AP Lit Vocab List 7

313396357	Panopoly	n. array, myriad, countless, numerous.
313396358	Enmity	n. animosity, rancor, loathing, malice.
313396359	Adumbrate	v. Foreshadow, prefigure indistinctly.
313396360	Sepulcher	n. Tomb, grave, crypt, mausoleum, burial chamber.
313396361	Levity	n. Humor, cheerfulness, flippancy.
313396362	Pithy	adj. Terse, brief, succinct, concise.
313396363	Obsequious	adj. Sycophantic, flattering, fawning, submissive.
313396364	Ruminate	v. Ponder, consider, think, meditate, reflect.
313396365	Craven	adj. Cowardly, gutless, timorous, pusillanimous.
313396366	Insouciant	adj. Nonchalant, cavalier, unconcerned.
313396367	Truculent	adj. Pugnacious, scathing, belligerent, violent.
313396368	Apotheosis	n. Glorification, deification, elevate to a transcendent.
313396369	Sonorous	adj. Producing a full, deep and rich sound, resonant.
313396370	Benignant	adj. Kind, gentle, gracious; favorable, beneficial.
313396371	Bereft	v. To be derived of something, desolate, past tense and past participle of bereave.
313396372	Solecism	n. Mistake, faux pas, error in grammar or etiquette.
313396373	Audacity	n. Wantonness, daring, impudence, courage, boldness, bravery.
313396374	Tendentious	adj. Trying to influence opinion; spoken or written with personal bias in order to promote a cause or viewpoint.
313396375	Mendicant	n. A beggar or friar who lives from begging; living on charity.
313396376	Intrinsic	adj. Inherent, essential, native or natural, fundamental.
313396377	Ennui	n. Boredom, languor, world-weariness, tedium.
313396378	Desultory	adj. Random, haphazard, indiscriminate, aimless.
313396379	Intimation	n. Hint, inkling, insinuation.
313396380	Purge	v. Eliminate, remove, eradicate. n. laxative, purgative, emetic, elimination.
313396381	Chasten	v. Punish or chastise, censure, reprimand, castigate.