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Vocabulary 18

English AP Blake vocab

DefinitionTerm
Showing arrogant disregard; dismissive Cavalier
To anger or enrage; aggravate Provoke
To support or hold up; boost; buoy Bolster
Belonging to one's particular character; quirky; peculiar Idiosyncratic
To establish as a requirement; dictate; enforce Impose
The quality of being genuine; validity Authenticity
Not to be appeased or pacified; adamant; relentless Implacable
Threatening to break out in violence; explosive; erratic Volatile
Having sudden or rash action; spontaneous Impetuous
Physical mental strength or vigor; energy Vitality
Wise or judicious in practical affairs Prudent
An explanation for the occurrence of a process or event; theory Hypothesis
An opinion or theory that is unproven; guesswork Conjecture
To say or plead in protest or disapproval; challenge Remonstrate
Easily deceived or cheated; naive; trusting Gullible
Having a narrow focus on small details of a subject; bookish; academic Pedantic
Easily managed or controlled; docile; yielding Tractable
Majority; great number Plurality
To compose, recite or play on the spur of the moment; invent; extemporize Improvise
Famous; outstanding, standing out above others; superior Preëminent
To reveal; make known Disclose
Restrictions placed on potential solutions to a problem Constraints
The act by which a judge removes herself from a case because she or he may be biased or may have the appearance of being biased Recusal
Belief or trust; mental acceptance Credence
A moving force, impulse, stimulus; that which drives momentum Impetus
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