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English Vocabulary

Midterm Exam Vocabulary for English

QuestionAnswer
Integral adj. necessary to the completeness of the whole
Apprehensive adj. adj. uneasy or fearful about something that might happen
Palpable adj. capable of being handled, tangible
Infraction n. the act of breaching or violating
Adherence n. steady devotion,support, allegiance, or attachment
Distraught adj. anxious or agitated, worried
Chastise v. to discipline, especially by corporal punishment
Nondescript adj. lacking in distinctive qualities
Obsolete adj. no longer in general use; fallen into disuse
Haphazard adj. determined by or dependent on chance, aimless
Obscure v.,adj. to make dark, dim, or indistinct not clear or plain, vague, or uncertain
Pervade v. to become spread throughout all parts of
Benign adj. having a kindly disposition, gracious
Indolence n. the quality of being slothful, foolish, or lazy
Reprieve n., v. any respite or temporary relief to delay the impending sentence or punishment of
Deftly adv. dexterously, nimbly, skillfully, or cleverly
Ominous adj. portending evil or harm; threatening
Exuberance n. the quality of being enthusiastic
Prestige n. reputation or influence arising from success, achievement, rank, or other favorable attributes
Aptitude n. natural talent or ability
Created by: Allison9
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