Vocab Combined Flashcards

52866594	cogent	(adj.) forceful, convincing; relevant, to the point	0
52866595	exigent	urgent, pressing	1
52866596	assay	to test, analyze	2
52866597	intransigent	refusing to compromise	3
52866598	incite	to stir up, provoke	4
52866599	resuscitate	to bring back to conciousness	5
52866600	solicitous	showing care or worry	6
52866601	perturb	to make worried or upset	7
52866602	turbulent	very excited or upset	8
52866603	turbid	cloudy, confused	9
52866604	alacrity	enthusiastic quickness	10
52866605	celerity	speed or quickness	11
52866606	degenerate	a corrupt wrongdoer	12
52866607	engender	to bring about, to produce	13
52866608	genre	a kind or type of art	14
52866609	cognate	related to or coming from same source	15
52866610	innate	natural, present from birth	16
52866611	nascent	in the act of being born, growing	17
52866612	transfigure	to change form or appearance of	18
52866613	fictive	not real	19
52866614	feign	to make up or invent, pretend	20
52866615	parturient	pregnant, about to bring forth	21
52866616	repertory	the range of works an artist can produce or preform	22
52866617	vehement	strongly emotional, fierce and passionate	23
52866618	inveigh	to attack strongly with words, to talk or write bitterly against	24
52866619	surmise	to draw a conclusion based on little or no information, to guess	25
52866620	demise	the end of existence, death	26
52866621	remit	to make less or weaker, to forgive or pardon	27
52866622	emblematic	standing for another thing	28
52866623	diabolical	of or like a devil, very wicked or cruel	29
52866624	hyperbole	an exaggeration for effect	30
52866625	episodic	happening in parts or segments	31
52866626	methodical	orderly and regular	32
52866627	synod	a coucil, especially of churches or church officials	33
53831818	pastoral	having to do with the country	34
53831819	repast	a meal, food and drink for a meal	35
53831820	aggregate	gathered into a whole; thought of as a group	36
53831821	egregious	standing out sharply as wrong or bad	37
53831822	gregarious	liking to be with other people	38
53831823	agrarian	having to do with farming	39
53831824	peregrination	the act of traveling about; a journey	40
53831825	fruition	fulfillment of an effort or desire	41
53831826	fruitless	yielding no positive results	42
53831827	rustic	having to do with the countryside, rural	43
53831828	bucolic	having to do with country life or farms	44
53831829	idyllic	simple and pleasant	45
54527850	abscond	to leave in a hurry, especially to escape the law	46
54527851	recondite	difficult to understand, hidden from understanding	47
54527852	cryptic	hard to understand, having a secret meaning	48
54527853	apocryphal	coming from an unreliable source; untrue	49
54527854	aperture	an opening or a hole	50
54527855	overt	public, unhidden, open	51
54527856	covert	done in a hidden or secret manner	52
54527857	context	the circumstances or setting surrounding an event	53
54527858	subtext	the hidden or underlying meaning of something	54
54527859	pretext	a stated reason for doing something; an excuse	55
55632965	moratorium	a formal delay; a suspension	56
55632966	demure	modest and shy	57
55632967	demur	to express unwillingness to do something; to object	58
55632968	extemporaneous	done without planning; improvised	59
55632969	temporal	having to do with finite time or everyday life	60
55632970	temporize	to put off making a decision; to stall	61
55632971	diurnal	happening or active during the day	62
55632972	sojourn	a short stay or visit	63
55632973	adjourn	to formally bring to an end	64
55632974	anachronism	anything that seems to be out of its proper time	65
55632975	chronicle	to tell or write the history of	66
55632976	synchronous	happening at the same time as	67
56930140	psyche	the mind, especially as the center of a person's being	68
56930141	psychosomatic	having an effect on the body	69
56930142	psychotic	having severe mental illness to the point of disconnection from reality	70
56930143	pusillanimous	timid or cowardly, not brave	71
56930144	animadversion	strong critism or blame	72
56930145	inanimate	without life; unmoving	73
56930146	transpire	to take place; to happen	74
56930147	conspire	to plan together secretly	75
56930148	aspire	to have a strong desire to get or do something	76
56930149	esprit	liveliness; high spiritedness	77
56930150	discordant	not agreeing or going well together	78
56930151	concordance	agreement or harmony	79
58078475	discursive	wandering from one topic to another	80
58078476	concur	to agree in an opinion or decision	81
58078477	succor	badly needed help; aid	82
58078478	obsequious	too willing to serve or obey	83
58078479	segue	movement from one thing to another; transition	84
58078480	ensue	to come after; to happen as a result of	85
58078481	incessant	going on without stopping; seemingly	86
58078482	concede	to admit that something is true; to give up	87
58078483	intercede	to ask or plead with on behalf of another	88
58078484	perpetuity	a time period lasting through the ages; eternity	89
58078485	perpetuate	to cause to continue; to further	90
59110129	judicious	having or showing good judgement	91
59110130	adjudicate	to settle a dispute or argument	92
59110131	amoral	not concerned about morality	93
59110132	mores	attitudes and behaviors that are so firmly fixed that they are followed like laws	94
59110133	morose	gloomy, bad tempered	95
59110134	expiate	to make up for doing wrong	96
59110135	impious	lacking respect for what should be worshipped	97
59110136	consecrate	to set apart as holy; to give up to a purpose	98
59110137	execrable	very bad; hateful	99
59110138	sacrosanct	so sacred or revered as to be off-limits	100
61429662	artifice	clever trickety, deception	101
61429663	artless	without strategy or deceit; naive	102
61429664	inert	not having power to move; slow to act	103
61429665	icon	an image that best represents something; a symbol	104
61429666	iconoclast	a person who attacks or mocks things most people believe in	105
61429667	iconography	the study of a group of representative pictures or symbols	106
61429668	emulate	to seek to be like; to admiringly mimic	107
61429669	inimitable	impossible to imitate or copy	108
61429670	purveyor	one who supplies or sells	109
61429671	proviso	a clause or statement that gives instructions for a potential event or situation	110
61429672	purview	range of skills or authority; capability	111
62414833	sinecure	a job that bring a salary or reward without requiring work; a job in name only	112
62414834	incurious	not inclined to seek knowledge; idle	113
62414835	procure	to get with some effort	114
62414836	internecine	causing many deaths on all sides of a conflict	115
62414837	innocuous	not causing harm or injury	116
62414838	solace	comfort or consolation	117
62414839	inconsolable	very sad; unable to be comforted	118
62414840	salubrious	promoting good health	119
62414841	salutary	having a positive or healthy result	120
62414842	salutation	an act of greeting	121
63278490	subjugate	to bring under control; to conquer or subdue	122
63278491	conjugal	of or related to marriage	123
63278492	contiguous	touching on one side; sharing a border	124
63278493	contingent	possible, conditional	125
63278494	infrangible	unable to be broken or removed; inalienable	126
63278495	defray	to pay or supply the money for	127
63278496	suffrage	the right to vote	128
63278497	refract	to filter through a lens or medium	129
63278498	transect	to divide by cutting across	130
63278499	sectarian	of or having to do with a sect; limited	131
64802686	capitulate	to yield, to surrender	132
64802687	recapitulate	to summarize briefly	133
64802688	caprice	sudden change of intention; impulsiveness	134
64802689	precipitate	to cause something to happen immediately; to speed up	135
64802690	adduce	to bring forth as evidence; to use as an example	136
64802691	traduce	to say false things in order to harm the reputation of	137
64802692	subdue	to conquer or overcome	138
64802693	subservient	willing to obey	139
64802694	servile	like a slave; too humble	140
64802695	reserved	keeping one's thoughts to oneself; withdrawn	141
64802696	sovereign	having the highest power or authority; ruling	142
64802697	surfeit	to fill to excess; gorge	143
64802698	insuperable	not able to be overcome	144