AP Lang - Vocabulary (Group 5)

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bliss (n.)
perfect happiness
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blissful (adj.)
very happy
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blithe (adj.)
1. merry; joyous
2. heedless
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buoy (v.)
keep afloat; raise the spirits of; encourage
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buoyant (adj.)
1. cheerful
2. able to float
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complacency (n.)
self-satisfaction; smugness
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complacent (adj.)
too pleased with oneself--often without awareness of possible dangers or defects; self-satisfied; smug
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convivial (adj.)
fond of eating and drinking with friends; sociable
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conviviality (n.)
sociability
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delectable (adj.)
very pleasing; delightful
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ascetic (adj.)
shunning pleasures; self-denying; austere
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ascetic (n.)
person who shuns pleasures and lives simply
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chagrin (n.)
embarrassment; mortification; disappointment
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chagrined (adj.)
ashamed; mortified
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compunction (adj.)
regret; remorse; misgiving; qualm; scruple
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contrite (adj.)
showing deep regret and sorrow for wrongdoing; deeply penitent; repentant; remorseful
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contrition (n.)
repentance; remorse; penitence
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dejected (adj.)
sad; in low spirits; depressed; downcast
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dejection (n.)
lowness of spirits; sadness; depression
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disconsolate (adj.)
cheerless; inconsolable
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disgruntled (adj.)
in bad humor; displeased; discontented
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doleful (adj.)
causing grief or sadness; mournful; dolorous; lugubrious
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glum (adj.)
moody; gloomy; dour
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burly (adj.)
strongly and heavily built; husky
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buxom (adj.)
plump and attractive
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cherubic (adj.)
chubby and innocent-looking; like a cherub (angel in the form of a child)
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obese (adj.)
extremely overweight; corpulent; portly
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obesity (n.)
excessive body weight; corpulence
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pudgy (adj.)
short and plump; chubby
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attenuate (v.)
make thin; weaken
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emaciated (adj.)
made unnaturally thin; abnormally lean because of starvation or illness
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haggard (adj.)
careworn; gaunt
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lank (adj.)
lean; ungracefully tall; lanky
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svelte (adj.)
slender; lithe