English 2

Abhor

to regard or view with disgust

Acquiesce

to give in

Amicable

having a spirit of friendliness

Apathy

lack of feeling or interest

Blatant

in an extremely obvious way

Callow

lacking adult experience, immature

Contentious

quarrelsome or argumentative

Decorum

good taste in conduct, behavior, appearance

Dilapidated

rundown, in a state of disrepair

Embody

to represent in human form

Feign

to pretend

Gullible

easily deceived or tricked

Imaculate

without stain, pure

Impertinent

rude or ill-mannered

Impetuous

acting suddenly or rashly, without much thought

Incense

to cause to be extremely angry

Ingratiate

to deliberately work to gain another's favor

Inundate

to overwhelm (with water or in general)

Ludicrous

laughably absurd or ridiculous

Lurid

shocking or gruesome

Malignant

evil or harmful

Malice

a desire to harm

Melancholy

gloomy or very sad

Misgiving

a feeling of doubt, mistrust or uncertainty

Mundane

ordinary or common