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AP LangVocab List 14

Fourteenth list of 15 words for the 1st semester of AP Lang and Comp

TermConnotation
Decadence (noun) a period of decline, decay in morals or art
Ascetic (adjective) practicing self-denial for spiritual discipline (noun) one who renounces material comforts
Desultory (adjective) marked by lack of definite plan or regularity or purpose; disconnected; moving haphazardly
Vacuous (adjective) empty; void; vacant; lacking content, devoid of substance
Officious (adjective) offering advice when not requested; overbearing; meddling in affairs in which one has no concern
Juxtapose (verb) to place side by side, especially for comparison and contrast
Munificent (adjective) very generous
Connubial (adjective) of or pertaining to marriage
Recondite (adjective) hidden from the mental or intellectual view, opaque
Palliate (verb) to ease, mitigate, alleviate
Eviscerate (verb) to disembowel; figuratively, to cut down or reduce to almost nothing
Prurient (adjective) lewd (said of an idea, representation, account, etc.); focused on inappropriate things
Stalwart (adjective) firm of purpose; steadfast; also, courageous
Adulation (noun) extreme praise, admiration or flattery, especially of a servile nature
Blithe (adjective) cheerful or merry in disposition; carefree and indifferent; unconcerned with petty cares
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