AP Lang Satire

Mutually

beneficial interactions or agreements between parties that provide advantages to all involved.

Odometer

An instrument used to measure the distance traveled by a vehicle.

Reservations

A spoken or written statement expressing doubt or hesitation about something.

Transmission

The mechanism in vehicles that transfers power from the engine to the wheels, allowing for movement and speed adjustments.

Cretin

A foolish or stupid person, often used as an insult to highlight someone's lack of intelligence or awareness.

Recesses

The hidden or remote areas of a space, often used to describe physical spaces or metaphorical depths of thought.

Nuances

The subtle differences or variations in meaning, expression, or tone that can affect interpretation.

Ramification

A consequence or outcome that results from an action or decision, often complex and multifaceted, impacting future situations.

Nebulous

Describing ideas or concepts that are vague, unclear, or ill-defined, often lacking a concrete or distinct shape.

Prospective

Referring to something expected or likely to happen in the future, often used in contexts of planning or forecasting.

Inasmuch

To the extent that; as far as.

Prolifically

in a plentiful or abundant manner, often used to describe producing large amounts of work or creativity.

Boudoir

A woman's private sitting room or bedroom, often associated with femininity and intimacy.

Inglenook

A cozy nook or corner, typically near a fireplace, where people can sit and enjoy warmth and comfort.

Objects d’art

Artistic objects or items considered to possess aesthetic value, often used for decoration.

Andiron

A metal support used to hold logs in a fireplace, typically in pairs.

Entrenched

Firmly established and difficult to change or remove.

Davenport

A type of sofa or couch, often upholstered and used for seating in living rooms.

Timoworn

A term referring to a highly respected or valuable item, often used in a ritualistic context.

Admonitions

Warnings or reprimands given to someone about their behavior.

Threadbare

Describing fabric or material that is worn and frayed, often indicative of overuse or age.

Disparage

To speak of or treat someone or something in a way that shows strong disapproval and lack of respect.

Beaux

Men who are suitors or admirers, particularly in romantic contexts.

Deploarable

Describing something that is deserving of contempt or disapproval, often due to its negative qualities or consequences.

Aspersions

Negative remarks or criticisms that attack someone's reputation.

Insinuations

Subtle or indirect suggestions that imply negative traits or motives about someone.

Eschewed

Deliberately avoided or refrained from.

Cussedness

The quality of being stubborn or difficult, often leading to an obstinate refusal to change one's mind or behavior.

Interminable

Endless or seemingly endless; often used to describe something tedious or monotonous that feels like it will not end.

Regale

To entertain or amuse someone with stories or experiences, often lavishly.

Cornes

A type of horn; often used in literature to refer to a physical deformity or an exaggerated characteristic.

Shrewd

Having or showing sharp powers of judgment; astute.

Vermouth

A fortified wine flavored with various botanicals, commonly used in cocktails.

Austere

Severe or strict in manner, attitude, or appearance.

Frivolity

The quality or state of being frivolous; lack of seriousness or sense.

Inviolable

Never to be broken or infringed upon; sacred.

Boudoir

A woman's private sitting room or bedroom.

Aggrieved

Feeling resentment at having been unfairly treated; distressed.

Stringent

Strict, precise, and exacting in requirements or rules.

Captious

Tending to find fault or raise petty objections; often critical. P

Provocation

An action or occurrence that causes someone to become angry or incited.

Debutant

A young person making her formal entrance into society,

Diatribe

a forceful and bitter verbal attack against someone or something.