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AP LangVocab List 16

Sixteenth list of 15 words for the 2st semester of AP Lang and Comp

TermDefinition
Paramount (adjective) supreme, foremost, of chief importance or concern
Remiss (adjective) careless, negligent, delinquent; lax in attending to duty
Jettison (verb) to discard, to get rid of, or to drop off an aircraft or throw overboard
Cogent (adjective) forceful, convincing, persuasive, appealing to the intellect or powers of reasoning
Bereft (adjective) deprived of, lacking of something needed or expected
Vitriolic (adjective) caustic, biting, scathing
Invective (noun) abusive speech, insulting, denunciatory statement
Besmirch (verb) to soil, stain, sully, dim the reputation of
Retrospect (noun) a review, survey, or contemplation of things in the past (idiom "in retrospect": looking backward)
Inveterate (adjective) deep-rooted, habitual, firmly established
Umbrage (noun) resentful annoyance; to "take umbrage" is to express irritation
Impervious (adjective) impenetrable; impossible to alter or affect
Misanthropy (noun) hatred of mankind; contempt for the human race
Troglodyte (noun) one who behaves in a beastly, savage or primitive manner
Prosaic (adjective) commonplace or workaday; unromantic or matter-of-fact
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