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English 11

Semester 2 Vocabulary

TermDefinition
civic about being part of a community and helping that community
sustainability keeping something working for a long time
empathy understanding how someone else feels
initiative starting a project or idea on your own
resilient able to bounce back after trouble or injury
delegation a group of people appointed to represent others
retaliation the act of returning an injury or wrong; revenge
upsurge a sudden increase or rise
desegregate to end the separation of races in public facilities
forum a public meeting place for open discussion
predominantly mainly; for the most part or chiefly (about 5–10 words)
forfeit to lose a right or privilege as penalty
resolve to decide firmly on a course of action
ominous giving a worrying sign of possible danger ahead
erupted burst out suddenly, often with loud noise or force
apprehension fear that something bad will happen; anxiety
atone to admit guilt and either set things right or make amends
avarice intense greed
consternation surprise or amazement that leads to worry or confusion
loathsomeness the quality of being disgusting to the senses or emotions
commence to start or begin
considerable large in number, amount, extent, or degree
dismal very bad, poor, or ineffective
reckon to imagine, figure, conclude
scramble to struggle or hurry frantically
consequence a result or effect of an earlier event
evitable capable of being avoided or warded off
excursion a brief journey
founder to fail or sink
rudiment something undeveloped or basic
inevitable unavoidable and certain to happen
volition the power or will of making a conscious decision
dilapidated in a state of falling apart
buffet to strike against forcefully
jubilation a feeling of tremendous happiness
equivalent equal or the same in amount or value
reveal to make something known
salvation being saved from danger
stock to furnish with a supply
undulation a series of curves; wavelike
exasperate to irritate or annoy extremely
mutual common to or shared by two or more parties
rigid incapable of compromise; inflexible
emphasis the special importance or prominence of something
refrain a repeated phrase or statement
profound showing intellectual or emotional depth
absorb to mentally take in information
exotic originating from another part of the world
found to serve as a basis for
acute severe but often short-lived illness
assume to take on a certain form or role
radiance being dazzling or bright
exuberant filled with an upbeat energy
incredulous not willing to admit something as true
momentum increasing force, energy, or intensity
ambitious wanting to be powerful, famous, or successful
deceptive likely to trick or mislead
decisive causing an end result; determining
emerge to become known or apparent
vigorous energetic and strong
deplore to criticize or show objection to
forlorn nearly or completely hopeless
indignation anger at something that is unfair
amiably in a friendly, agreeable way
precisely with complete accuracy; exactly
intensity the strength, force, or intensity of something
precarious likely to collapse or fall; unstable
proceed to move ahead with a procedure or action
diminish to decrease in size or range
idealist person pursuing noble, seemingly unrealistic goals
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