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English Honors Vocab

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TermDefinition
Imminent (Adjective) Ready to take place: happening soon
Eloquent (Adjective) Marked by forceful and fluent expression
Impede (Verb) To interfere with or slow the progress of
Implicit (Adjective) Capable of being understood from something else though not clearly it directly stated (Implied)
Indifference (Noun) The quality, state, or fact of being unintrested
Obsolete (Adjective) No longer in use or no longer useful
Oppressive (Adjective) Unreasonably burdensome or severe
Prevalent (Adjective) Generally or widely accepted, practiced, or favored: Widespread
Reciprocate (Verb) To give and take mutually
Refute (Verb) To prove wrong by arguement or evidence: show to be false
Speculate (Verb) To meditate on or ponder a subject: reflect
Substantiate (Verb) To give substance or form to: embody
Undermine (Verb) To make (someone or something) weaker or less effective usually in a secret or gradual way
Underscore (Verb) To make evident: emphasize, stress
Unobtrusive (Adjective) Not blatant, arresting, or aggressive
Viable (Adjective) Capable of living
Allude (Verb) To make indirect reference
Analogous (Adjective) Similar or comparable to something else either in general or in some specific detail
Anecdote (Noun) A usually short narrative of an intresting, amusing, or biographical incident
Arbitrary (Adjective) Chosen, decided, (ect.) seemingly at random or on a whim rather than in a reasoned or methodical way (Cruel, unpredictable, and absolute power)
Assert (Verb) To state or declare positively and often forcefully it aggressively
Brevity (Noun) Shortness of conciseness of expression
Concede (Verb) To acknowledge grudgingly or hesitantly
Corroborate (Verb) To support or help prove with evidence or authority: make more certain
Denounce (Verb) To pronounce especially publicly to be blameworthy or bad (Accuse)
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