AP Language Vocabulary Final
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| 175279000 | Gregarious | adj. fond of the company of others; sociable. | |
| 175279001 | Laudatory | adj. containing or expressing praise | |
| 175279002 | Chimerical | adj. unreal; imaginary; visionary | |
| 175279003 | Provincial | adj. having or showing the manners, viewpoints, etc., ucharacteristic of unsophisticated inhabitants of a province; rustic; narrow or illiberal; parochial | |
| 175279004 | Clandestine | adj. characterized by, done in, or executed with secrecy or concealment, especially for purposes of subversion or deception | |
| 175279005 | Exuberance | n. state of being abounding in vigour and high spirits or full of vitality | |
| 175279006 | Reticent | adj. disposed to be silent or not to speak freely; reserved. | |
| 175279007 | Assiduous | adj. constant in application or effort; working diligently at a task | |
| 175279008 | Vilify | v. to malign, to defame, to utter abusive statements against | |
| 175279009 | Enervate | v. weaken mentally or morally | |
| 175279010 | Detritus | n. loose bits and pieces of material resulting from disintegration or wearing away; fragments that result from any destruction | |
| 175279011 | Gustatory | adj. relating to the sense of taste | |
| 175279012 | Callow | adj. lacking experience of life | |
| 175279013 | Panegyric | n. a formal expression of praise | |
| 175279014 | Magnanimous | adj. courageously or generously noble in mind and heart | |
| 175279015 | Disconsolate | adj. cheerless; inconsolable | |
| 175279016 | Mendacious | adj. dishonest | |
| 175279017 | Timorous | adj. fearful; timid; demonstrating fear | |
| 175279018 | Effuse | v. spread out; diffuse, pour out | |
| 175279019 | Pugilistic | adj. having to do with boxing or fighting with the fists | |
| 175279020 | Atoll | n. island which encloses a lagoon | |
| 175286635 | Remonstrance | n. the act of expressing earnest opposition or protest | |
| 175286636 | Scintillate | v. to sparkle; to twinkle; to sparkle intellectually | |
| 175286637 | Vitiate | v. to corrupt morally; to contaminate | |
| 175286638 | Brigand | n. a bandit, robber, outlaw, highwayman | |
| 175286639 | Incendiary | adj. causing to excite or inflame | |
| 175286640 | Laconic | adj. concise, using few words | |
| 175286641 | Discursive | adj. rambling, moving from one topic to another randomly | |
| 175286642 | Mien | n. air, manner; appearance; expression | |
| 175286643 | Veracity | adj. truthfulness | |
| 175286644 | Ethereal | adj. of the heavens; celestial; airy; delicate; intangible | |
| 175286645 | Nascent | adj. coming into existence; emerging | |
| 175286646 | Nonplused | adj. in state of confusion, bewilderment or perplexity | |
| 175286647 | Fatuous | adj. complacently or inanely foolish | |
| 175286648 | Pernicious | adj. exceedingly harmful | |
| 175286649 | Febrile | adj. feverish; pertaining to or marked by fever; frenetic | |
| 175286650 | Obfuscate | v. make obscure or unclear | |
| 175286651 | Elegiac | adj. expressing sorrow or lamentation | |
| 175286652 | Perfunctory | adj. done in a routine way; indifferent | |
| 175286653 | Iconoclast | n. someone who tries to destroy traditional ideas or institutions | |
| 175286654 | Anomalous | adj. abnormal, irregular, departing from the usual | |
| 175286655 | Dilatory | adj. tending to delay or procrastinate | |
| 175286656 | Staid | adj. settled; of quiet disposition; sedate | |
| 175286657 | Disquiet | n. the trait of seeming ill at ease | |
| 175286658 | Nebulous | adj. hazy, vague, indistinct, or confused | |
| 175286659 | Incongruity | n. nonconformity, disagreement, incompatibility | |
| 175708787 | Ambulatory | adj. capable of walking | |
| 175708788 | Unctuous | adj. greasy,oily | |
| 175708789 | Prognosticate | v. predict | |
| 175708790 | Vapid | adj. without liveliness | |
| 175708791 | Austere | adj. strict | |
| 175708792 | Ennui | n. boredom | |
| 175708793 | Paradigm | n. example serving as a model | |
| 175708794 | Urbane | adj. sophisticated | |
| 175708795 | Schism | n. division | |
| 175708796 | Inscrutable | adj. unreadable | |
| 175708797 | Gesalt | n. a unified whole | |
| 175708798 | Aplomb | adj. with poise | |
| 175708799 | Cognizance | n. awareness | |
| 175708800 | Collusion | n. a secret agreement | |
| 175708801 | Prostrate | adj. lying face down | |
| 175708802 | Pusillanimous | adj. cowardly | |
| 175708803 | Phlegmatic | adj. sluggish, unemotional | |
| 175708804 | Hegemony | n. leadership | |
| 175708805 | Capacious | adj. roomy | |
| 175708806 | Ignominy | n. dishonor | |
| 175708807 | Ribald | adj. crude | |
| 175708808 | Dissimulation | n. hypocrisy | |
| 175708809 | Peremptory | adj. putting an end to | |
| 175708810 | Indolent | adj. lazy | |
| 175708811 | Suppliant | adj. asking humbly and earnestly; n. one who makes a request humbly and earnestly, a petitioner, suitor | |
| 175708812 | Palpate | v. to examine by touch | |
| 175708813 | Dissemble | v. hide under false appearance | |
| 175708814 | Lugubrious | adj. mournful | |
| 175708815 | Expectorate | v. cough or spit up | |
| 175708816 | Feckless | adj. futile | |
| 176395112 | Defenestrate | v. throw out a window | |
| 176395113 | Gauche | adj. lacking in social grace | |
| 176395114 | Diatribe | n. bitter speech or attack | |
| 176395115 | charlatan | n. a quack, a phony | |
| 176395116 | subterfuge | n. a deceptive stratagem or device | |
| 176395117 | denigrate | v. attack the reputation of | |
| 176395118 | maelstrom | n. violent whirlpool | |
| 176395119 | truculent | adj. savage, feral | |
| 176395120 | specious | adj. deceptively truthful | |
| 176395121 | dilettante | n. a dabbler in an art or subject | |
| 176395122 | perspicacity | adj. perceptive, mentally keen | |
| 176395123 | artisan | n. craft worker | |
| 176395124 | altruistic | adj. selflessly giving | |
| 176395125 | conciliatory | adj. willing to compromise | |
| 176395126 | acerbic | adj. bitter or sour | |
| 176395127 | indigence | n. poverty | |
| 176395128 | extradition | n. legal transfer from one government to another | |
| 176395129 | forbearance | n. strong control of urges | |
| 176395130 | zeitgeist | n. spirit of the times | |
| 176395131 | deprecate | v. to critique or belittle | |
| 176395132 | auspicious | adj. favorable | |
| 176395133 | arcane | adj. mysterious | |
| 176395134 | convivial | adj. friendly | |
| 176395135 | obdurate | adj. stubborn | |
| 176395136 | transitory | adj. temporary | |
| 176395137 | imperious | adj. overbearing or controlling | |
| 176395138 | monolithic | adj. standing tall above other objects | |
| 176395139 | equivocate | v. use ambiguous expressions | |
| 176395140 | extemporaneous | adj. impromptu | |
| 176395141 | copacetic | adj. satisfactory | |
| 176395142 | dint | n. force | |
| 176395143 | vicarious | adj. taking place via someone else | |
| 176395144 | lassitude | n. weariness | |
| 176395145 | licentious | adj. lewd, sexually unrestrained | |
| 176395146 | pecuniary | pertaining to money | |
| 176395147 | avocation | n. a calling, hobby | |
| 176395148 | efficacy | n. effectiveness | |
| 176395149 | ubiquitous | adj. omnipresent | |
| 176395150 | moribund | adj. near death | |
| 176395151 | insipid | adj. dull | |
| 176395152 | corpulent | adj. fat | |
| 176395153 | jocund | adj. cheerful | |
| 176395154 | sanguine | adj. hopeful |