Sadlier Vocab Unit 12 Level H

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Apposite

Appropriatiate, suitable, apt

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Apposite POS

Adjective

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Apposite Syn

Pertinent, material, Germane

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Apposite Ant

Irrevelevant, immaterial, inappropriate

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Augur

A prophet or seer; to predict or foreshadow

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Augur POS

Noun and Verb

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Augur Syn

Oracle, Bode

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Bilk

To defraud, cheat, or swindle; to evade payment of; to frustate, thwart

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Bilk POS

Verb

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Bilk SYN

Cozen

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Charisma

The special personal magnetism that makes an individual exceptionally appaealing to other people; a divinely bestowed gift or power

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Charisma POS

Noun

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Charisma SYN

Appeal, Charm, Mystique

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Debilitate

To make weak or feeble

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Debilitate POS

Verb

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Debilitate Syn

Enervate, sap, exhaust

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Debilitate Ant

strengthen, invigorate

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Execrable

utterly detestable, hateful, or abhorrent; extremely inferior

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Execrable POS

Adjective

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Execrable Syn

Odious, abominable, reprehensible

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Execrable Ant

Commendable, Praiseworthy, meritorious

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Impinge

to strike against or collide with violentlyl; to encroach or obtrude upon; to make an impression upon

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Impinge Pos

Verb

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Impinge Syn

Horn in, affect

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Labyrinth

a bewildering maze; any confusing or complicated situation

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Labyrinth POS

Noun

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Labyrinth Syn

Tangle, mystery, enigma

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Narcissism

excessive self-love; absorption in oneself

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Narcissism POS

Noun

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Narcissism POS

Egotism, conceit, vanity, amour propre

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Pastiche

a dramatic, musical, or literary work made up of bits and pieces from other sources; a hodgepodge

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Pastiche POS

Noun

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Pastiche SYN

Medley, melange, potpourri

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Penultimate

Next to last

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Penultimate POS

Adjective

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Penultimate Syn

Intermediate

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Penultimate Ant

Terminal

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Precarious

Very uncertain or unsure; dangerous or risky

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Precarious POS

Adjective

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Precarious Syn

perilous, dubious, ticklish

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Precarious Ant

Safe, sturdy, firm

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Rapport

A close and harmonious relationship

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Rapport POS

Noun

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Rapport Syn

Tie, affinity, understanding

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Utilitarian

stressing practicality over other considerations; relating to the blief that what is good or desirable is determined purely by its usefulness

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Utilitarian POS

Adjective

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Utilitarian Syn

Practical, functional, pragmatic

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Utilitarian Ant

Nonfunctional, ornamental, decorative

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Vacuous

Devoid of matter, substance, or meaning; lacking ideas or intelligence; purposeless

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Vacuous POS

Adjective

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Vacuous SYN

Inane, fatuous, void, empty

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Vacuous ANT

Incisive, perceptive, intelligent

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Vagary

an unpredictable, erratic, or seemingly purposeless action, occurrence, or notion

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Vagary POS

Noun

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Vagary SYN

Caprice, quirk

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Viable

Capable of living or developing under normal circumstances

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Viable POS

Adjective

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Viable Syn

Practicable, workable, feasible

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Viable Ant

Impracticable, Unworkable, Unfeasible

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Xenophobia

undue or unreasonable fear, hatred, or contempt of foreigners or strangers or of what is foreign or strange

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Xenophobia POS

Noun

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Xenophobia SYN

Provinciality, parochialism

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Zany

Clownish or funny in a crazy, bizarre, or ludicrous way; one who plays the clown

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Zany POS

Adjective and Noun

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Zany Syn

Comical, daffy, buffoon

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Zany ANT

Sedate, decorous, prim, sober, grave

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Zealot

A fanaticla partisan; an ardent follower

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Zealot POS

Noun

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Zealot SYN

Fanatic, extermist