Unit 5 Tier 2

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abridge

(v.) to shorten a book, play, etc.

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adept

(adj.) good at doing something difficult

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blight

(1) (n.) something that hurts growth or well-being; (2) (n.) a plant disease

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cliché

(n.) an overused expression

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conundrum

(n.) a confusing problem or question that is very difficult to solve; a puzzle

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deleterious

(adj.) harmful and damaging

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disillusion

(v.) to destroy someone’s belief in or good opinion of someone or something

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embed

(v.) to place one thing firmly into something else

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esoteric

(adj.) understood or enjoyed by only a few people with a special knowledge or interest; obscure

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fastidious

(1) (adj.) being careful that every detail of something is correct; (2) (adj.) not liking things to be dirty or untidy

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forebode

(v.) to give a strong feeling that something bad is coming

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hackneyed

(adj.) used too often and therefore boring

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imperative

(adj.) very important and needing immediate attention or action

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infamous

(adj.) well known for being bad or evil

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intrinsic

(adj.) belonging to or part of the real nature of something or someone

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jovial

(adj.) very cheerful and friendly

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lyric

(adj.) expressing a person’s personal feelings and thoughts, especially in a way suggestive of song

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morose

(adj.) unhappy, bad-tempered, and not talking very much

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outmoded

(adj.) no longer fashionable or useful

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penchant

(n.) a special liking for something

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perverse

(adj.) showing deliberate determination to behave in a way that most people think is wrong, unacceptable, or unreasonable

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preeminent

(adj.) superior to all others; outstanding

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pundit

(n.) an expert on a particular subject who often talks about it in public

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reign

(1) (v.) to rule as a king or queen; (2) (v.) (of an idea or feeling) to be dominant

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rudiments

(n.) the most basic and essential facts of a situation

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stern

(adj.) serious and severe

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terminate

(v.) to end; to make something end

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tyrant

(n.) a cruel and oppressive dictator

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urbane

(adj.) good at knowing what to say and how to behave in social situations; sophisticated

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virulent

(1) (adj.) extremely dangerous or harmful and quick to have an effect; (2) (adj.) showing strong negative and bitter feelin