AP Language Vocabulary Words Flashcards

3270166990	Discomfit	To embarrass and confuse	0
3270166991	Edification	Improvement or enlightenment	1
3270166992	Malfeasance	Misconduct or wrongdoing, especially by a public official	2
3270166993	Feasible	Capable of being accomplished	3
3270166994	Surfeit	Condition of being too full, overabundance	4
3270166995	Magnum Opus	The greatest work of an artist, writer, or composer.	5
3270166996	Modus Operandi	Manner of working	6
3270166997	Opulent	Possessing or exhibiting great wealth; affluent	7
3270166998	Synergy	The power that results from the combination of two or more forces	8
3270166999	Liturgy	A pattern of prayer or worship	9
3270167000	Lethargy	A state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy	10
3270167001	Laborious	Requiring mental or physical effort	11
3270167002	Belabor	1. To discuss in too much detail 2. To attack	12
3270167003	Elaborate	To explain in greater detail	13
3270167004	Stanch	To stop the flow of	14
3270167005	Staunch	Firm and steadfast	15
3270167006	Extant	Still in existence; not destroyed	16
3270167007	Restive	1. Resisting authority; difficult to control 2. Restless; fidgety	17
3270167008	Apropos	With regard to	18
3270167009	Depose	To remove from office or power	19
3270167010	Static	Having no motion or change	20
3270167011	Ecstasy	Intense joy or delight	21
3270167012	Stasis	Condition in which there is no change	22
3270167013	Entity	A being	23
3270167014	Essence	The most important ingredient; the crucial element	24
3270167015	Quintessential	The most typical, ideal, or important	25
3270167016	Verdure	Greenery; fresh and ripe vegetation	26
3270167017	Verdant	Green; lush with vegetation	27
3270167018	Viridity	Lack of experience; innocence	28
3270167019	Candid	Open and sincere	29
3270167020	Candor	Frankness or sincerity of expression; openness	30
3270167021	Incandescent	Shining brilliantly	31
3270167022	Pallor	Extreme or unnatural paleness	32
3270167023	Pallid	Lacking color; dull	33
3270167024	Appall	To fill with horror or disapproval	34
3270167025	Livid	Enraged; furious	35
3270167026	Denigrate	To attack the character of; to mock	36
3270167027	Peccadillo	A small sin or fault	37
3270167028	Impeccable	Having no flaws	38
3270167029	Peccant	Violating a moral law; sinful	39
3270167030	Pejorative	Negative and critical; insulting	40
3270167031	Impair	To cause to diminish, as in strength, value, or quanity	41
3270167032	Malign	To speak of maliciously; insult	42
3270167033	Malinger	To pretend to be sick in order to avoid something	43
3270167034	Malaise	A sense of unease; depression	44
3270167035	Negligent	Not properly attentive	45
3270167036	Negligible	Unimportant; insignificant	46
3270167037	Negate	To cancel the effect of; nullify	47
3270167038	Jocose	Cheerful; merry	48
3270167039	Jocular	Characterized by joking	49
3270167040	Festoon	To drape or adorn festively	50
3270167041	Fete	To honor with a banquet or feast	51
3270167042	Bacchic	Of or related to a wild celebration	52
3270167043	Bacchanal	A drunken party or celebration	53
3270167044	Plaintive	Sorrowful; expressing or evoking mourning or sadness	54
3270167045	Plaint	A lament or complain	55
3270167046	Elegy	A song or poem memorializing something or someone	56
3270167047	Elegiac	Mourning that which is lost or past; sorrowful	57
3270167048	Somnolent	Drowsy; sleepy	58
3270167049	Soporific	Causing sleep or fatigue	59
3270167050	Sopor	Sleep; drowsiness	60
3270167051	Languid	Lacking energy; weak	61
3270167052	Languish	To waste away	62
3270167053	Languor	Lack of physical or mental energy	63
3270167054	Vigilant	On the alert; watchful	64
3270167055	Vigilante	Someone who takes law enforcement into his or her own hands	65
3270167056	Acquiesce	To give in	66
3270167057	Requiem	A song or religious service for the dead or lost	67
3270167058	Quittance	A repayment; compensation	68
3300453442	Fortuitous	Happening by a lucky accident or chance; fortunate	69
3300456200	Fortuity	Chance or accident	70
3300457829	Auspices	Protection or support; patronage	71
3300459710	Auspicious	Followed by favorable circumstances	72
3300460793	Predestination	The belief that one's fate has been determined in advance by a higher power	73
3300463725	Destine	Intend for a specific end or purpose	74
3300466171	Consortium	A group of companies or institutions	75
3300468520	Consort	To keep company; associate	76
3300470071	Propitious	Lucky; favorable	77
3300471632	Propitiate	To soothe or satisfy; to appease	78
3397295556	Importune	To urge or beg without end	79
3397298712	Rapport	A positive relationship	80
3397299695	Insufferable	Impossible to bear; intolerable	81
3397304739	Preferential	Giving or showing an advantage to one over another	82
3397311996	Conferment	The act of bestowing; a formal offer	83
3397313323	Periphery	The outermost part of boundary	84
3397314497	Euphoria	A feeling of great happiness or well-being	85
3397329589	Congested	Overcrowded; too tightly packed	86
3397332756	Gestate	To conceive and develop in the mind or body	87
3397335250	Gesticulate	To make gestures for emphasis	88
3457492977	Solipsism	The theory that the self is the only reality	89
3457495894	Desolate	Deserted and lonely	90
3457498629	Soliloquy	A literary or dramatic speech spoken by a solitary character	91
3457500874	Monotonous	Unvarying; lacking in variety	92
3457503649	Monosyllabic	Having only one syllable	93
3457505891	Monotone	Sameness of sound, style, manner or color	94
3457510179	Divulge	To make public	95
3457513104	Vulgar	Of the common people	96
3457516142	Polymath	A person with knowledge of many subjects	97
3457521436	Hoi Polloi	The common people; the masses	98
3457525017	Polyglot	A person with a knowledge of several languages	99
4423413956	Totalitarian	Having to do with a government in which one person, group, or party controls everything	100
4423413957	Totality	Completeness	101
4423415816	Holistic	Concerning the whole rather than the parts	102
4423421348	Catholic	Conversing a broad range; universal	103
4423424231	Consummate	Perfect or ideal, especially in skill or accomplishment	104
4423425584	Summation	Accumulation; total result	105
4423428009	Trenchant	Sharply effective or insightful	106
4423429381	Truncate	To cut short in the middle	107
4423429382	Parcel	To divide into parts and distribute	108
4423429383	Parse	To examine or analyze	109
4423435117	Repartee	Quick. witty conversation	110
4423437700	Assertion	Something declared or stated positively	111
4423439584	Exertion	The use of power and of strength	112
4423439585	Disseration	A formal and long paper, written for a degree at a university or college	113
4423441311	Disconcert	To upset and confuse	114
4423444631	Certitude	Certainty; inevitability	115
4423446742	Ascertain	To discover; find out	116
4423448194	Annex	To attach oneself; take over	117
4423449846	Nexus	The core or center	118
4423451448	Liasion	Intermediary; go-between	119
4423456436	Obligatory	Expected or required	120
4423458842	Ligature	A binding or joining	121
4423458936	Sedition	Act or practice aimed at undermining authority; rebellion	122
4423463153	Ambiance	Environment surrounding; atmosphere	123
4423466149	Circuitous	Roundabout or lengthy	124
4423469450	Transitory	Short-lived or temporary	125
4423471183	Accede	To agree, often at the urging of another	126
4423472750	Antecedent	One that precedes another	127
4423474527	Precedent	Tradition; an act or decision that is used as a model for future acts or decisions	128
4423476580	Contravene	To violate or go against	129
4423478821	Adventitious	Artificial; acquired	130
4423480218	Parvenu	Someone newly wealthy	131
4423482359	Incendiary	Inflaming; provoking heat or anger	132
4423485054	Incense	To infuriate; to make passionately angry	133
4423486957	Inflammatory	Arousing anger or strong emotion	134
4423489005	Flamboyant	Intended to attract attention; showy	135
4423491777	Luster	Brilliance; brightness	136
4423494788	Illustrious	Well-known and distinguished	137
4423499097	Illustrative	Descriptive; representative	138
4423500554	Fulminate	To attack with words; denounce	139
4423500578	Refulgent	Brilliantly illuminated; shining	140
4423504064	Flagrant	Noticeably bad or offensive	141
4423508169	Conflagration	A large fire	142
4423510069	Semantic	Having to do with the meaning of words or language	143
4423512000	Semiotic	Of or relating to signs or symbols	144
4423514045	Paradigm	A pattern or model	145
4423517099	Phraseology	The way in which something is expressed style	146
4423521947	Metaphrase	An exact translation or restatement	147
4423523428	Paraphrase	A summary that is not word-for-word	148
4423527304	Demonstrative	Openly expressive of emotion	149
4423528994	Remonstrate	To protest or object	150
4423530945	Omionous	Menacing; threatening	151
4423533425	Abominable	Loathsome; disagreeable	152
4423533452	Abomination	Something disgustingly offensive	153
4423542408	Detrimental	Causing damage or harm; injurious	154
4423544600	Contrite	Feeling regret and sorrow; penitent	155
4423546063	Trite	Boring because of overuse or repetition	156
4423549461	Detritus	Debris; junk	157
4423551894	Attrition	A lowering in number	158
4423557093	Lenient	Not strict; generous	159
4423557122	Lenitive	Easing pain or discord	160
4423560014	Mollify	To soothe the feelings of; to appease	161
4423562714	Ruidment	A basic idea or principle	162
4423564439	Rudimentary	Undeveloped; very basic or simple	163
4423569995	Implicit	Implied or understood but not directly expressed	164
4423571943	Inexplicable	Difficult or impossible to explain	165
4423573822	Diverge	To branch out to go different ways	166
4423575326	Converge	To come together; to gather; to meet	167
4423577762	Acclivity	A climbing slope; a hill	168
4423579849	Declivity	A downward slope; a dip	169
4423584676	Proclivity	A natural tendency towards	170
4423584677	Contort	To twist, wrench, or bend severely out of shape	171
4423587807	Distort	To misshape; misrepresent	172
4423589720	Sinuous	Curving or twisting	173
4423591623	Insinuate	To suggest in an indirect or subtle fashion	174