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English 2 Lists 9-12

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flagrant obvious, outrageous, glaringly bad; often paired with foul
egregious remarkably bad; often paired with mistake
admonish warn or reprimand someone firmly.
distraught mentally confused, crazed
duress compulsion, force
duplicity cunning, trickery
culprit the guilty person
acrimonious bitter
inexorable inflexible, unrelenting
paucity scarcity or lacking
precocious reaching maturity early
disparage to discredit, belittle
perfunctory done without care, superficial
laudable praiseworthy
chagrin feeling of disappointment, humiliation
fiasco complete failure
perverse contrary, persisting in error
masticate to chew up
deride to ridicule, scoff at
eschew avoid
rampant going unchecked, widespread
inane foolish
ethics code of principles
concur agree
clandestine secret, undercover
elicit to draw forth
pernicious harmful, causing injury
tolerate to put up with, to bear
construe an interpretation or explanation on the meaning of something
impunity freedom from punishment
affluent rich or wealthy
feasible possible
discern perceive or to understand
sally to suddenly rush forth
consternation dismay
quell put an end to
voluble talkative
confidant[e] one to whom you confide your secrets
obsolescence process of wearing out
dubious doubtful
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