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AP Literature - Vocabulary Flashcards

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7392993642AbhorrentCausing or deserving strong dislike or hatred0
7392996457AdroitSkillful in use of hands or body1
7392998139AffableFriendly, good natured, easy to talk to2
7393000187AffinityA natural liking or attraction to something/someone3
7393005691AllayTo put (fear, suspicion, worry) to rest4
7393008573AltruisticShowing selfless concern for the well-being of others, unselfish5
7393013029AntipathyDeep feeling of dislike, aversion6
7393014180ArdentEnthusiastic or passionate7
7393016963BaneA cause of great distress or annoyance8
7393019491BanterPlayful and friendly exchange of teasing remarks9
7393021042BrusqueAbrupt in speech or manner10
7393023221BucolicRelating to the pleasant aspects of countryside and country life11
7393026960ChagrinDistress or embarrassment at having failed or been humiliated12
7393028554ClandestineKept secret because illicit13
7393030494ConflagrationA fire that destroys a lot of land or property14
7393032829CravenLacking courage, cowardly15
7393034138CulpableDeserving blame16
7393035482DeftSkillful and quick in one's movement17
7393038277DeleteriousCausing harm or damage18
7393039646DenigrateCriticize unfairly, disparage19
7393041645DiatribeBitter verbal attack against someone or something20
7393043287DiffidentModest or shy because of lack of self confidence21
7393045400DilettantePerson who cultivates an area of interest without real commitment or knowledge22
7393048542DoltA stupid person23
7393049707EphemeralLasting for a very short time24
7393050938EvanescentSoon passing or fading out of memory or existence25
7393053035FacetiousTreating issues with inappropriate humor, flippant26
7393054771FelicityIntense happiness27
7393055882HarangueA lengthy and aggressive speech28
7393126864HaughtyArrogantly superior and disdainful29
7393057246HindranceSomething that provides delay or obstruction to something/someone30
7393059366InexorableImpossible to stop or prevent31
7393061051IndigentPoor, needy32
7393062581InnateInborn, natural33
7393064122InsidiousProceeding in a gradual way, but with harmful effects34
7393066356IntrinsicBelonging naturally, essential35
7393068104JuxtapositionThe fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect36
7393071292LanguidDisplaying a disinclination for physical effort, slow and relaxed37
7393075188LicentiousUnprincipled in sexual matters38
7393076221LoquaciousTalkative, tending to talk39
7393081501MisanthropyA dislike of humankind40
7393083153NarcissisticExcessive or erotic interest in oneself or one's physical appearance41
7393084842ObstreperousNoisy and difficult to control42
7393087300PenchantA strong or habitual liking for something or tendency to do something43
7393089214PerfunctoryCarried out with minimum effort or reflection (an action or gesture)44
7393091504PeripateticTraveling from place to place for relatively short periods45
7393093222PetulantSulky or bad tempered46
7393094595PortentousDone in an overly solemn matter to impress47
7393097662PragmaticDealing with things in a practical way as opposed to a theoretical approach48
7393099387RepudiateRefuse to be accepted or associated with49
7393101064RueBitterly regret50
7393102083SalaciousLustful, lecherous, treating sexual matters in an indecent way51
7393106706SuperciliousBehaving as if one thinks one is superior to others52
7393109553SurreptitiousKept secret since it wouldn't be approved of53
7393110626TrepidationA feeling of fear or agitation that something might happen54
7393112214UbiquitousFound everywhere55
7393114913VenerateRegard with respect, revere56
7393117054VindictiveShowing an unreasoning desire for revenge57
7393118775VirulentExtremely harmful or severe in its effects58
7393119946VolitionThe faculty or power of using one's will59
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