AP Lit Vocab 1
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| 208988302 | Abdicate | To relinquish power or responsibility formally | |
| 208988303 | Advocate | To recommend, one who supports or defends a cause | |
| 208988304 | Ambivalence | The existance of mutually conflicting emotions or thoughts | |
| 208988305 | Apotheosis | An ideal example | |
| 208988306 | Augment | To make or become greater | |
| 208988307 | Bequeath | To leave or give by will, to pass on | |
| 208988308 | Capitulate | To surrender under conditional terms | |
| 208988309 | Choleric | Easil angered; bad tempered | |
| 208988310 | Concise | Short and to the point | |
| 208988311 | Cryptic | enigmatic | |
| 208988312 | Delineate | To draw or the outline of; to represent in words | |
| 208988313 | Devoid | Utterly lacking | |
| 208988314 | Dismantle | To divest of equiptment; to tear down | |
| 208988315 | Duplicity | Deliberate deception | |
| 208988316 | Embellish | 1. To make beautiful by ornamentation 2. To add fanciful details | |
| 208988317 | Equivocal | 1. Deliberately amiguous or misleading 2. Questionable, dubious | |
| 208988318 | Expedient | 1. Appropriate to a given purpose 2. A means to an end | |
| 208988319 | Fervor | 1. Emotional intenisty; arder 2. Intense heat | |
| 208988320 | Fulsome | Offensivly insecure or excessive | |
| 208988321 | Hackneyed | Grown stale through overuse | |
| 208988322 | Ideology | A body of ideas characteristic of a person or group | |
| 208988323 | Impetuous | Sudden action or emotion; impulsive | |
| 208988324 | Icrement | An increase, something added or gained | |
| 208988325 | Insipid | Lacking flavor; tastless-dull, lacking interest | |
| 209265937 | Irascible | Easily angered; hot tempered | |
| 209265938 | Lethargic | Drousiness, indifference, apathy | |
| 209265939 | Maudlin | Effusivly or tearfully sentimental | |
| 209265940 | Munificent | Generous in giving; lavish | |
| 209265941 | Obstreperous | Noisy and unruly; especially in defiance | |
| 209265942 | Paucity | Smallness in quantity or number | |
| 212160845 | Petulant | Characterized by fitful ill humor; irritable | |
| 212160846 | Precept | A general rule of conduct or procedure | |
| 212160847 | Prolific | Producing offspring or fruit in great numbers: abunduntly productive | |
| 212160848 | Quixotic | Idealistic in a romantic or impractical way | |
| 212160849 | Relic | Something that has survived from a past culture or period | |
| 212160850 | Residual | Of, relating to, or left over as a residue | |
| 212160851 | Sanguine | 1. The color of blood, red, ruddy 2. Cheerfully confident; optimistic | |
| 212160852 | Skeptical | Habitually doubting or questioning | |
| 213617932 | Steadfast | 1. Not moving; fixed 2. Not faltering; controlled 3. Firm in conviction | |
| 213617933 | Superfluous | Being beyond what is necessary | |
| 213617934 | Tawdry | Cheap and garish; gaudy | |
| 213617935 | Trepidation | Great alarm or dread | |
| 213617936 | Unobtrusive | Not noticeable | |
| 213617937 | Veracity | Devotion to the truth; accuracy | |
| 213617938 | Vitiate | 1. To impair the quality or value of 2. To corrupt morally 3. to invalidate |