5006741846 | conciliate | to reconcile, placate, appease, win over | 0 | |
5006745699 | concise | brief and clear | 1 | |
5006747273 | conclave | a private or secret meaning | 2 | |
5006750690 | concur | to agree | 3 | |
5006754386 | condescend | show feelings of superiority; be patronizing. act while conscious of having to descend from one's rank or position | 4 | |
5006762097 | condign | well-deserved, fitting, adequate (usually of a punishment) | 5 | |
5006767047 | condiment | seasoning | 6 | |
5006769189 | condolence | expression of sympathy to someone experiencing sorrow, pain, etc | 7 | |
5006771737 | condone | to allow by overlooking (usually just means allow or tolerate) | 8 | |
5006782892 | conductive | tending to produce a certain result, favorable, helpful to an end | 9 | |
5006786766 | congenital | existent at birth | 10 | |
5006789371 | conglomeration | 1. a mass of various elements. 2. a corporation usually of unrelated companies | 11 | |
5006794300 | conjecture | guess | 12 | |
5006795682 | connive | to plot to do something bad | 13 | |
5006798250 | connoisseur | an expert, someone especially discerning in an area of expertise | 14 | |
5006806695 | consecrate | to make holy | 15 | |
5006808801 | conspicuous | easily seen, obvious,attracting attention | 16 | |
5006818173 | constellation | assemblage of stars | 17 | |
5006820158 | construe | to interpret | 18 | |
5006823430 | consumate | 1. perfect, highly skilled. 2. to complete, fulfill (usually to complete a marriage) | 19 | |
5006830300 | contemporary | 1. modern. 2. someone of the same time period as another | 20 | |
5006833296 | contentious | quarrelsome | 21 | |
5006836164 | contiguity | closeness, proximity, the state of being adjacent, being very close together | 22 | |
5006843212 | contrite | sorry for a sin and showing remorse | 23 | |
5006847701 | conventional | customary, adhering to standards | 24 | |
5006850164 | convivial | joyous, sociable | 25 | |
5006854194 | copious | abundant, plentiful | 26 | |
5006863236 | corroborate | to confirm (usually in a legal state) | 27 | |
5006865764 | coruscate | to sparkle, gleam (can also be metaphoric) | 28 | |
5006870504 | coterie | group of people, followers, clique | 29 | |
5006873278 | covert | hidden, secret | 30 | |
5006875767 | covetous | greedy, grasping of money or wealth | 31 | |
5006881094 | crass | crude, coarse, obtuse, lacking sensitivity, refinement, or intelligence. | 32 | |
5006885544 | craven | cowardly | 33 | |
5006887262 | credence | belief of the truth of something | 34 | |
5006889362 | credulous | believing (sometimes with connotation of being gullible) | 35 | |
5006894995 | cryptic | mysterious, obscure, ambiguous, unclear (usually in speech) | 36 | |
5006901203 | culinary | pertaining to the kitchen | 37 | |
5006902752 | culmination | highest point, end, climax | 38 | |
5006906198 | culpable | guilty | 39 | |
5006907546 | cumbrous | burdensome, cumbersome | 40 | |
5006910517 | cupidity | greed, avarice | 41 | |
5006912708 | cursory | hasty, superficial | 42 | |
5006915112 | curtail | to cut short | 43 | |
5006915113 | cynical | distrustful go others motives, believing that people are motivated by self-interest | 44 | |
5006923393 | cynosure | center of attention, something that attracts attention | 45 | |
5006925529 | daunt | to dismay, lesson the courage of, intimidate | 46 | |
5006928278 | dearth | scarcity | 47 | |
5006929972 | debacle | a disaster, a complete failure, sudden downfall | 48 | |
5006935213 | decorum | proper behavior | 49 | |
5006941907 | decrepit | old, feeble, worn out | 50 | |
5006945588 | defection | a desertion of someones loyalty to a state or religion, etc | 51 | |
5006951295 | deference | respect to someone else's will, opinion, wishes, etc | 52 | |
5006956228 | delectable | anything pleasant, delicious, enjoyalbe | 53 | |
5006958915 | delete | remove | 54 | |
5006960179 | deleterious | harmful, injurious to health | 55 | |
5006964226 | delineate | sketch, outline, portray, explain | 56 | |
5006969406 | defunct | not in use, not in existence | 57 | |
5006971125 | deluge | flood | 58 | |
5006973233 | demagogue | leader who appeals to people's emotions, prejudices (very unflattering connotation e.g. hitler) | 59 |
AP Language Vocabulary Week 4 Flashcards
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