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Vocab I H (2 & 8)

Weeks 2 & 8

Vocabulary WordPart of SpeechDefinitionAntonym
affable adj friendly unfriendly
aggravate verb to irriatate, annoy, vex alleviate, soothe
agnostic adj/n a doubter of the existence of God believer
alacrity noun eagerness; willingness reluctance, tardiness
allegory noun a symbolic narrative ------
alleviate verb to lessen or relieve aggravate
altercation noun a quarrel, argument peace, harmony
altruistic adj unselfish, charitable selfish, self-serving
amity noun peace altercation, enmity
anachronism noun something out of its historical time accuracy
clemency noun mercy, leniency harshness, punishment
coerce verb to force, to bully, to intimidate deter
cogent adj convincing, to the point, effective indirect, ineffective
cognizant adj aware, perceptive obtuse, abstruse
collaborate verb to cooperate, to work together quarrel, resist
comely adj attractive, pretty ugly, hideous
compatible adj harmonious, agreeable incompatible, opposite
complacent adj content, self-satisfied, smug discontent, critical, worried
concur verb to agree, to happen at the same time disagree, dissent
condolence noun sympathy apathy
condone verb to suport, to pardon, to overlook to object, to punish
conducive adj favorable, helpful, leading to hindering, obstructing
conjecture noun theory, guess, hypothesis conclusion
connive verb to scheme, to plot, to conspire cooperate
connoisseur noun expert, authority, specialist charlatan
Created by: smccall
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