LANGUAGE ARTS 11th Grade Week 4 [ FULL ]
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34 Terms
Labyrinth - Noun
(confusing pattern, entanglement, maze)
Machiavellian - adjective
sly, wily, astute
Mellifluous - adjective
sweetly flowing, smooth, honeyed
Nomad - noun
wanderer, gypsy
Ostentatious - adjective
showing off, pretentious, arrogant
Harbinger - Noun
sign, foreteller
Impute - Verb
To charge, attribute, ascribe
Ineptitude - Noun
Clumsiness, unfitness, inefficiency
Intrepid - adjective
Brave, fearless, dauntless
Juxtapose - Verb
To set together, to put in proximity
enamored (adjective)
Fond, Loving
Eschew (verb)
Shun, Stay away from
Facile (adjective)
Easily Influenced, Complaisant
Fickle - adjective
Changing, Unstable , Inconsistent
Generic (adjective)
common, widespread, general
Contumely
noun — scorn; strong disrespect
Deprecate
verb — to oppose or to hate something
Desultory
adjective — random , occasional
Eclectic
adjective — gathered from various/many sources
Egregious
adjective — extremely bad or obvious
enamored (adjective)
Fond, Loving
Eschew (verb)
Shun, Stay away from
Facile (adjective)
Easily Influenced, Complaisant
Fickle (adjective)
Changing, Unstable , Inconsistent
Generic (adjective)
common, widespread, general
Contumely
noun — scorn; strong disrespect
Deprecate
verb — to oppose or to hate something
Desultory
adjective — random , occasional
Eclectic
adjective — gathered from various/many sources
Egregious
adjective — extremely bad or obvious