AP Literature Final

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Garrulous
Talkative
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Germane
Relevant, pertinent
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Gossamer
Thin, delicate fabric
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Gratuitous
Given free of charge
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Gregarious
Sociable, fond of company
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Harmonious
Concordant in sound
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Harangue
Lengthy and aggressive speech
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Heedless
Showing a reckless lack of care or attention
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Homage
Special honor or respect shown publicly
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Hubris
arrogance, insolent pride
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Iconoclast
one who challenges accepted beliefs
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Illusory
Deceptive, false, impressive, illusion
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Imbide
to drink
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Imperturbable
calm, not easily excited, impassive
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Imponderable
difficult to estimate
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Incarnate
Personified
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Indigenous
Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place
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Indolent
Lazy, slothful; indolence
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Ineffable
inexpressible, unspeakable
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Inocuous
harmless
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Euphoric
Enjoying an exaggerated feeling of well-being
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Exonerate
To free from blame
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Expatiate
To dwell upon at great length; to go into great detail
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Expunge
To wipeout, erase, or delete
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Exalt
To hold in very high regard; think or speak highly of
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Extrapolate
To make a future estimate based on past data
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Facet
Literally: one of many polished "faces" of a gem
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Figuratively: aspect, phase, and angle

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Fallacious
Unsound, misleading, erroneous, mistaken
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Fallacy

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Fatuous
foolish; silly; idiotic
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Feckless
Untrustworthy because of incompetence, feebleness, or irresponsibility
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Ferret
To rummage around to find something
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Fetid
Stinky/smelly
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Flagellate
To whip or flog
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Flamboyant
Outstandingly showy or striking
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Flippant
Frivolous or disrespectful, not to be taken seriously
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Fortuitous
By chance
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Fractious
Peevish and irritable
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Frailty
Liability to be broken or destroyed, the condition of being weak and delicate
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Fulminate
To send forth denunciation and condemnation
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Fulsome
Offensively excessive
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Futile
pointless
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Foray
Sudden raid, to take plunder
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Edifying
uplifting
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Efface
to erase/remove
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Elucidak
to make something clear
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Emote
to act emotionally/express emotions
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Empirical
based on observation and experience (as opposed to theory)
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Emulate
to imitate
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Endemic
characteristics of a particular place, nation, etc.
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Encumber
to weigh down or burden
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Ennui
boredom
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Enunciate
Express or state clearly
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Enamor
feelings of adoration
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Ephemeral
Short-lived; not long lasting
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Epicure
someone who appreciates good food and drink
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Errant
misbehaving or wandering aimlessly
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Ersatz
Synthetic, artificial, substitute; not the genuine article
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Eschew
to shun or avoid
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Esoteric
Obscure, far out, beyond the grasp of most people
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Ethereal
Light, delicate, airy
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Euphemism
An indirect, less offensive way of saying something that is considered unpleasant
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- saying someone passed away instead of that they died

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Euphonious
Pleasant sounding
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Decry
to call attention to defects
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Deferential
acting respectfully
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Defunct
No longer in use; inactive
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Denigrate
To defame; to speak disparagingly of
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Derogatory
Disparaging/belittling
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Destitute
Without the basic necessities of life; poverty
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Dexterous
Skillful and clever (especially in manual skills)
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Diaphanous
Sheer, almost transparent
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Diatribe
Bitter attack in words
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Didactic
Instructive, intended to teach
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Digress
to go off the subject
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Dilettante
someone with an amateurish and superficial interest in a topic
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Disingenuous
Insincere
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Disheveled
In complete disarray/disorderly
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Dissolute
Having no morals
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Droll
Oddly amusing
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Dogmatic
arrogant and stubborn about one's beliefs
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Doleful
Mournful and sorrowful
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Draconian
Extremely harsh or severe
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Duplicity
Deceitfulness, double-dealing, bad-faith
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Ebullient
High spirited
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Clamorous
Loud-spoken; demanding
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Coercion
Practice of persuading someone by force or threats
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Cognizant
Aware of
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Complaisant
Agreeable and obliging
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Congenital
Present at birth or by nature
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Consummate
To accomplish; to bring to completion
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Contentious
Quarrelsome (people); controversial (issue)
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Contrite
Penitent; suffering from a sense of guilt; repenting
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Corporeal
Physical; material
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Cosset
To pamper, coddle, or treat like a pet
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Credulous
Gullible, believing anything
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Crestfallen
Disappointed, dejected
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Cursory
Hasty, superficial, done without attention to details