Pre-AP-English

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scrutinize(v.)

To examine or inspect something closely and thoroughly. 

scrutiny (n.) 

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famine(n)

extreme scarcity of food

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ambiance(n.)

feeling; aura of an environment

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punctual(adj.)

Arriving or doing something at the agreed or correct time; on time.

punctually(adv.) punctuality(n.)

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adversity(n.)

difficulties; misfortune

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rapport(n.) 

a relationship of understanding & agreement

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justified(adj.)

valid; has a good reason; sound

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humility(n.)

a modest or low view of ones own importance; humbleness

humble(adj.) humbly(adv.)

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indignant(adj.)

feeling or showing anger or annoyance of what is perceived of as unfair treatment.

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resilient(adj.)

recover; heal quickly from difficult conditions.

resilience(n.) resiliency(n.) resiliently(adv.)

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rampant(adj.)

flourishing or spreading uncontrollably; unchecked (usually of something unwelcome or unpleasant. 

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diligent(adj.)

having or showing care in ones work or duties; hardworking

diligence(n.) diligently(adv.)

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comply(v.)

to act according to a command/request/order

compliant(adj.) compliance(n.) compliantly(adv.)

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ample(adj.)

enough or more than enough; plenty; plentiful

amply(adv.)

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pretext(n.)

a reason given in justification of a course of an action that is not the real reason; ruse; guise

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blasphemy(n.)

the act or offense of speaking about god or sacred things; profane talk 

blasphemous(adj.) blasphemously(adv.)

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exasperated(adj.)

intensely irritated & frustrated

exasperating(adj.) exasperate(v.) exasperation(n.)

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feign (v.)

pretend to be affected by ( a feeling, state, or injury)

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animosity(n.)

strong hostility; tension; unfriendliness; antagonistic)

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tranquil(adj.)

free from disturbance ;calm; peaceful

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ludicrous(adj.)

so foolish, unreasonable, or out of place as to be amusing; ridiculous; absurd

ludicrously(adv.)

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perilous(adj.)

full of danger or risk

peril(n.)

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ardent(adj.)

very enthusiastic or passionate

ardently(adv.)

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evade(v.)

escape or avoid something especially by cleverness or trickery

evasion (n.)

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frugal(adj.)

economical regarding money or food; thrifty

frugality(n.) frugally(adv.) 

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