
Dismal 1. Dark or extremely gloomy 2. causing misery or sadness; depressing
Enthrall to hold the attention of as though under a spell
Exotic fascinating because of being very different from the ordinary
Incredulous 1. Doubtful; skeptical 2. showing disbelief
Legendary 1. Well-known; famous and much talked about over a long period of time 2. relating to a story (usually untrue) handed down from the past
Lurk to prowl or lie hidden, as though about to attack
Menagerie a collection of animals kept in cages for showing to the public
Naive 1. Inexperienced; ready to accept without analyzing 2. simple in a childlike way; innocent
Pander to give or promise what is wanted in order to please someone
Plausible seeming to be true but not necessarily so
Preposterous too absurd to be believed; ridiculous
Scrupulous 1. marked by close attention to the smallest detail 2. acting in a correct and honest manner
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