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Week 6 Day 4 Vocab
Week 6 Day 4 Vocabulary Words
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Accentuate | To emphasize or stress |
| Aficionado | An enthusiastic follower; a supporter or fan |
| Antecedent | A thing or event that precedes another |
| Centrifugal | Moving or tending away from the center |
| Convoluted | 1. Having numerous coils or folds 2. complicated; intricate |
| Decapitate | To kill by cutting off the head |
| Disingenuous | Not straightforward; insincere |
| Indubitable | Too evident to be doubted; unquestionable |
| Jaded | Dulled or wearied by excess or overindulgence |
| Masochistic | Deriving pleasure from being mistreated mentally or physically |
| Momentum | Force or speed of movement; force or energy that keeps something moving |
| Obsolescent | Going out of use; becoming obsolete |
| Potential | Having possibility or capability |
| Viscera | The internal organs of the body |
| Volition | An act of consciously choosing or deciding |
| Belated | Done too late; having been delayed beyond the usual time |
| Caliber | 1. Degree of importance or excellence 2. The diameter of a bullet or inside of a gun barrel |
| Chargin | A feeling of embarrassment or annoyance caused by having failed or being disappointed |
| Contravene | To act against or be counter to |
| Default | 1. Failure to do what is required by duty or law 2. An automatic selection made according to a computer program when the user does not make a choice 3. To fail to pay what or when one should |
| Doldrums | A condition of feeling sad, bored, or sluggish |
| Emblazon | To inscribe or decorate conspicuously |
| Eminent | Standing above others in worth, rank, or fame |
| Expend | To use up; consume |
| Expire | 1. To come to an end 2. To die |
| Exponent | A person who explains, interprets, or works to make something popular |
| Novice | A person new at something; a beginner |
| Spry | Moving with quickness and ease; lively |
| Tenuous | 1. Lacking substance, flimsy 2. Not thick; slender 3. Lacking density; thin |
| Truism | A truth that is so well known that it is almost unnecessary to say it |