English 9 Final Vocabulary [Not for Pre-AP]
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| 181133148 | Austere | Sternness | |
| 181133149 | Connotation | The way a word makes you feel. | |
| 181133150 | Contemporary | Modern | |
| 181133151 | Denotation | The dictionary meaning of a word | |
| 181133152 | Diction | word choice | |
| 181133153 | Ellipses | Three periods showing that words have been taken out. | |
| 181133154 | Irony | incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs | |
| 181133155 | Obstreperous | noisy; loud | |
| 181133156 | Persona | The personality the author takes on when writing. | |
| 181133157 | Personification | Inanimate object with Human characteristics | |
| 181133158 | clad | dressed | |
| 181133159 | garish | tastelessly gaudy | |
| 181133160 | discreet | modesty | |
| 181133161 | taut | tightly stretched | |
| 181133162 | infallible | never wrong | |
| 181133163 | succinct | brief and to the point | |
| 181133164 | encumbered | weighed down | |
| 181133165 | elucidate | to make clear | |
| 181133166 | amiable | friendly | |
| 181133167 | tedious | boring | |
| 181133168 | evoked | called forth | |
| 181133169 | exodus | to leave | |
| 181133170 | impudent | Sassy | |
| 181133171 | indicted | formally accused or charged | |
| 181133172 | pauper | an extremely poor person | |
| 181133173 | acquit | Found not guilty | |
| 181133174 | cynical | To belittle or make fun of someone | |
| 181133175 | ruefully | regretfully | |
| 181133176 | devout | devoted to religion | |
| 181133177 | hypocrites | people who pretend to be something they are not | |
| 181133178 | recluse | someone who stays away from society | |
| 181133179 | reprimand | scold | |
| 181133180 | Pious | devoutly religious | |
| 181133181 | Tartly | sharply | |
| 181133182 | Contemptuous | scornful | |
| 181133183 | Vehemently | intense force or emotion | |
| 181133184 | Auspicious | favorable | |
| 181133185 | Passe | out of fashion | |
| 181133186 | Melancholy | Gloomy state of mind | |
| 181133187 | Viscous | having the properties of glue | |
| 181133188 | Benign | A gentle disposition | |
| 181133189 | Placid | Calm | |
| 181133190 | Ensuing | following immediately and as a result of what went before | |
| 181133191 | Ramshackle | in deplorable condition | |
| 181133192 | Tarnished | corroded, discolored | |
| 181133193 | Palate | upper part of mouth | |
| 181133194 | Innate | present at birth | |
| 181133195 | Impaired | diminished in usefulness | |
| 181133196 | Candid | Openly straightforward | |
| 181133197 | Connived | secretly cooperated or agreed to | |
| 181133198 | Chattles | slaves | |
| 181133199 | Sojourn | a temporary stay | |
| 181133200 | ethical | acting with accepted social behavior | |
| 181133201 | prowness | superior skill or ability | |
| 181133202 | caricature | a exaggerated comic of a person | |
| 181133203 | libel | Saying something to make someone else look bad | |
| 181133204 | tarried | Delay | |
| 181133205 | articulate | expressing yourself easily | |
| 181133206 | ethics | Morals | |
| 181133207 | countenance | Your face | |
| 181133208 | Nemisis | enemy | |
| 181133209 | Veri- | Truth | |
| 181133210 | Motif | A recurring theme, subject or idea | |
| 181133211 | Prose | writing that is not poetry, drama, or song | |
| 181133212 | Advocate | A person who stands up for something |