*H English 10 Vocab

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efficacious adj.

effective; producing the desired outcome

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Catharsis n.

a release of emotional tension

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Inundate v.

to overwhelm; to fill beyond capacity

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Revere v. 

to regard with respect, awe, or adoration 

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Internecine adj.

mutually destructive

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Risible adj.

relating to laughter; laughable

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Sybaritic adj.

marked by luxury or pleasure

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Crepuscular adj.

pertaining to twilight

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Kudos n.

acclaim or praise

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Estrange v.

to alienate

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Intrinsic adj.

of or relating to a thing’s basic nature; inherent

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Maxim n.

an established principal; a truth or rule of conduct

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Putrid adj.

rotten and foul smelling

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Serville adj.

submissive; slavish

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Apocryphal adj.

of questionable authenticity; but widely believed

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Consternation n.

alarming dismay or concern

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Anomaly n.

a deviation from the norm; an odd or peculiar occurrence

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Vitrolic adj.

harsh in tone; bitterly critical

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Preamble n.

a preliminary statement; an introduction

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Coterie n.

a small group of people who share interests and meet frequently

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Expiate v.

to make amends for

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Compendium n.

a list or collection of items

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Comprise v.

to include or consist of; contain

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Eidetic adj.

pertaining to extraordinarily detailed and vivid memory

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Innocuous adj.

harmless

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Foist v.

to pass off as genuine or valuable

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Plethora n.

an overabundance; excess

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Flippancy n.

disrespect

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Incongruous adj.

incompatible; unsuitable for the situation

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Disconcert n.

to frustrate; confuse