AP Lit Vocab Week 16

119366874	albeit	conj. although; even if
119366875	assayed	v. to examine or analyze
119366876	brook	v. to bear; suffer; tolerate
119366877	candid	adj. frank, outspoken; open and sincere
119366878	churl	n. peasant; rustic
119366879	concede	v. to acknowledge as true, just or proper, often grudgingly
119366880	derived	v. to receive or obtain from a source or origin
119366881	devout	adj. devoted to divine service or worship
119366882	eke	v. to make or maintain meagerly and with great effort
119366883	forbear	v. to refrain or abstain from
119366884	imperturbable	adj. incapable of being upset or agitated; calm
119366885	impetus	n. a driving force; impulse; stimulation
119366886	inertia	n. lacking the quality of motion, action and the like; sluggish; inactive
119366887	motif	n. a recurring subject, theme, idea, etc., especially in a literary, artistic, or musical work
119366888	oblivion	n. the state of being completely forgotten
119366889	piety	n. reverence for God or devout fulfillment of religious obligations
119366890	sans	prep. without
119366891	satiation	n. the quality of being supplied with something to excess
119366892	sober	adj. marked by seriousness, solemnity, etc; subdued in tone; not flashy or showy
119366893	suffice	v. to be enough or adequate, as for needs or purposes
119366894	supple	adj. bending readily without breaking; pliant; flexible
119366895	symbolism	n. the practice of representing things through the use of emblems or signs taking the place of something else, especially material object for immaterial objects
119366896	tirade	n. prolonged outburst of bitter denunciation
119366897	uncouth	adj. rude, uncivil, or boorish
119366898	unfathomable	adj. unable to penetrate the truth of, or comprehend