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AP Language Vocab Section 7 Flashcards

8594853563	Acumen	Definition: the ability to make good judgments and quick decisions, typically in a particular domain POS: N Synonyms: acuity, sharpness, cleverness, awareness, penetration, shrewdness, discerness Antonyms: ignorance, insensitivity, stupidity, misinterpretation, density	0
8594853564	Arcane	Definition: understood by few, mysterious POS: adj Synonyms: secret, hidden, obscure, eerie, kabbalistic, esoteric Antonyms: common, known, understandable, apprehensable, knowable	1
8594853565	Beatific	Definition: blissfully happy; bestowing bliss, blessing, or joy (expression on face) POS: adj Synonyms: rapturous, joyful, ecstatic, seraphic, blissful, serene Antonyms: dark, demonic, devilish, miserable, sorrowful, hellish	2
8594853566	Bereft	Definition: deprived of or lacking something (that is needed, wanted, or expected), especially a nonmaterial asset (such as a relative) POS: adj Synonyms: beggared, deprived, destitute, devoid, dispossessed *bereaved	3
8594853567	Blandishment	Definition: a flattering or pleasing statement or action used to persuade someone gently to do something; something that tends to coax or cajole (candy from a stranger) POS: N Synonyms: flattery, cajolery, persuasion, palaver, blarney, allurement Antonyms: deterrent, rebuke	4
8594853568	Embellish	Definition: make something more attractive by the addition of decorative details or features POS: V Synonyms: decorate, adorn, ornament, enhance, garnish, exaggerate, embroider Antonyms: decrease, harm, lessen, reduce, deface, disfigure, bare, denude, strip, divest	5
8594853569	Expiate	Definition: atone for guilt or sin; extinguish the guilt or to put an end to it; make amends for something POS: V Synonyms: absolve, amend, appease, atone, compensate, correct, rectify, redress, remedy Antonyms: blame, charge, damage, forfeit, harm, injure	6
8594853570	Impecunious	Definition: having little or no money POS: adj Synonyms: penniless, poor, indigent, insolvent, destitute, broke, impoverished, penurious Antonyms: wealthy, affluent, rich	7
8594853571	Lapidary	Definition: (1) the art of engraving on stone and therefore elegant and concise; (2) a person who cuts, polishes, or engraves gems or stones POS: (1) adj; (2) N Synonyms: engraver, jeweler	8
8594853572	Maelstrom	Definition: a powerful whirlpool in the sea or a river POS: N Synonyms: whirlpool, vortex, swirl, turbulence, whirl Antonyms: calm, harmony, order, peace, method, organization, still	9
8594853573	Mundane	Definition: lacking interest or excitement; earthly matters POS: adj Synonyms: dull, boring, tedious, monotonous, ordinary, practical, commonplace, terrestrial, banal, materialistic, prosaic , earthly Antonyms: extraordinary, imaginative, celestial, eternal	10
8594853574	Palliative	Definition: reduces but doesn't cure; relieving pain or alleviating a problem without dealing with the underlying cause; reducing violence within moderated intensity POS: adj Synonyms: disciplinary, remedial Antonyms: damaging, harmful, injurious, hurtful Sentence: The woman sat in a _________ care ward while she slowly died.	11
8594853575	Podium	Definition: a small platform on which a person may stand to be seen by an audience, as when making a speech or conducting an orchestra POS: N Synonyms: platform, stage dais, rostrum, stand, soapbox, lectern Sentence: The winners of the gold, silver, and bronze medals at the Olympics stand on a ________ while their flags are raised.	12
8594853576	Preclude	Definition: prevent from happening; make impossible by necessary consequence POS: V Synonyms: prevent, stop, prohibit, debar, bar, hinder, impede, inhibit, exclude, deter, discontinue Antonyms: add, advance, aid, allow, assist, encourage, facilitate, forward, promote, initiate, instigate	13
8594853577	Raucous	Definition: making or constituting a disturbingly harsh and loud noise POS: adj Synonyms: harsh, strident, piercing, shrill, grating, discordant, dissonant, boisterous, rambunctious, fustian Antonyms: soft, dulcet, restrained, quiet, peaceful	14
8594853578	Sartorial	Definition: of or relating to tailoring, clothes, or style of dress; well-tailored clothes POS: adj Synonyms: elegant, flashy, impeccable, sharp Antonyms: dumpy, frumpy	15

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6207965148	Antiquated	No longer used, obsolete, obsolescent (adj)	0
6207965149	Arable	Capable of producing crops (adj)	1
6207965150	Ascendancy	The state of being in the governing or controlling influence (noun)	2
6207965151	Atrophy	A wasting away of the body or of an organ or part, as from defective nutrition or nerve damage (noun)	3
6207965152	Clandestine	Characterized by, done in, or executed with secrecy or concealment, especially for purposes of subversion or deception; private surreptitious (adj)	4
6207965153	Malice	Desire to inflict injury, harm, or suffering on another, either because of a hostile impulse or out of deep-seated meanness (noun)	5
6207965154	Oblique	Neither perpendicular nor parallel to a given line or surface (adj)	6
6207965155	Opulence	Wealth, riches, or affluence (noun)	7
6207965156	Penitent	Feeling or expressing sorrow for sin or wrong doing and disposed to atonement and amendment; repentant; contrite (adj)	8
6207965157	Perfunctory	Performed merely as a routine daily duty; hasty and superficial (adj)	9

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AP Language - Tone Words Flashcards

The manner in which an author expresses his or her attitude; the intonation of the voice that expresses meaning. Tone is described by adjectives, and the possibilities are nearly endless. Often a single adjective will not be enough, and tone may change or shift from chapter to chapter or stanza to stanza or even line to line. Tone is the result of allusion, diction, figurative language, imagery, irony, motif, symbol, syntax, and style.
Very young children can sense a speaker's attitude in tone. But understanding tone in prose and poetry is an entirely different matter. The reader does not have voice inflection to carry meaning. Thus, a student's appreciation (knowledge) of word choice, details, imagery, and language all contribute to the understanding of tone. To misinterpret tone is to misinterpret meaning.

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5908253497	critical	inclined to find fault or judge with severity	0
5908253498	angry	feeling or showing anger and strong resentment	1
5908253499	infuriated	displaying anger in a passionate way	2
5908253500	irate	displaying anger in a dispassionate way	3
5908253501	aggravated	to be or become irritated or inflamed	4
5908253502	indignant	feeling, characterized by, or expressing strong displeasure at something considered unjust, offensive, or base	5
5908253503	outraged	strongly offended, insulted, or affronted	6
5908253504	bitter	resentful or cynical	7
5908253505	ambiguous	open to or having several possible meanings or interpretations	8
5908253506	confused	mystified	9
5908253507	perplexed	bewildered; puzzled	10
5908253508	caustic	severely critical or sarcastic	11
5908253509	biting	capable of gripping and affecting or wounding	12
5908253510	irreverent	showing a lack of respect for things or people that should be taken seriously	13
5908253511	mocking	teasing or laughing at in a scornful way	14
5908253512	disdainful	showing contempt or a lack of respect	15
5908253513	contemptuous	scornful, showing contempt	16
5908253514	sardonic	grimly mocking or cynical	17
5908253515	sarcastic	marked by or given to using irony in order to mock or convey contempt	18
5908253516	tongue-in-cheek	used to refer to humor in which a statement, or an entire fictional work, is not meant to be taken seriously, but its sarcasm is subtle	19
5908253517	ironic	happening in the opposite way to what is expected, and typically causing wry amusement because of this	20
5908253518	cynical	believing that people are motivated by self-interest; distrustful of human sincerity or integrity	21
5908253519	skeptical	not easily convinced; having doubts or reservations	22
5908253520	wry	using or expressing dry, especially mocking, humor	23
5908253521	arrogant	having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance and abilities	24
5908253522	pretentious	attempting to impress by affecting greater important, talent, culture, etc., than is actually possessed	25
5908253523	condescending	to talk to someone in a haughty way, as though it is below one's dignity or level of importance	26
5908253524	patronizing	to treat someone with an apparent kindness that betrays a feeling of superiority	27
5908253525	authoritative	commanding and self-confident	28
5908253526	humourous	causing light-hearted laughter and amusement	29
5908253527	bantering	an exchange of light, playful, teasing remarks; good-natured raillery	30
5908253528	silly	weak-minded or lacking good sense; stupid or foolish. Also, absurd, irrational, ridiculous.	31
5908253529	mock-heroic	imitating or burlesquing that which is heroic, as in manner, character, or action	32
5908253530	amused	pleasurably entertained, occupied, or diverted	33
5908253531	joyful	glad; delighted	34
5908253532	ecstatic	subject to or in a state of ecstacy; rapturous	35
5908253533	elated	very happy; proud; jubilant	36
5908253534	effusive	lacking reserve; overflowing	37
5908253535	contented	satisfied with what one is or has	38
5908253536	disappointed	depressed or discouraged by the failure of one's hopes or expectations	39
5908253537	sad	affected by unhappiness or grief	40
5908253538	elegiac	expressing sorrow or lamentation	41
5908253539	melancholic	disposed to or affected with melancholy; gloomy	42
5908253540	depressing	sad; lower in spirits; dejected; dispirited	43
5908253541	mournful	feeling or expressing sorrow or grief; sorrowful; sad	44
5908253542	poignant	keenly distressing to the feelings	45
5908253543	somber	gloomy, depressing, or dismal	46
5908253544	bleak	without hope and encouragement	47
5908253545	whimsical	playfully quaint and fanciful, especially in an appealing and amusing way	48
5908253546	fanciful	overimaginative and unrealistic	49
5908253547	wistful	having or showing a feeling of vague or regretful longing	50
5908253548	flippant	not showing a serious or respectful attitude	51
5908253549	nostalgic	characterized by or showing feelings of nostalgia	52
5908253550	sentimental	dealing with feeling of tenderness, sadness, or nostalgia in an exaggerated or self-indulgent way	53
5908253551	reflective	relating to or characterized by deep thought; thoughtful	54
5908253552	regretful	feeling or showing regret	55
5908253553	remorseful	feeling deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed	56
5908253554	apologetic	regretfully acknowledging or excusing an offense or failure	57
5908253555	challenging	provocative; intriguing	58
5908253556	contentious	causing or likely to cause an argument; controversial	59
5908253557	surprising	causing wonder or astonishment	60
5908253558	shocking	extremely startling, distressing, or offensive	61
5908253559	inflammatory	tending to excite anger, disorder, or tumult	62
5908253560	horrific	having the power to horrify someone	63
5908253561	dramatic	highly effective; striking	64
5908253562	passionate	capable of, affected by, or expressing intense feeling	65
5908253563	impartial	having no direct involvement or interest and not favoring one person or side over another	66
5908253564	objective	based on facts rather than thoughts and opinions	67
5908253565	clinical	practical and unemotional	68
5908253566	factual	consisting of the truth or including only things that are actual	69
5908253567	detached	not attached to something and unaffected by emotional involvement	70
5908253568	disinterested	unbiased by personal interest or advantage; not influenced by selfish motives	71
5908253569	bored	tired and impatient	72
5908253570	apathetic	showing or feeling no interest, enthusiasm, or concern	73
5908253571	indifferent	having no particular interest or sympathy; unconcerned	74
5908253572	straightforward	uncomplicated and easy to do or understand	75
5908253573	candid	truthful and straightforward; frank	76
5908253574	pedantic	of or like a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or displaying academic learning	77
5908253575	learned	having much knowledge; erudite	78
5908253576	scholarly	concerned with academic learning and research	79
5908253577	didactic	intended for instruction; inclined to teach and lecture others too much; teaching or intending to teach a moral lesson	80
5908253578	moralistic	characterized by or displaying a concern with morality	81
5908253579	inspirational	imparting inspiration (stimulation of the mind or emotions to a high level of feeling or activity	82
5908253580	respectful	full of, characterized by, or showing politeness or deference	83
5908253581	reverent	feeling or showing deep and solemn respect	84
5908253582	appreciative	being thankful or grateful for something	85
5908253583	sympthetic	feeling, showing, or expressing sympathy	86
5908253584	compassionate	feeling or showing concern for others	87
5908253585	interested	to be engaged or excited about something	88
5908253586	curious	eager to know and learn something	89
5908253587	urgent	needing attention very soon, especially before anything else, because important	90
5908253588	serious	needing or deserving your complete attention	91
5908253589	ominous	suggesting that something unpleasant is likely to happen	92
5908253590	apprehensive	feeling worried about something you are going to do	93
5908253591	foreboding	a feeling that something very bad is likely to happen soon	94
5908253592	threatening	expressing a threat of something unpleasant and violent	95
5908253593	accusing	reproachful; condemning	96
5908253594	admiring	to regard with wonder, pleasure, or approval	97
5908253595	admonitory	serving to warn, especially to correct	98
5908253596	affectionate	having or displaying warmth or affection	99
5908253597	ambivalent	having mixed or opposing feelings at the same time	100
5908253598	amiable	friendly, pleasant, likable	101
5908253599	artificial	not genuine; insincere	102
5908253600	belligerent	given to fighting, warlike; combative, aggressive	103
5908253601	benevolent	kindly; favorable towards; charitable	104
5908253602	bewildered	completely confused; puzzled	105
5908253603	brash	offensively bold	106
5908253604	callous	emotionally hardened; insensitive; unfeeling	107
5908253605	choleric	easily angered; bad-tempered	108
5908253606	cheery	bright and pleasant; sanguine	109
5908253607	condemnatory	expressing strong disapproval of; judgmental; critical	110
5908253608	consoling	affording comfort or solace	111
5908253609	contemplative	studying, thinking, reflecting on an issue	112
5908253610	droll	amusing in a wry, subtle way	113
5908253611	earnest	serious in intention or purpose; showing depth and sincerity of feelings	114
5908253612	despairing	hopeless, despondent, discouraged	115
5908253613	fervent	greatly emotional or zealous	116
5908253614	forthright	frank, direct, straightforward	117
5908253615	grateful	feeling or showing gratitude	118
5908253616	grave	causing fear or anxiety by discussion of matters deserving serious attention; weighty; momentous	119
5908253617	haughty	arrogant, excessively proud and vain	120
5908253618	matter-of-fact	unemotional; straightforward	121
5908253619	meditative	reflective, thoughtful	122
5908253620	obsequious	attentive in an ingratiating or servile manner; attempting to win favor from influential people from flattery	123
5908253621	pompous	overly self-important in speech and manner; excessively stately or ceremonious	124

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AP Language Week 3 Flashcards

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5007522654	Philanthropy	Charity	0
5007538121	Misanthropy	A hatred or distrust of humankind	1
5007543126	Idiosyncrasy	A way of behaving, thinking, or feeling that is particular to an individual or group, especially an odd or unusual one	2
5007544618	Ideology	A closely organized system of beliefs, values, and ideas forming the basis of a social, economic, or political philosophy or program	3
5007544619	Microcosm	A miniature copy of something, especially when it represents or stands for a larger whole	4
5007545867	Gregarious	Very friendly and sociable	5
5007546829	Aggregation	Collected together from different sources and considered as a whole	6
5007548397	Egregious	Conspicuously bad or offensive	7
5007548398	Abdicate	Relinquish, resign	8
5007560788	Vindicate	To clear somebody or something of blame, guilt, suspicion, or doubt	9
5007560882	Syndicate	A group of people who combine to carry out a business, enterprise, or some other common purpose	10
5007565196	Verbose	wordy, long-winded	11
5007566095	Remonstrate	Argue, protest, object	12
5007566096	Uncanny	Weird, eerie	13
5007576985	Voracious	Greedy, insatiable, hungry	14
5007576986	Attribute	To think of something as caused by a particular circumstance; to give credit for something such as a work of art or a saying to a particular person, often wrongly; a quality, property, or characteristic of somebody or something	15
5007577706	Obliterate	Destroy, demolish	16
5007578747	Renunciation	A denial or rejection of something or somebody, usually for moral or religious reasons; an official declaration giving up a title, office, claim, or privilege	17
5007584948	Assuage	Ease, lessen	18
5007585467	Prevaricate	Hedge, evade, stall, beat around the bush	19
5007590879	Indicative	Showing, suggesting, or pointing out that something exists or is true	20
5007590880	Laconic	Using very few words	21
5007591934	Anachronism	A person, thing, idea, or custom from a different period of time	22
5007598441	Dilate	To become, or cause something to become, wider, larger, or stretched; to talk or write at great length	23
5007598442	Prudent	Careful, cautious, sensible	24
5007598443	Pedantic	Perfectionist, fussy	25
5007599211	Militant	Combative, agressive	26
5007599212	Erratic	Unpredictable, inconsistent	27
5007599213	Qualm	A sudden feeling of uncertainty or apprehension, especially a misgiving about an action or conduct	28
5007599912	Quintessence	Ideal, essence	29

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AP Language Vocabulary Unit 22 Flashcards

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6209394357	Opulent	Wealthy; affluent; abundant	0
6209394358	Overt	Not hidden; open; direct; public	1
6209398354	Painstaking	Very careful; Diligent; hard-working	2
6209401562	Pariah	An Outcast	3
6209404143	Parsimonious	Too thrifty; stingy; miserly	4
6209406886	Partisan	Showing strong support for a party or cause; characteristic of a guerrilla fighter	5
6209411563	Paucity	Scarcity; smallness in number or amount; shortage	6
6209415887	Peerless	Having no equal; better than the rest; incomparable	7
6209450468	Perceptive	Discerning; observant; sensitive; astute	8
6209452766	Perfidy	Treachery; betrayal of trust; deceit	9

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Scott Perry AP English Language Literary Terms Set 4 Flashcards

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5420479698	Reliability	This refers to the trustworthuness of a narrator. For example, Nick Carraway in the Great Gatsby and Huck Finn in the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn are not trustworthy narrators.	0
5420493077	Theme	The main idea of a literary text.	1
5420495834	Bildungsroman	This is a coming of age novel.	2
5420498033	Circular Narrative	This is a narrative technique where an author gradually reveals information as the narrative is repeated--sometimes from different points of view, sometimes from a single point of view that is expanded.	3
5420508668	Digression	This is a temporary departure from one topic to another related topic.	4
5420516040	Dystopia	This is the opposite of a utopia. It's the creation of a world in which we would not want to live.	5
5420518996	Flashback	This is a scene that interrupts the present action of the narrative in order to depict an earlier event.	6
5420521717	Flash-Forward	This is a scene that interrupts the present action of a narrative in order to preview future events.	7
5420525543	Limited Narrator	This is a point of view that is not all knowing.	8
5420526659	Utopia	An imagined place or state of being where everything is perfect.	9
5420531697	Revenge Tragedy	This is a popular play form of the English Renaissance, loosely based on the works of Seneca, an ancient Roman playwright. It is about getting even, often in a bloody manner.	10
5420540940	Anticlimax	This is a reversal of expectations, a kind of dissapointment.	11
5420543033	Epigraph	This is a writing at the beginning of a narrative (or at the section of a narrative) that tends to establish either tone or theme.	12
5420547391	Epilogue	This is the final section of a text that occurs after the conclusion of the main plot. In a play, this is typically a final soliloquy that serves to ie up loose ends.	13
5420554435	Episodic Structure	This is when an author creates a series of narratives that are loosly connected by a larger thematic significance. Tim O'Brian's The Things They Carried are examples of novels that use this.	14
5420561157	Epistolary Novel	This is a novel in which the plot is developed solely through letters.	15
5420564480	Atmosphere	This is the mood or general feeling created by a text.	16
5420568280	Bathos	This is the unintended result of a writier's attempt at pathos, or emotional appeal. This is unintended and when the emotion goes to far and everything is considered overly sentimental.	17
5420575788	Catharsis	This is the emotional release an audience feels at the end of a tragedy.	18
5420578910	First Person Point of View	This refers to a narrative being told from the perspective of a character who uses the word "I."	19

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AP Language Vocabulary Set January Flashcards

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8589356409	Ambivalence	The state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone	0
8589356410	Strident	Loud and harsh, rasping	1
8589356411	Ingratiating	Intended to gain approval or favor	2
8589356412	Rejoinder	A reply, especially a sharp or witty one	3
8589356413	Self-effacing	not claiming attention for oneself; retiring and modest.	4
8589356414	Vignettes	a brief evocative description, account, or episode.	5

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AP Language Vocab Section 3 Flashcards

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7820220080	altruistic	pos: adjective d: showing a disinterested and selfless concern for the well-being of others - charitable s: unselfish, selfless, compassionate, kind, public-spirited - benevolent, giving a: uncharitable, stingy, selfish- revilement, egoistical, uncharitable, malevolent	0
7820220081	chicanery	pos: noun d: the use of trickery to achieve a political, financial, or legal purpose - trickery, deception by artful trickery s: lying, deceit, duplicity, fraudulence, charlatanism (a fake) a: honesty, openness, straightforwardness	1
7820220082	dilettante	pos: noun d: a person who cultivates an area of interest, such as the arts, without real commitment or knowledge - their interests are not thorough, an admirer, a superficial love or interest in a branch of knowledge s: amateur, dabbler, aesthete a: professional, expert, crack, proficient, skilled, adapt	2
7820220083	eclectic	pos: adjective d: deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources - mixed, taking from multiple sources s: heterogeneous, catholic, selective a: homogeneous, distinctive, narrow, original	3
7820220084	impugn	pos: verb d: dispute the truth, validity, or honesty of a statement or motive; lacking integrity; false accusation s: contradict, negade, assail, resist, deny, repudiate, a: advocate, support, validate, substantiate	4
7820220085	impute	pos: verb d: to give responsibility or blame, often unfairly s: attribute, ascribe, place (blame) credit a: reject, derogate, diminish, depreciate	5
7820220086	internecine	pos: adj d: destructive to both sides in a conflict when it is within a group s: destructive, fatal, harmful a: ---	6
7820220087	ostensible	pos: adjective d: intended to be viewed; stated or appearing to be true, but not necessarily so; plausible, rather than definite s: apparent, alleged, illusive a: improbable, obscure, unlikely, vague - genuine, real	7
7820220088	philistine	pos: noun, adjective d: (1) a person who is hostile or indifferent to culture and the arts, or who has no understanding of them - a person with no artistic values; (2) hostile or indifferent to culture and the arts s: lowbrow, materialist - bourgeois, materialistic, capitalist, boar a: highbrow, egghead, intellectual, sage, thinker, brain, genius - aesthete	8
7820220089	philologist	pos: noun d: someone who studies literary texts and written records, determining their meaning s: interpreter, grammarian, lexicographer, polyglot a: ???	9
7820220090	poignant	pos: adjective d: touching, moving; painfully affecting the feelings s: touching, moving, sad, affecting, pitiful, piteous, pathetic, sorrowful, mournful, wretched, miserable, distressing, heart-rending, plaintive, tragic - piercing, moving a: indifferent, unemotional, wonderful, dull, pleasant, soothing - dull, bland	10
7820220091	progenitor	pos: noun d: a person or thing from which a person, animal, or plant is descended or originates; an ancestor or parent - ancestor s: ancestor, forefather, forebear, parent, primogenitor - kin, originator, forefather a: descendant	11
7820220092	shibboleth	pos: noun d: a custom, principle, or belief distinguishing a particular class or group of people, especially a long-standing one regarded as outmoded or no longer important - devoid of real meaning, something pertaining to a cultural group s: inanity, motto, platitude - phrase, slogan, catchphrase, cliche , truism a: ----	12
7820220093	temerity	pos: noun d: excessive confidence or boldness; audacity - nerve, chutzpah s: rashness, chutzpah, effrontery, gall, audacity a: carefulness, caution, fear, care, humility, politeness - prudence, caution, deliberation, judgement.	13
7820220094	wheedle	pos: verb d: to influence/entice by soft words or flattery s: blandish, blarney, palaver, soft-soap, sweet-talk, coax - seduce, whine, flatter, manipulate, cajole a: bug, harass, nag, pester, tease, coerce	14

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AP Language Week 16 Flashcards

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6225168029	Conciliate	To overcome the distrust or hostility of; placate; win over (verb w/o)	0
6225168030	Cursory	Going rapidly over something, without noticing details; hasty; superficial (adj)	1
6225168031	Derision	Ridicule; mockery (noun)	2
6225168032	Enmity	A feeling or condition of hostility; hatred; ill will; animosity; antagonism (noun)	3
6225168033	Extricate	To free or release from entanglement; disengage (verb w/o)	4
6225168034	Forbearance	The act of refraining from something (noun)	5
6225168035	Frivolous	Characterized by lack of seriousness or sense (adj)	6
6225168036	Garrulous	Excessively talkative in a rambling, roundabout manner, especially about trivial matters (adj)	7
6225168037	Impetuous	Of, relating to, or characterized by sudden or rash action, emotion, etc.; impulsive (adj)	8
6225168038	Industrious	Working energetically and devotedly; hardworking; diligent (adj)	9

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