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AP LangVocab List 17

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

TermDefinition
Bedlam (noun) noisy uproar or confusion (archaic, an insane asylum)
Cacophony (noun) loud, harsh sound, discord, dissonance
Propinquity (noun) proximity, nearness, similarity in nature
Panacea (noun) remedy for all diseases, evils or difficulties; a cure-all
Taciturn (adjective) habitually not talkative, inclined to silence; implies not social
Avarice (noun) greed, passion for material wealth
Indolent (adjective) lazy, lethargic, habitually idle; disinclined to exertion
Discursive (adjective) moving from topic to topic without order; rambling; desultory
Garrulous (adjective) talkative, given to excessive and often trivial or rambling talk
Banal (adjective) drearily commonplace or often predictable; trivial; meaningless from overuse
Enervate (verb) to weaken; deprive of vitality, strength, or endurance
Anathema (noun) a person or thing regarded as wrong in the highest degree; a loathsome entity; someone or something that is as detestable and unacceptable as possible
Anachronism (noun) the depiction of something as occurring or existing at a point in time it did not; an intentional or unintentional representation of a historically incorrect situation
Torpor (noun) indifference, sloth or inactivity
Nabob (noun) a wealthy person who is accustomed to luxury; originally, one who returned form India to Europe with great riches
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