AP Literature Vocab Flashcards

5143096431	Cogent	Strong and to the point; convincing	0
5143100665	Exigent	Urgent; pressing	1
5143117055	Assay	To test, analyze	2
5143118594	Intransigent	Refusing to compromise	3
5143124619	Incite	To stir up; to provoke	4
5143127946	Resuscitate	To bring back to consciousness	5
5143130202	Solicitous	Showing care or worry	6
5143132044	Perturb	To make worried or upset	7
5143134629	Turbulent	Very excited or upset	8
5143138527	Turbid	Cloudy; confused	9
5143146773	Alacrity	Enthusiastic quickness	10
5143153298	Celerity	Speed or quickness	11
5143157133	Degenerate	A corrupt wrongdoer	12
5143159365	Engender	To bring about; to produce	13
5143161114	Genre	A kind or type of art	14
5143165402	Cognate	Related to or coming from the same source	15
5143167161	Innate	Natural; present from birth	16
5143169012	Nascent	In the act of being born; growing	17
5143176404	Transfigure	To change the form or appearance of	18
5143179251	Fictive	Not real	19
5143185902	Feign	To make up or invent; pretend	20
5143192927	Parturient	About to bring forth or give birth; pregnant	21
5143195142	Repertory	The range of works an artist can produce to perform	22
5143204780	Vehement	Strongly emotional; fierce and passionate	23
5143225263	Inveigh	To attack strongly in words; to talk or write bitterly	24
5143227625	Surmise	To draw a conclusion based on little or no information; to guess	25
5143237722	Demise	The end of existence; death	26
5143240440	Remit	To make less or weaker; to forgive or pardon	27
5143242435	Emblematic	Standing for another thing	28
5143244849	Diabolical	Of or like a devil; very wicked or cruel	29
5143246569	Hyperbole	An exaggeration for effect	30
5143248767	Episodic	Happening in parts or segments	31
5143251183	Methodical	Orderly and regular	32
5143251193	Synod	A council, especially of churches or church officials	33
5174600039	Pastoral	Having to do with the country	34
5174601287	Repast	A meal; food and drink for a meal	35
5174634562	Aggregate	Gathered into a whole; total	36
5174639554	Egregious	Standing out sharply as wrong or bad	37
5174641526	Gregarious	Liking to be with other people	38
5174643386	Agrarian	Having to do with farming	39
5174643387	Peregrination	The act of traveling about; a journey	40
5174647331	Fruition	Fulfillment of an effort or desire	41
5174649777	Fruitless	Yielding no positive results	42
5174649778	Rustic	Having to do with the countryside; rural	43
5174651667	Bucolic	Having to do with country life or farms	44
5174653563	Idyllic	Simple and plesant	45
5288704015	Abscond	To leave in a hurry, especially to escape the law	46
5288704016	Recondite	Difficult to understand; hidden from understanding	47
5288704017	Cryptic	Hard to understand; having a secret meaning	48
5288706378	Apocryphal	Coming from an unreliable source; untrue	49
5288708218	Aperture	An opening or a hole	50
5288708219	Overt	Public, unhidden; open	51
5288710890	Covert	Done in a hidden or secret manner	52
5288712869	Context	The circumstances or setting surrounding an event	53
5288715415	Subtext	The hidden or underlying meaning of something	54
5288717359	Pretext	A stated reason for doing something; an excuse	55
5288700067	Abscond	To leave in a hurry, especially to escape the law	56
5414845490	Moratorium	A formal delay; a suspension	57
5414845491	Demure	Modest and shy	58
5414846540	Demur	To express unwillingness to do something; to object	59
5414848044	Extemporaneous	Done without planning; improvised	60
5414849287	Temporal	Having to do with finite time or everyday life (as opposed to the eternal or spiritual)	61
5414855103	Temporize	To put off making a decision; to stall	62
5414857012	Diurnal	Happening or active during the day	63
5414858464	Sojourn	A short stay or visit	64
5414858523	Adjourn	To formally bring to an end	65
5414859956	Anachronism	Something that seems to be out of its proper time	66
5414861157	Chronicle	To tell or write the history of	67
5414862024	Synchronous	Happening at the same time as	68