English III
Vocabulary I English IIINounKeen insight What does that mean? sharp/very good perceptionAnother definition: sharpness of mindAcumen
AdjectiveUnyielding, absolutely firm What does that mean? Stubborn, inflexible Another definition: set in opinion
ADAmant
NounDeviation from the usual, out of the ordinary What does that mean? Change from the usual Another definition: Irregularity Anomaly
Noun Dislike of, hatred forAnother definition: strongly negative feelingAntipathy
NounLack of feeling, absence of emotionApathy
AdjectiveConstant, persistent
Assiduous
AdjectiveSelf-governingindependent of outside controlautonomous
AdjectiveTrite, commonplace, uninspiredWhat does that mean? Overused, ordinary
Banal
NounFrankness, outspokennessWhat does that mean? Honesty, openness
Candor
Noun A whim, an unmotivated decision What does that mean? An impulse Caprice
NounSeverely criticize
Castigate
NounTrickery, subterfuge What does that mean? Use of tricks, something designed to deceiveAnother definition: cheating or deception
chicanery
AdjectiveIncorrigibly evil What does that mean? Impossible to change Another definition: corruptDepraved
AdjectiveRambling, digressiveWhat does that mean? Not to the pointDiscursive
NounDiscord, unharmonious effectsWhat does that mean? Lack of agreement Another definition: unpleasant noise, inconsistency, unstable combination of music notes Dissonance
AdjectiveSour, sullen, gloomyDour
AdjectiveFull of enthusiasm, bubbling with energy
Ebullient
AdjectiveOverpowered by delight
ecstatic
VerbDeprive of nervous energy, weakenEnervate
VerbCause, produce
Engender
AdjectiveShort-lived, fleetingWhat does that mean? Brief, momentary
Ephemeral
AdjectiveHidden, secret
Esoteric
VerbAtone for, make amends forWhat does that mean?Make up for a misdeed/wrongAnother definition:Compensate for wrongdoingsexpiate
NounComplete, utter failurefiasco
AdjectiveFlabby, weak
Flaccid
AdjectiveBrief, terseWhat does that mean? abrupt, concise
Laconic
AdjectiveUnrevealed, unusedLatent
AdjectiveSluggish, drowsily lazy Lethargic
AdjectiveRidiculously sorrowful, mournfulLugubrious
AdjectiveDying, ending Moribund