AP Language Arts Vocabulary Lesson 13

282544265	Eulogy	A speech or statement, written or oral, in praise of a person or his character; high commendation, or praise
282544266	Euphony	A pleasing sound; a pleasant effect on the ear produced by words in certain combinations
282544267	Exacerbate	To make (a person) angry or to increase his bitterness
282544268	Execration	A curse expressing intense hatred
282544269	Exigency	State of urgency or a case demanding immediate attention or action
282544270	Exonerate	To free from blame
282544271	Exotic	Not native; strange because of its distant or foreign association
282544272	Expatiate	To write or speak in great length
282544273	Expatriate	To exile, or banish from one's native land; to go into voluntary exile
282544274	Expediant	Advantageous, based on the desire for special advantage ir selfish profit, rather than on principle or right
282544275	Expiate	To atone for, or pay the penalty of, as a sin; or to make satisfaction for or make amends for an offense or wrong committed
282544276	Explicit	Distinctly and clearly stated, outspoken
282544277	Expunge	To strike out
282544278	Extemporize	to utter or to do (something) without preparation or previous study
282544279	Extenuate	To make smaller or weaker in degree, to lessen, or treat as less severe than it is
282544280	Extirpate	To pluck out by the root; to eradicate
282544281	Facetious	Humorous; in a manner of spirit of levity
282544282	Factious	inclined to cause factions or discontent; urged on by party, spirit or a clique
282544283	Fallacy	1. Faulty reasoning, not based on logic; an invalid argument 2. A false or erroneous idea
282544284	Fallible	Liable to make mistakes or be decieved; liable to be inaccurate