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ela vocab
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| ambiguous | something has more than one possible meaning, which causes confusion |
| abhor | find repugnant |
| besiege | Overwhelmed or crushed by too many problems at once. |
| comprehensive | including all or everything |
| diligent | care and perseverance in carrying out tasks |
| exacerbate | to make a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling worse |
| fortitude | bravery and staying strong when life gets really hard or painful. |
| insidious | working or spreading in a hidden way |
| nonchalant | Acting cool, calm, and unbothered. |
| oblivion | the state of being disregarded or forgotten |
| rectify | make right or correct |
| sporadic | scattered, and has no set pattern. |
| archaic | Very old, outdated, or from a much earlier time. |
| cordial | politely warm and friendly |
| defunct | No longer existing, functioning, or in use. |
| diplomatic | Being polite and careful with your words so you do not upset or offend people |
| aesthetic | loving how things look, or having a specific visual style. |
| heterogeneous | a mix of completely different things. |
| prerequisite | It is something you need before you can move forward. |
| emulate | To copy someone or something because you admire them and want to be like them |
| omnipotent | Having unlimited power and the ability to do anything |
| undermine | slowly weaken or ruin something. |
| irksome | Annoying, irritating, or tiresome |
| redemption | Fixing a past mistake to make things right, or trading a voucher for a reward |
| Irrevocable | impossible to retract, undo, or change |
| Notorious | Famous for something bad. |
| Refute | Prove a statement wrong |
| Rotund | round or plump shape |
| Stratagem | a cleverly contrived trick or scheme for gaining an end |
| Infamous | Well known for some bad qualities or deeds. |
| Anomaly | something different, abnormal, peculiar, or not easily classified |
| Cognizant | Having knowledge or being aware of something. |
| Denounce | to pronounce publicly to be blameworthy or bad |
| Discordant | Disagreeing, incongruous, or harsh and jarring in sound. |
| Forlorn | Pitifully sad, abandoned, or lonely. |
| Immaculate | pure, unblemished |
| Jocular ( | playful, humorous |
| Nefarious | Wicked, impious, or criminal. |
| Tremulous | Shaking or quivering slightly. |
| Vindictive | Having or showing a strong or unreasoning desire for revenge. |