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AP LangVocab List 23

Twenty-third list of 15 words for the 2st semester of AP Lang and Comp

TermDefinition
Iconoclast (noun) image-breaker, icon attacker; someone who tries to destroy traditional or popular ideas of institutions
Erudite (adjective) having or showing profound knowledge; very scholarly
Germane (adjective) relevant, appropriate; being both pertinent and fitting
Legerdemain (noun) an illusory feat; a show or skill of deceit considered magical by naïve observes
Tacit (adjective) understood, implied, not stated
Chicanery (noun) dissention by trickery or underhandedness; a trick
Imperturbable (adjective) marked by extreme calm and composure; unshakably steady; serene
Opprobrium (noun) disgrace arising from exceedingly shameful conduct; harshly condemned
Machiavellian (adjective) governed by opportunity, not principled; suggestive of or characterized by expediency, deceit and cunning
Unconscionable (adjective) lacking conscience; unreasonable; beyond prudence or reason
Rapacious (adjective) very greedy; given to attacking and seizing
Coalesce (verb) to come together; to merge as into one body or entity
Apocalyptic (adjective) predicting or indicating imminent destruction; indicating coming devastation
Solicitous (adjective) anxious; eager; careful or particular
Largesse (noun) generous giving of gifts; generosity; the actual things to be bestowed or given
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