English 11H - Vocabulary Quiz 1

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What does it mean to abdicate?

To give up power, such as a monarch or emperor, or duties and obligations.

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What does it mean to abstain?

To choose not to consume something or refrain from voting.

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What does accede mean?

To take on duties or office; to agree or express agreement.

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What does it mean to acquit?

To pronounce not guilty of criminal charges or to behave in a certain manner.

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What does the term 'acute' refer to?

Having a rapid onset and short but severe course; of critical importance; extremely sharp or intense.

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What is an adage?

A condensed but memorable saying embodying an important fact of experience taken as true by many people.

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What does it mean to admonish someone?

To counsel or warn someone strongly regarding their behavior.

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What does it mean to adulterate something?

To corrupt or make it impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance.

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What does 'aesthetic' pertain to?

An appreciation of beauty or good taste.

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What does it mean to allege?

To report or maintain something.

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What does ambivalent mean?

Uncertain or unable to decide about what course to follow.

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What does amiable describe?

A disposition to please, diffusing warmth and friendliness.

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What is amnesty?

The formal act of liberating someone; a period during which offenders are exempt from punishment.

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What does ample mean?

Affording an abundant supply; more than enough in size or scope.