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ap english vocab 5

81-101

QuestionAnswer
premonition feeling about future
nascent coming into existence; emerging
novel strikingly new or unusual
candor sincerity; openness
sonorous producing deep or dull sound
comprehensive large in scope or content
permeated [spread] spread or flowing throughout
pervasive [dispersed] dispersed throughout
prodigious enormous
replete abundantly supplied; filled to capacity
exemplary commendable; worthy of imitation
laudatory giving praise
venerated highly respected
fastidious ossessing careful attention to detail; difficult to please
meticulous extremely careful and precise
pragmatic practical
solvent able to pay ones debt
apparatus equipment; group of machines
chiasmus [ j.f.k] inversion in second or two parallel clauses
hypothetical existing only as an assumption or speculation
metonymy [sub] fig.lang.1 term substituted for a term closely associated
panegyric statement of high praise
period long, complex, gramatically correct sentence
pernicious causing great harm
propitious presenting favorable circumstances; auspicious
sardonic disdainfully or ironically humorous; harsh bitter, or caustic
syllogism form of deductive reasoning;major& minor premise &a conclusion
synecdoche prt=whole form of metonymy where a part is used signify a whole
rational logical, motivated by reason rather than feeling
Created by: choyt
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