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Vocabulary List 2

AP Language study for second vocabulary test.

QuestionAnswer
Acrimonious adj. = sharp, bitter, corrosive; severe, sarcastic speech
Banal adj. = commonplace, trivial
Chary adj. = careful, cautious, shy, frugal or stingy
Embryonic adj. = in an early stage; underdeveloped
Enigma n. = a perplexing statement, riddle
Erudite adj. = having extensive knowledge / n. = a learned person
Inexorable adj. = which cannot be moved by persuasion, immovable
Intrepid adj. = fearless, brave, bold
Inveterate adj. = deep rooted, settled in habit, practice
Laconic adj. = concise phrase, expressing much in few words
Loquacious adj. =talkative
Obeisance n. = a gesture of respect or reverence (bow or curtsy) deference
Obsequious adj. = excessive willingness to obey; devoted, dutiful
Pedantic adj. = making a display of knowledge
Petulant adj. = impatient, irritable, bad tempered
Phlegmatic adj. = hard to rouse to action, sluggish
Proclivity n. = a natural tendency (toward something discreditable)
Prognosticate v.t. = to predict, to foretell
Pugnacious adj. = disposed to fight, quarrelsome
Pulchritude n. = physical beauty
Scrupulous adj. = careful of details, conscientiously honest
Trenchant adj. = keen, penetrating; forceful, vigorous, clear out, distinct
Vapid adj. = tasteless, flavorless, flat, uninteresting, lifeless, dull
Ameliorate v.t. = to make better; to improve
Assuage v.t. = to lessen; pacify, satisfy / v.i. = to abate or subside
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