ap english vocab 19-20
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| a family, society, commutiy, or a state governed by women | ||
| a little worl, a world in miniature | ||
| an eye glass for one eye | ||
| not typical | ||
| containing or expressing parise | ||
| having a harsh or discordant sound | ||
| pleasant in sound; agreeable to the ear | ||
| the activity of donating to such persons or purpose in this way | ||
| the intellectual idenification with or vicarious experiancing of the feeling, thoughts, or attitudes of another | ||
| settled or sedate character; not fighty | ||
| the scientific study of the nervous system | ||
| excessive or unseemly frivolity | ||
| the part of a ship and its equipment or cargo that is cast overboard to lighten to load in time of distess and that sinks or washes ashore | ||
| floating wreckage of a ship or its cargo | ||
| given to excessive talking | ||
| one who practices or advocates the principle or practice of complete abstience from alchololic drinks | ||
| the scum that forms on the surface of molten metal | ||
| born after the death of a father | ||
| having showing or arising from intense often vicious ill will spite and hatred | ||
| too evident to be doubted | ||
| a character in comedy and pantomine with a shaved head, masked face, variegated, and a wood sword | ||
| ill smelling | ||
| a festive celebration | ||
| the rhetorical contrast of ideas by means of parallel arragment of words clauses or sentances | ||
| ambodying a deception | ||
| depression of spirits | ||
| a place for keeping birds confined | ||
| complete happiness | ||
| cheerless | ||
| a servile self-seeking flatterer | ||
| to ponder or meditate on usus intently | ||
| free from water and esp water of crystallization | ||
| a line diagonal to the grain of a fabric | ||
| liable to be erroneous | ||
| having deceptive attraction or allure | ||
| having no definite form; shapeless | ||
| capable of being extended or shaped by beating with a hammer | ||
| inferior, trashy | ||
| hesitant in acting or speaking through lack of self confidence | ||
| having no real value, idle, worthless | ||
| the state of being homesick | ||
| having a wron or emaciated appearance | ||
| having the characteristics of the language of the past and surviving chiefly in specialized uses | ||
| one that represents perfetion of the thing expressed | ||
| without instrumental accompaniment | ||
| oppositon in feeling | ||
| of relating to or dealing with the beautiful | ||
| a place where bees and kept | ||
| removed or distant in interest or feeling | ||
| flattery or admiration that is excessive or slavish | ||
| disquietude or distress of mind caused by humilation, disappoinemnt or failure | ||
| marked by an inclination to please or oblige | ||
| having tendency to float | ||
| pangs; spasms | ||
| painfully affecting the feelings | ||
| to make thin in consistency | ||
| strong and heavy built | ||
| practicing strict self denial as a measure of personal and especially spiritual discipline | ||
| anxiety arising from awareness of guilt | ||
| distress or suffering resulting from appression or persecution | ||
| capable of being done or carried out | ||
| unpleasantly moist or wet | ||
| a thickening of a hard thickened area on skin | ||
| being hardened and thickened | ||
| marked short and abrupt | ||
| to inflict punishment on | ||
| the front of the building | ||
| favoritism shown to a relative on a basis of relationship | ||
| fearless | ||
| division or separation | ||
| an essential point requiring resolutin or resolving on outcome | ||
| serenely free from interruption or disturbance | ||
| a withered old woman | ||
| not openly shown, engaged in, or avowed | ||
| expert | ||
| characterized by or given to the use of positiveness in assertion of opinion | ||
| shrinking from contract or familiarity | ||
| exceeding what is sufficient or necessary | ||
| lacking social experience | ||
| a song or hymn of grief | ||
| appealing forcibly to the mind or reason | ||
| to thoroughly overwhelm and reduced to submission and passivity | ||
| the act of or rate charged for carting | ||
| a small portion, amount or allowance | ||
| containing or mixed with opium | ||
| an admirer or lover of the arts | ||
| flagrantly wicked or impious | ||
| incapable of being corrected or amended | ||
| incapable of being limited or bounded; measureless | ||
| exisitng or being everywhere at the same time | ||
| a transposition of usually initial sounds of two or more words | ||
| relating to or based on a close relationship | ||
| of extraordinary power | ||
| a large tomb | ||
| to subject to hypnotic appeal | ||
| foolishly impractical | ||
| desruction | ||
| a strict disciplinarian | ||
| a buisness or professional man who conforms unthinkingly to prevailing middle class standards | ||
| a journey |
