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English Final Vocab

Vocab for Final English Exam

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Asset n. all the property of a person that may be used in payment of debts; a quality or thing that can be used to advantage
Sagely adv. showing deep understanding and intelligent application of knowledge
Savvy n. knowledge gained by actually doing or living through something
Vacant adj. empty
Unfathomable adj. impossible to understand
Incredulous adj. feeling or showing an inability to believe something
Nonchalant adj. having a confident and easy manner
Gallant adj. splendid, spirited, brave
Dumbfounded adj. speechless with astonishment
Ornery adj. having an irritable mood
Gingerly adv. cautiously
Defiance n. the act of resisting or challenging
Elude v. to avoid or escape by being quick, skillful, or tricky
Implore v. to call upon with a humble request
Grim adj. cruel, fierce
Detached adj. separated
Recur v. to go or come back in thought or discussion
Genuine adj. real
Divert v. to turn aside; to distract
Stupor n. a state of dullness or lack of interest resulting often from stress or shock
Doggedly adv. stubbornly determined
Stricken adj. trouble with misfortune
Desert v. to leave
Delirious adj. showing a mental disturbance marked by confusion, disturbed speech, and hallucination
Vast adj. very great in size; enormous
Created by: Allison9
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