ap lang vocab

loqcacious

(adj) tending to talk a great deal

concise

(adj) giving a Lot of information clearly and in a few words; brief but Comprehensive

erudite

(adjective)

having or showing great knowledge or learning

sanguine

(adjective)

optimistic or positive, especially in a bad or difficult situation

deplore

(verb) :

to express strong disapproval (of something) to detest, despise, or abhor

admonish

(verb)

to counsel, warn, repremand, or chastise someone for their behavior

paradoxical

(adjective)

absurd or self contradictory

sublime

(adjective)

of such excellence, grandeur or beauty asto inspire ane or admiration

cognizant

(adjective )

aware or or knowledgement about something, Sometimes through personal experience

seldom

(adjective) not often; rarely

truculent

(adjective) eager or quick to argue or fight

upheaval

(noun) a violent, sudden, and great change or disruption to something, causing trouble

impertinent

(adjective) not showing proper respect, rude

ameliorate

(verb) to improve to make better

exacerbate

(verb) to make something already badly worse

proliferate

(verb) to increase rapidly in number

unassailable

(adjective) unable to be attacked, questioned, or defeated

immutable

(adjective) unchanging over time, or unable to be changed

elucidate

(verb) to make something clear, especially by explanation or analysis

corroborate

(verb) to support with evidence or authority, to add proof to an account

prodigious

(adj) remarkably or impressively great in size, extent, or degree

degenerate

(verb) to decline or deterioate (often physically)

extemporaneous

(adjective) spoken or done without preparation

edifice

(noun) a building, especially a large one ; a complex system of beliefs

compel

(verb)

force or oblige to do something

espouse

(verb) to adopt or support (a cause of a way of life)

demoralize

(verb) to cause someone to lose confidence or hope; to corrupt the morals of someone or something

bolster

(verb) to support or strengthen something

assail: 

(v) to criticize (someone) strongly; to attack (someone) violently

contend:

(v) to assert something as a position in an argument