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LawrenceVocab

10th grade English

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Aural (adj) pertaining to or perceived through te ear
Extolled n) careful management of resources, often agricultural
Knack (n) clever way of doing something, skill
Fitful adj) intermittent, on and off, not continuous
Paucity (n) shortage, scarcity
Quixotic (adj) foolishly idealistic, impractical
Raze (v) tear down, demolish
Vacillated v) to be indecisive, hesitant, to waiver
Unwitting (adj) not deliberate, not intended
Phantasmagoric (adj) distinguished by a rapid series of images as in a dream
Ignominy n) shame or disgrace
Lurid (adj) shocking, sensational, gaudy
Sagacity (n) the quality of being keenly perceptive or shrewd
Plaintive (adj) expressing sorrow or melancholy
Tumult (n) noisy commotion or uproar
Smitten (v) to be struck as with emotion
Gesticulation (v) To make gestures
Relinquished (v) given up
Expiate (v) to make amends for, or to make up for
Cordial (n) a liquor that strengthens or invigorates
Avail v) To be of use or help
Somnambulism (n) the trait of sleep walking
Erudite (adj) learned or scholarly
Despotic (adj) acting as a tyrant or absolute ruler
Asperity (n) sharpness of temper
Zeal (n) enthusiasm
Vicissitude (n) Quality of being unpredictably changeable
Effervescence (n) the quality of being lively
Repudiate (v) to reject, deny, abandon
Husbandry (n) careful management of resources, often agricultural
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