AP English Literature and Composition Vocabulary Week 13 Flashcards

13526446014	Vilify	(v.) to abuse or belittle unjustly or maliciously	0
13526446015	Blandishment	(n.) a flattering or pleasing statement or action used to persuade someone gently to do something	1
13526448976	Verdant	(adj.) green with grass or other rich vegetation	2
13526448977	Surfeit	(n.) an excessive amount of something	3
13526453430	Teem	(v.) pour down; fall heavily	4
13526453431	Bilateral	(adj.) having or relating to two sides; affecting both sides	5
13526457881	Capricious	(adj.) given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior	6
13526457882	Extant	(adj.) still in existence; surviving	7
13526461499	Effervescent	(adj.) vivacious and enthusiastic	8
13526461500	Transpire	(v.) occur, happen	9
13526465439	Divest	(v.) deprive (someone) of power, rights, or possessions	10
13526465440	Deduce	(v.) arrive at a fact or conclusion by reasoning; draw as a logical conclusion	11
13526473107	Felicitous	(adj.) well chosen or suited to the circumstances	12
13526478253	Heterogeneous	(adj.) diverse in character or content	13
13526478254	Abjure	(v.) solemnly renounce	14
13526482111	Fortuitous	(adj.) happening by accident or chance rather than design	15
13526482112	Credulous	(adj.) having or showing too great a readiness to believe things	16
13526504211	Immolate	(v.) kill or offer as a sacrifice, especially by burning	17
13526504212	Meander	(v.) wander at random	18
13526507257	Auspices	(n.) a divine or prophetic token	19
13526507258	Inveigh	(v.) speak or write about (something) with great hostility	20
13526510468	Heresy	(n.) opinion profoundly at odds with what is generally accepted	21
13526513107	Litigate	(v.) take to a court of law	22
13526513108	Legacy	(n.) a thing handed down by a predecessor	23
13526517016	Monolithic	(adj.) very large and characterless	24