Vocabulary review

For language arts

Acerbic

Sour or bitter taste uh-Serb-ick

Diffident

lacking self confidence and being shy (dif-uh-dent)

Gregerious

Sociable outgoing, talking to someone (Greg-air-e-us)

qiuescent

Resting and doing nothing that may require any movement or thinking process knee-es-scent)

Mellifluous

Sweet, kind tone. (Mel-if-flew-us)

Guise (guys) (noun)

assumed appearance (two faced)

Acquiesce (ak-we-s) (verb)

Passively consent, to agree (to do somthing to fit in)

Discursive (dis-curse-I’ve) (adj)

Rambling no sense (to exited to talk normally or to sad to say somthing a person can understand)

Nascent (nun-cent) (adj)

Just begging to come in existence (the starting of somthing)

Rapacious (Ruh-pay-suns)

Greedy, grasping, to take and be better

Ambiguous (am-big-you-us) (adj)

Unclear ; capable of having more then one meaning

Egregious (E-gree-shus) (adj)

Glaring bad

Heinous (hay-nus) (adj)

Excessively evil

Obstreperous (ob-strep-er-us) (adj)

Unruly and boisterous

Rhetoric (ret-or-rick) (n)

The art of using language effectively

Sanguin (sang-ween)

Confident,hopefull

Omniscient (om-nish-ent)

Knowing everything 

Ignominy (ig-nom-uh-dite)

Dishonorable conduct ; disgrace from a shameful act

Erudite (air-E-uh-dire)

Scholarly, earned

Antithesis (Ann-tith-a-sis)

Direct opposite