AP Lang Vocab 10-12

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Assail

attack

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Berate

to scold

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Castigate (verb)

to criticize or punish severely

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Censorious (adj)

severely critical

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Censure (verb)

to criticize harshly

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Chastise

(v.) to inflict physical punishment as a means of correction; to scold severely

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Chide

to scold

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Consternation

dismay, confusion

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Contempt

disrespect

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Contemptible (adj)

despicable

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Culpable

deserving blame

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Denigrate

to attack the reputation of; to belittle someone

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Deprecate

to express disapproval of

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Deride

to ridicule; to mock

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Derogatory

Insulting or intended to insult

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discount

disregard

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Disparage (verb)

to degrade, to speak of someone or something in a derogatory manner

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Eulogy (noun)

A praising tribute (usually when someone has died)

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Extol

Praise

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Laud

Praise

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Noxious

harmful; poisonous; lethal

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Reprehensible

Disgraceful/dishonourable

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Reprimand (verb)

Criticisize

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Reproach

Disgrace (he gave her a look of reproach when she mentioned wanting to drop out)

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Scathing (adj)

Very rude (he wrote a scathing review)

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Slight (verb)

Insult

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Sprun (verb)

Reject with contempt

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Tirade (noun)

A critical Speech

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Tout (verb)

Brag/flaunt

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Affected (adj)

behaving pretentiously to impress people

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Chagrin (noun)

embarrassment (much to my chagrin, I ...)

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Complacency

self-satisfaction; smugness

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Conciliate (verb)

to reconcile, to pacify, to compromise

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Degradation

Humiliation/shame

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Flippant (adj)

Disrespectful

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Hubris (noun)

Excessive pride

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Ignominy (noun)

Dishonour/humiliation

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Imperious (adj)

Arrogant

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Insolence

Rude behavoir

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Irreverent

Showing a lack of respect for things that are normally taken seriously (traditions for ex)

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Notoriety

The state of being famous for something bad

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Obstinate

someone who's very strongheaded

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Recalcitrant

stubborn attitude

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Wayward

Disobedient/Rebellious

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Impudence

Bold disrespect or rudeness