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English II Week 18

Vocabulary Words

QuestionAnswer
Tyranny (noun) Absolute power, usually exercised unjustly and cruelly
Mirage (noun) An unreal reflection; an optical illusion
Hereditary (adj) From one's ancestors; possessed at birth and passed down from generation to generation
Turmoil (noun) A state of great agitation; disturbance; confusion
Evanescent (adj) Happening for a brief period
Heinous (adj) Extremely bad or awful; atrocious
Eulogy (noun) Excessive and formal praise, usually for someone who has recently died
Coddle (verb) To overprotect someone/something to the point of pampering/spoiling
Pompous (adj) Showing an exaggerated air of importance
Ideogram (noun) A written symbol representing an idea rather than a word (examples: $ for money, & for and)
Harp (verb) To complain about something annoyingly and repeatedly; to "go on and on"
Disseminate (verb) To scatter; to spread
Disquiet (verb) To cause anxiety or worry
Guru (noun) An expert or leader
Laud (verb) To praise
Squander (verb) To misspend; to waste; to "fritter away"
Wan (adj) With an unnatural or sickly appearance; lacking color and a healthy look
Transgress (verb) To break a moral law; to sin
Egotist (noun) A conceited person; one who excessively speaks boastfully of oneself
Fledgling (adj) Inexperienced; new or young in a trade
Created by: clindberg
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