Danforth Semester 2 Groups 1-15 Vocabulary
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| 67430956 | decorum | proper behavior or respectability | |
| 67430957 | extemporary | without preparation or impromptu | |
| 67430958 | obtrusive | noticeable | |
| 67430959 | affront | an offensive remark or insult | |
| 67430960 | morose | gloomy, sad, or depressed | |
| 67430961 | morass | a complicated situation or problem | |
| 67430962 | extirpate | to remove or eradicate | |
| 67430963 | pilfer | to steal in small quantities | |
| 67430964 | obsequious | overly complimentary or overly flattering | |
| 67430965 | alacrity | liveliness, eagerness, or enthusiasm; cheerful willingness or readiness | |
| 67430966 | expunge | to delete or erase officially | |
| 67430967 | exploit | to take advantage of; an adventure or daring deed | |
| 67430968 | ostentatious | showy | |
| 67430969 | querulous | quarrelsome or argumentative | |
| 67430970 | prognosticate | to predict, foretell, or presage | |
| 67430971 | blight | a disease or plague; an eyesore | |
| 67430972 | ethereal | abstract or cerebral | |
| 67430973 | subsume | to include or make a part of | |
| 67430974 | mitigate | to make better or ameliorate | |
| 67430975 | miscegenation | the mixing of races | |
| 67430976 | misanthrope | one who hates mankind | |
| 67430977 | estranged | separated from or distant | |
| 67430978 | latent | hidden, implied, or undeveloped | |
| 67430979 | anachronism | something out of its correct place in time | |
| 67430980 | moribund | dying | |
| 67430981 | invidious | scandalous, shocking, or offensive | |
| 67430982 | filial | pertaining to the duties of sons or daughters | |
| 67430983 | malfeasance | misconduct | |
| 67430984 | decrepitude | uselessness or obsolescence | |
| 67430985 | amenable | willing or open to | |
| 67430986 | prerogative | privilege | |
| 67430987 | antithetical | contradictory or directly-opposed | |
| 67430988 | sententious | preachy, moralistic, or self-righteous | |
| 67430989 | cadaverous | pale, ghastly, or corpse-like | |
| 67430990 | amenities | luxuries | |
| 67430991 | expurgate | to censor | |
| 67430992 | indolent | lazy or idol | |
| 67430993 | feint | a deception or distraction | |
| 67430994 | antipathy | hatred or loathing | |
| 67430995 | sedulous | diligent or hard-working | |
| 67430996 | indomitable | unconquerable or unyielding | |
| 67430997 | irrevocable | impossible to change | |
| 67430998 | presage | to foreshadow, foretell, or predict | |
| 67430999 | schism | a division or separation | |
| 67431000 | sentient | having feeling or awareness | |
| 67431001 | cajolery | persuasion by flattery | |
| 67431002 | largesse | generosity | |
| 67431003 | indigent | needy or poor | |
| 67431004 | felicitations | congratulations | |
| 67431005 | itinerant | nomadic or wandering | |
| 67431006 | intrinsic | a natural or fundamental part of | |
| 67431007 | autonomous | independent or self-governing | |
| 67431008 | anthology | a collection of works | |
| 67431009 | savant | a genius or scholar | |
| 67431010 | altercation | a disagreement or dispute | |
| 67431011 | extraneous | unnecessary, unneeded, or superfluous | |
| 67431012 | indue | to endow or invest with | |
| 67431013 | martial | pertaining to the military | |
| 67431014 | multifarious | varied or diverse | |
| 67431015 | lassitude | a physical weariness or fatigue | |
| 67431016 | amelioration | betterment or improvement | |
| 67431017 | allocate | to apportion or allot | |
| 67431018 | decry | to condemn | |
| 67431019 | augment | to raise or increase | |
| 67431020 | pragmatic | practical or workable | |
| 67431021 | scintillating | sparkling or brilliant | |
| 67431022 | salubrious | healthy or beneficial | |
| 67431023 | candor | complete honesty | |
| 67431024 | moot | having no consequences | |
| 67431025 | fastidious | fussy, detailed, or picky | |
| 67431026 | derelict | ruined or abandoned; negligent | |
| 67431027 | calumny | slander | |
| 67431028 | finesse | grace | |
| 67431029 | myriad | countless or vast | |
| 67431030 | scrupulous | precise or exact; moral or honest | |
| 67431031 | salient | insightful or brilliant | |
| 67431032 | canon | a law or principle | |
| 67431033 | probity | integrity | |
| 67431034 | austere | very plain | |
| 67431035 | satiety | fullness | |
| 67431036 | obdurate | stubborn | |
| 67431037 | unsavory | disreputable | |
| 67431038 | paean | a song of praise or tribute | |
| 67431039 | turpitude | wickedness or immorality | |
| 67431040 | tutelary | guardianship or protection | |
| 67431041 | plebeian | common | |
| 67431042 | palaver | small-talk or chatter | |
| 67431043 | palliate | to relieve or alleviate | |
| 67431044 | postulate | to claim or state as true | |
| 67431045 | mendicant | a beggar | |
| 67431046 | abortive | failed or futile | |
| 67431047 | venal | corrupt, paid-off, or bribed | |
| 67431048 | venerable | highly respected or revered | |
| 67431049 | perspicacity | high intelligence or wisdom | |
| 67431050 | iconoclast | someone who attacks established traditions or beliefs | |
| 67431051 | harbinger | an omen or sign | |
| 67431052 | parsimonious | cheap, stingy, or frugal | |
| 67431053 | avarice | greed | |
| 67431054 | averse | opposed or unwilling to | |
| 67431055 | pathological | disease-related | |
| 67431056 | paucity | a scarcity, shortage, or dearth | |
| 67431057 | verisimilitude | realism or closeness to reality | |
| 67431058 | arrant | complete, total, or altogether | |
| 67431059 | errant | misguided | |
| 67431060 | ubiquitous | everywhere at once | |
| 67431061 | onerous | burdensome or troublesome | |
| 67431062 | opprobrium | scorn, contempt, or shame | |
| 67431063 | paragon | the best example of | |
| 67431064 | pariah | an outcast | |
| 67431065 | virtuoso | an expert or master of something | |
| 67431066 | assiduous | hard-working or diligent | |
| 67431067 | propitious | favorable or fortunate | |
| 67431068 | propound | to propose or submit officially | |
| 67431069 | propriety | proper behavior or decorum | |
| 67431070 | tyro | an amateur | |
| 67431071 | prosaic | commonplace, dull, or ordinary | |
| 67431072 | insipid | dull or boring | |
| 67431073 | assuage | to calm or soothe | |
| 67431074 | artifice | craftiness | |
| 67431075 | ascetic | (a person who is) self-denying | |
| 67431076 | aspersion | an insult or disrespectful remark | |
| 67431077 | perennial | recurring, continuing, or unceasing | |
| 67431078 | predilection | a tendency | |
| 67431079 | perfidious | treacherous or untrustworthy | |
| 67431080 | ribald | vulgar, indecent, or crude | |
| 67431081 | perfunctory | hasty or superficial | |
| 67431082 | ruddy | reddish in color | |
| 67431083 | umbrage | offense or resentment | |
| 67431084 | unbridled | unrestrained or uncontrolled | |
| 67431085 | unctuous | smooth-talking | |
| 67431086 | astute | perceptive, intelligent, or brilliant | |
| 67431087 | urbane | refined, civilized, or sophisticated | |
| 67431088 | glean | to collect the leftovers | |
| 67431089 | visage | a face | |
| 67431090 | platitude | an unoriginal statement or cliché | |
| 67431091 | panacea | a cure-all | |
| 67431092 | ponderous | complex, profound, or deep | |
| 67431093 | berate | to scold or rebuke | |
| 67431094 | vitriolic | hate-filled | |
| 67431095 | pendent | uncertain or undecided | |
| 67431488 | mercurial | unpredictable, volatile, or explosive | |
| 67431489 | votary | a follower | |
| 67431490 | ablution | ritual washing or cleansing | |
| 67431491 | abnegation | self-denial or self-sacrifice | |
| 67431492 | wanton | random, reckless, or unprovoked | |
| 67431493 | wizened | old and shriveled-up | |
| 67431494 | remunerate | to pay for or compensate | |
| 67431495 | utilitarian | practical or workable | |
| 67431496 | hedonism | the pursuit of pleasure | |
| 67431497 | peccadillo | a minor flaw |