AP Language- Vocab ALL Flashcards

8611170246	juxtapose	to place two words close together for comparison or contrast	0
8611172241	acquiesce	to agree without protesting	1
8611172679	denigrate	to belittle, diminish the opinion of	2
8611172894	abridge	to cut down, to shorten	3
8611173999	preclude	to prevent	4
8611174403	litany	a prolonged or tedious account	5
8611174794	capricious	fickle	6
8611174795	enigmatic	mysterious, cryptic	7
8611175680	mercurial	characterized by a rapid change or temperamentality	8
8611176655	opulent	characterized by rich abundance, verging on ostentation	9
8611177149	morose	ill tempered, gloomy	10
8611177247	derisive	contemptuous, mocking	11
8611177248	laconic	concise, expressing much in few words	12
8611177486	acrimonious	caustic, biting or bitter in nature of speech (anger)	13
8611177655	sanguine	cheerfully optimistic, hopeful, confident	14
8611178038	elucidate	to clarify or explain	15
8611178255	philanthropic	charitable, giving	16
8611178256	pithy	concisely meaningful	17
8611178435	modicum	a small amount of something	18
8611178896	paragon	a model of excellence or perfection	19
8611179397	replete	full, abundant	20
8611179702	impudent	casually rude, insolent, impertinent	21
8611180122	propituous	favorable	22
8611180225	recalcitrant	defiant, unapologetic	23
8611180227	indefatigable	incapable of defeat, failure, decay	24
8611180955	esoteric	understood by or meant for only a select few who have special knowledge or interest (word to describe language)	25
8611181506	sophomoric	immature, uninformed, weak	26
8611181634	acerbic	biting, bitter in tone or taste	27
8611181753	affable	friendly, amiable (happy)	28
8611182062	audacious	extremely bold or daring, recklessly brave, fearless (strong)	29
8611182224	surreptitious	obtained, done made, etc. by stealth, secret or unauthorized (mysterious)	30
8611182592	ascribe	to assign, credit, attribute to	31
8611182899	somnolent	sleepy, drowsy	32
8611183257	grandiloquence	lofty, pompous language	33
8611183258	rhapsodize	to engage in excessive enthusiasm	34
8611183802	neophyte	someone who is young or inexperienced	35
8611183992	facade	a deceptive appearance or attitude	36
8611183994	assiduous	hard working, diligent	37
8611184239	insurgent	one who rebels	38
8611184240	temerity	audacity, recklessness	39
8611184449	vociferous	loud, boisterous	40
8611184450	conciliatory	friendly, agreeable	41
8611184695	discordant	not agreeing, not in harmony with	42
8611184962	quixotic	idealistic yet impractical, dreamy	43
8611185505	pejorative	derogatory, uncomplimentary	44
8611185824	querulous	whiny, complaining	45
8611185826	adjure	urge or request solemnly or earnestly to do something	46
8611186053	transgress	to violate, go over a limit	47
8611186686	inexorable	incapable of being persuaded or placated	48
8611186687	efface	to wipe out, obliterate, wipe away	49
8611186954	expurgate	to remove offensive or incorrect parts, usually of a book	50
8611187390	immutable	not changeable	51
8611187391	resplendent	shiny, glowing	52
8611187668	turpitude	depravity, moral corruption	53
8611188004	veracity	truthfulness, accuracy	54
8611188007	zealous	fervent, filled with eagerness in pursuit of something	55
8611188412	venerative	showing awe, respect (reverence)	56
8611189568	impious	not pious or religious, lacking reverence for God	57
8611189871	repugnant	distasteful, offensive, disgusting	58
8611190604	irascible	easily provoked to anger, very irritable	59
8611190882	lugubrious	mournful, dismal, or gloomy (sadness)	60
8611191689	assuage	to make less painful, severe, to ease	61
8611192168	perfidy	betrayal of trust	62
8611192169	arduous	difficult	63
8611192394	avarice	greed	64
8611192395	aphorism	a brief, pointed statement, expressing a wise or clever observation	65
8611192951	abrogate	to abolish, usually by authority	66
8611193254	enmity	ill will, hatred, hostility	67
8611193479	phlegmatic	uninterested, unresponsive	68
8611193824	scurrilous	vulgar, coarse	69
8611193825	superfluity	an unnecessary or excessively large amount or number of something	70
8611194545	caustic	bitter, biting, cutting	71
8611195233	imperious	commanding, domineering	72
8611195234	insipid	dull, boring	73
8611196107	tenable	able to be defended or maintained	74
8611196346	verbose	wordy, impaired by wordiness	75
8611196347	espouse	to take up as a cause, support	76
8611196844	abase	to humiliate, degrade	77
8611196845	blithe	carefree	78
8611196946	connate	existing naturally, innate	79
8611197217	coalesce	to fuse into a whole	80
8611197218	nomadic	wondering from place to place	81
8611197592	obdurate	unyielding to persuasion or moral influence	82
8611197736	petulance	rudeness, irritability	83
8611197974	loquacious	talkative	84
8611197975	docile	easily taught or trained	85
8611198123	physiognomy	the assessment of a person's character or personality from his or her outer appearance, especially the face	86
8611198500	ignominy	public shame or disgrace	87
8611199427	mendacious	having a lying, false character	88
8611199557	nebulous	vaguely defined, cloudy	89
8611199559	maudlin	weakly sentimental	90
8611199720	perspicacious	shrewd, insightful perspective	91
8611199906	cursory	brief, to the point of being superficial	92
8611200170	delineate	to describe, outline, shed light on	93
8611200644	mores	the moral attitudes and fixed customs of a group of people	94
8611201185	paradigm	an example that is a perfect pattern or mode	95
8611201585	ruminate	to contemplate, reflect	96
8611201586	stoic	unaffected by passion or feeling	97
8611201800	adept	extremely skilled	98
8611201801	veneer	a superficial or deceptively attractive appearance	99
8611202601	intransigent	refusing to compromise, often on an extreme opinion	100
8611203523	idiosyncratic	peculiar to one person, highly individualized	101
8611204004	fallacious	incorrect, misleading	102
8611204005	jubilant	extremely joyful, happy	103
8611205630	multifarious	having great diversity	104
8611205778	winsome	charming, pleasing	105
8611205779	trite	overused, unoriginal	106
8611206090	trenchant	effective, articulate, clear cut	107