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Flashcards for English 10 Honors vocabulary from Ms. Leblond's class, covering Units 1-10.
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Profuse
Excessive; more than enough.
Expedient
Effective and speedy.
Fastidious
Overly critical.
Prosaic
Uninspired; dull; banal.
Philanthropy
A love of mankind.
Languid
Slow; tired; drooping.
Astute
Perceptive; clever.
Authentic
Real; genuine.
Brevity
Briefness.
Relevant
Pertinent; important to know.
Incoherent
Impossible to understand.
Mitigate
To make milder.
Reprehensible
Deserving blame.
Augment
Increase.
Engender
To create; produce.
Deride (derision)
To ridicule.
Acclaim
Praise.
Lethargic
Tired; slow moving; languid.
Fanatic
Overly enthusiastic fan.
Novel
New; unusual.
Solemn
Serious; grave.
Ambivalent
Having mixed feelings.
Indolence
Laziness.
Benign
Harmless.
Tedious
Boring; repetitive.
Amiable
Friendly.
Charisma
Likeable quality.
Laud
To praise.
Caustic
Burning; uncomplimentary.
Atrophy
To waste away due to non-use.
Meander
To wander randomly.
Instigate
To start trouble.
Heed
To obey; pay attention.
Virtuoso
An accomplished musician.
Predecessor
One who precedes another.
Deplete
To use up or to reduce.
Complaint
Obedient; ready to comply.
Inadvertent
Accidentally.
Acquiesce
To gradually agree to.
Levity
Humor.
Belittle
To mock or disparage.
Extraneous
Irrelevant; extra; unnecessary.
Digress
To stray from the subject.
Appease
To make peace with; to satisfy.
Sage (sagacious, -acity)
Wise; wisdom.
Emulate
To imitate something admirable.
Auspicious
Favorable; positive.
Universal
Existing everywhere.
Fickle
Capricious; changeable.
Furtive
Sneaky; sly; stealthy.
Remorse
Sadness; regret.
Repress
To hold down.
Gullible
Overly trusting; naive.
Respite
A rest; pause; break.
Scrutinize
To examine closely.
Coalesce
To join together; to gel; merge.
Orthodox
Standard; conventional; usual.
Innate
Inborn; inherited.
Preclude
To prevent; make impossible.
Efface
To erase; wipe out.
Marred
Damaged; bruised.
Ameliorate
To improve; make better.
Prodigious
Of enormous size or quantity.
Concise
Briefly and clearly stated.
Immutable
Unchanging; permanent.
Stoic
Showing no emotion.
Innocuous
Harmless.
Blasphemy
Sacrilege; heresy.
Lax
Careless; relaxed.
Credulous
Gullible; overly trusting.
Cryptic
Mysterious; puzzling; enigmatic.
Hinder
To obstruct.
Esoteric
Appealing to intellectuals.
Pretentious
Pompous; self-important.
Incongruous
Not fitting in.
Unprecedented
Occurring for the 1st time.
Merger
A joining or uniting.
Pedestrian
Common; ordinary.
Prudent
Careful; cautious; wise.
Exemplary
Setting a good example.
Sycophant
A bootlicker; brown nose.
Neutral
Unbiased; not taking sides.
Rescind
To repeal; call back.
Retract
To take back (a statement).
Fundamental
Essential; basic.
Rejuvenate
To make young again.
Contrite (-ition)
Apologetic; remorseful.
Exemplify
To serve as an example of.
Nullify
To negate; make unimportant.
Vilify
To speak of someone as a villain.
Hypothetical
Theoretical.
Nostalgic
Longing for the good old days.
Assuage
To soothe or make easier.
Saccharine
Overly sweet.
Stanza
A section of a poem.
Jeopardy
Danger; peril.
Supercilious
Looking down your nose.
Avarice
Greed.
Pivotal
Important; critical.
Blithe
Free-spirited; carefree.