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Eng Vocab 1

From March & April

TermDefinition
abhor (verb) to shrink from in disgust
acquiesce (verb) to accept, agree, or give consent by keeping silent or by not raising objections
bolster (verb) to support with or as with a bolster
enigma (noun) something hard to understand or explain
ephemeral (adjective) lasting a very short time
err (verb) to make a mistake
idiosyncrasy (noun) a way of behaving or thinking that is characteristic of a person
lackluster (adjective) lacking in brightness, radiance, or interest
noxious (adjective) harmful, especially to health
nuance (noun) a subtle distinction or variation; a subtle quality
obstreperous (adjective) marked by unruly or aggressive noisiness
odious (adjective) causing hatred or strong dislike; worthy of hatred
plausible (adjective) seemingly fair, reasonable, or valuable, but often not so; appearing worthy of belief
pontificate (verb) to speak or express opinions in a pompous or dogmatic way
posterity (noun) the line of individuals descended from one ancestor; all future generations
renown (noun) a state of being widely known and highly honored
repudiate (verb) to refuse to accept; to reject as unauthorized or as having no binding force; to reject as untrue or unjust; to refuse to have anything to do with
tangent (noun) a sudden change of course
tangible (adjective) capable of being touched, understood, and appreciated
trivial (adjective) of little worth or importance
Created by: wrenn
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