English 10 Honors Vocabulary Flashcards

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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.

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Expedient

Effective and speedy.

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Fastidious

Overly critical.

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Prosaic

Uninspired; dull; banal.

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Philanthropy

A love of mankind.

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Languid

Slow; tired; drooping.

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Astute

Perceptive; clever.

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Authentic

Real; genuine.

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Brevity

Briefness.

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Relevant

Pertinent; important to know.

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Incoherent

Impossible to understand.

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Mitigate

To make milder.

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Reprehensible

Deserving blame.

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Augment

Increase.

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Engender

To create; produce.

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Deride (derision)

To ridicule.

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Acclaim

Praise.

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Lethargic

Tired; slow moving; languid.

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Fanatic

Overly enthusiastic fan.

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Novel

New; unusual.

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Solemn

Serious; grave.

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Ambivalent

Having mixed feelings.

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Indolence

Laziness.

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Benign

Harmless.

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Tedious

Boring; repetitive.

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Amiable

Friendly.

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Charisma

Likeable quality.

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Laud

To praise.

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Caustic

Burning; uncomplimentary.

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Atrophy

To waste away due to non-use.

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Meander

To wander randomly.

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Instigate

To start trouble.

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Heed

To obey; pay attention.

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Virtuoso

An accomplished musician.

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Predecessor

One who precedes another.

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Deplete

To use up or to reduce.

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Complaint

Obedient; ready to comply.

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Inadvertent

Accidentally.

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Acquiesce

To gradually agree to.

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Levity

Humor.

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Belittle

To mock or disparage.

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Extraneous

Irrelevant; extra; unnecessary.

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Digress

To stray from the subject.

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Appease

To make peace with; to satisfy.

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Sage (sagacious, -acity)

Wise; wisdom.

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Emulate

To imitate something admirable.

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Auspicious

Favorable; positive.

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Universal

Existing everywhere.

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Fickle

Capricious; changeable.

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Furtive

Sneaky; sly; stealthy.

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Remorse

Sadness; regret.

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Repress

To hold down.

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Gullible

Overly trusting; naive.

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Respite

A rest; pause; break.

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Scrutinize

To examine closely.

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Coalesce

To join together; to gel; merge.

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Orthodox

Standard; conventional; usual.

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Innate

Inborn; inherited.

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Preclude

To prevent; make impossible.

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Efface

To erase; wipe out.

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Marred

Damaged; bruised.

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Ameliorate

To improve; make better.

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Prodigious

Of enormous size or quantity.

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Concise

Briefly and clearly stated.

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Immutable

Unchanging; permanent.

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Stoic

Showing no emotion.

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Innocuous

Harmless.

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Blasphemy

Sacrilege; heresy.

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Lax

Careless; relaxed.

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Credulous

Gullible; overly trusting.

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Cryptic

Mysterious; puzzling; enigmatic.

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Hinder

To obstruct.

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Esoteric

Appealing to intellectuals.

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Pretentious

Pompous; self-important.

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Incongruous

Not fitting in.

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Unprecedented

Occurring for the 1st time.

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Merger

A joining or uniting.

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Pedestrian

Common; ordinary.

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Prudent

Careful; cautious; wise.

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Exemplary

Setting a good example.

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Sycophant

A bootlicker; brown nose.

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Neutral

Unbiased; not taking sides.

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Rescind

To repeal; call back.

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Retract

To take back (a statement).

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Fundamental

Essential; basic.

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Rejuvenate

To make young again.

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Contrite (-ition)

Apologetic; remorseful.

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Exemplify

To serve as an example of.

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Nullify

To negate; make unimportant.

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Vilify

To speak of someone as a villain.

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Hypothetical

Theoretical.

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Nostalgic

Longing for the good old days.

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Assuage

To soothe or make easier.

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Saccharine

Overly sweet.

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Stanza

A section of a poem.

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Jeopardy

Danger; peril.

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Supercilious

Looking down your nose.

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Avarice

Greed.

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Pivotal

Important; critical.

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Blithe

Free-spirited; carefree.