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AP LangVocab List 19

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

TermDefinition
Ostensible (adjective) being other than seems to be the case; of questionable truth or genuineness; represented or appearing as such
Spurious (adjective) plausible but false; lacking authenticity or validity; not genuine; false, counterfeit
Propagate (verb) to produce, multiply; to breed; to make widely known, publicize
Concomitant (adjective) occurring or existing concurrently; accompanying especially in a subordinate or incidental way
Lassitude (noun) weariness, fatigue, lethargy; deficiency in mental and physical alertness and activity, such as might result from physical or mental strain
Deleterious (adjective) bad, harmful, having an injurious effect, often in a subtle or unexpected way
Attenuate (verb) to make thin or small; to reduce in force, value, amount or degree; weaken (adjective) reduced, weakened; tapering gradually usually to a long slender point
Prodigious (adjective) extraordinary, enormous; impressively great in size, force or extent
Celerity (noun) speed, rapidity, swiftness of action or motion; haste
Paltry (adjective) lacking in importance, petty, worthless, insignificant; wretched or contemptible
Lissome (adjective) supple; easily bent
Effulgent (adjective) radiant; brilliantly shining; shining forth resplendently
Bedraggled (adjective) harried or in a condition of disarray; unkempt; dirty and limp
Albatross (noun) a significant impediment, handicap or burden; a large pelican-like bird (most common idiomatic use of albatross is the first sense given)
Egalitarian (adjective) arising from a belief int he equality of all persons; scrupulously fair toward all parties
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