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S: pointedly A: implicitly 8.- famished (adj. part.) suffering severely from hunger or from lack of something. S: starving A: well fed 9.- forsake (v) to give up, renounce, to leave abandon. S: to abandon A: hold on 10.- gainful (adj.) profitable, bringing in money or some special advantage S: moneymaking A: unprofitable 11.- immense (adj.) very large or great, beyond ordinary means of measurement S: enormous A: tiny 12.- inept (adj.) totally without skill or appropriateness. S: unskilled A: skillful 13.- ingenious (adj.) showing remarkable originality, inventiveness or resourcefulness, S: resourceful A: unoriginal 14.- instantaneous (adj.) done in an instant, immediate. S: prompt A: gradual 15.- irk (v) to annoy, trouble, make weary. S: to bother A: delight 16.- libel (n) a statement that unfairly or falsely harms the reputation of the person about whom it is made. (v.) to write or publish such a statement. S: a slander 17.- misgiving (n) a feeling of fear, doubt, or uncertainty S: hesitation A: assurance 18.- oaf (n) a stupid person, a big, clumsy, slow individual. S: a bonehead PAGE 2 19.- recede (v) to go or move backward, to become more distant as the floodwaters. S: to retreat A: to advance 20.- repast a meal, a food. S: a meal UNIT 2 1.-adverse (adj.) unfavorable, negative, working against, hostile. S: difficult A: favorable 2- arid (adj.) extremely dry, uninteresting, dull. S: waterless A: soggy 3- assailant (n) a person who attacks violently (with blows or words) injured by an unknown. S: mugger A: a victim 4- billow (n) a large wave, (v) to rise or swell like a wave. S: surge A: collapse 5- confront (v) to meet face-to-face, especially as a challenge. S: to face A: to evade 6- constrain (v) to force, compel, to restrain, hold back. S: to restrict A: to liberate 7- contemporary (adj.) belonging to the same period of time as oneself. (n.) a person of the same time. S: current A: antique 8.- depict (v) to portray, to represent or show in the form of a picture. S: represent 9.- disinterested (adj.) fair minded, free from selfish motives, indifferent. S: apathetic A.- partial 10.- encompass (verb) to encircle, go or reach around, to enclose, to include with a certain or class. S: to include A: omit 11.- groundless (adj.) without any good reason or cause, unjustified. S; baseless A: reasonable 12.- hypocrite (n) a person who pretends to be what he or she is not or better than he or she really is. S: a two-faced person 13.- incomprehensive (adj.) impossible to understand. S: confusing A: clear 14.- manipulate (v) to handle or use skillfully, to manage or control for personal gain or advantage. S: to handle 15.- maximum (n) the greatest possible amount or degree. (adj.) reaching the greatest possible amount or degree. S: greatest A: minimum PAGE 3 16.- mimic (n) a person who does imitations, (v) to imitate, to make fun of. S: to imitate 17.- ruffle (v) to wrinkle, make uneven, to annoy, upset, to flip through: (n) a gathered strip of material used for trimming edges: a ripple. S: to upset, to annoy A: to smooth out 18.- serene (adj.) peaceful, calm, free of emotional upset, clear and free of storm, majestic. S; tranquil A: agitated 19.- sheepish (adj.) embarrassed, resembling a sheep in meekness, timid. S: embarrassed A: confident 20.- stamina (n) the strength needed to keep going or overcome physical or mental strain, endurance. S: staying power U N I T 3 1.- barrage (n) a rapid, large scale outpouring of something S: blast 2.- bigot (n) an intolerant , prejudiced person. S: someone who is prejudiced or blasted A: someone without prejudice 3.- designate (v) to indicate, point out, to appoint, (adj.) selected but not yet installed. S: to nominate 4.- diversity (n) difference, variety: a condition of having many different types or forms. S: variety 5.- enigma (n) someone or something that is extremely puzzling: that which cannot be understood or explained. S: mystery 6.- gloat (v) to look at or think about with great intensity and satisfaction: to take great personal joy in S: to relish A: to regret 7.- global (adj.) of, related to, or involving the entire world, comprehensive. S: worldwide A: regional 8.- illusion (n) a false idea: something that one seems to see or to be aware of that really does not exist. S: fantasy 9.- infuriate (v) to make very angry, enrage. S: to provoke A: pacify 10.- motivate (v) to provide with a reason for doing: to push on to some goal S: encourage A: dissuade 11.- pacifist - (n) one who is against war or the use of violence: (adj.) opposing war or violence. S: someone who is against war A: a warmonger 12.- queue (n) a line of people waiting for something (such as a bus or the opening of a store) (v) to form such a line. S: a column, row, line A: a milling and disorganized crowd 13.- restrict (v) to keep within set limits: to confine or limit. S: to hold back A: to open up PAGE 4 14.- sage (adj.) wise: (n) a very wise person. S: wise A: foolish 15.- slake (v) to satisfy, relieve, or bring to an end. S: gratify A: aggravate 16.- terrain (n) the landscape, especially considered with regard to its physical features or fitness, for some use: a field of knowledge. S: ground, territory 17.- vocation (n) any trade, profession, or occupation: a sense of fitness or special calling for ones work. S: a profession A: a hobby, pastime 18.- vow (n) a solemn or sacred promise or pledge: (v) to declare or promise in a solemn way. S: a pledge 19.- waylay (v) to lie in wait for and attack, ambush. S: attack, entrap 20.- wither (v) to dry up, wilt, sag: to cause someone to feel ashamed, humiliated, or very small S: to shame, to shrivel A: to bloom, flower U N I T 4 1.- acquit (v.) to declare not guilty, free from blame, discharge completely: to conduct or behave. S: clear of blame, dismiss A: declare guilty 2.- deem (v.) to think, believe, to consider, have an opinion. S: to judge 3.- devastate (v) to destroy, lay waste. S: destroy A: to develop 4.- discredit (v.) to throw doubt upon, cause to be distrusted: to damage I reputation: (n.) a loss or lack of belief, confidence, or reputation. S: to throw doubt on A: to confirm 5.- elusive (adj.) difficult to catch or to hold: hard to explain or understand. S: slippery, puzzling A: easy to catch 6.- generate (v.) to bring into existence: to be the cause of. S: to create, produce A: to end, to extinguish 7.- idolize (v) to worship as an idol, make an idol of: to love very much. S: to worship A: to detest 8.- ingratitude (n) a lack of thankfulness. S: ungratefulness A: thankfulness 9.- keepsake (n) something kept in memory of the giver, a souvenir. S: reminder, a souvenir 10.- mortal (n.) a being that must eventually die: (adj.) of or relating to such a being: causing death, fatal: possible, conceivable. S: human, fatal, extreme A: undying 11.- ovation (n) an enthusiastic public welcome, an outburst of applause S: cheers A: booing PAGE 5 12.- petty (adj.) unimportant, trivial: narrow annulment, minded: secondary in rank, minor. S: insignificant A: important significant 13.- plight (n.) a condition or state (usually bad): (v) top ledge, promise solemnly. S: to pledge 14.- repent (v) to feel sorry for what one has done or has failed to do. S: feel sorry for A: to have no regrets 15.- reverie (n) a daydream: the condition of being lost I thought. S: fantasy 16.- revocation (n) an act or instance of calling back, repealing: an annulment, cancellation. S: cancellation, withdrawal A: a ratification 17.- scan (v.) to examine closely: to look over quickly, but thoroughly: to analyze the rhythm of a poem. S: to glance at 18.- strand (n.) a beach or shore: a string of wire, hair, etc.: (v.) to drive or run aground: to leave in a hopeless position. S: to abandon, thread A: to rescue, save 19.- strife (n.) bitter disagreement: fighting, struggle. S: conflict, struggle A: harmony, agreement 20.- topple (v) to fall forward: to overturn, bring about the downfall of. S: to overturn, to upset A: to establish UNIT V 1.- acute (adj.) with a sharp point: keen and alert: sharp and severe: rising quickly to a high point and lasting for a short time. S: sharp, severe A: dull, obtuse 2.- bluster (v.) to talk or act in a noisy and threatening way: to blow in a stormy gusts: (n) speech that is loud and threatening. S: to spout, to brag 3.- bungle (v.) to act or work clumsily and awkwardly: to ruin something by clumsiness. S: mess up, to blunder A: to accomplish skillfully 4.- commentary (n.) a series of notes clarifying or explaining something: an expression of opinion S: opinion 5.- duration (n.) the length of the time that something continues or lasts. S: the length of time something lasts 6.- eerie (adj.) causing fear because of strangeness: weird. S: frightening, creepy A: undisturbing 7.- facet (n.) one aspect or side of a subject or problem: one of the cut surfaces of a gem. S: a side, element 8.- fidelity (n.) the state of being faithful: accuracy in details, exactness. S: loyalty A: disloyalty 9.- fray (n.) a brawl, noisy quarrel: (v.) to wear away by rubbing: make ragged or worn: to strain, irritate. S: unravel, a quarrel PAGE 6 10.- headstrong (adj.) willful, stubborn. S: obstinate A: obedient 11.- inhabitant (n.) a person or animal living permanently in a given place. S: native, a resident A: a stranger, foreigne 12.- numb (adj.) having lost power of feeling or movement: (v.) to dull the feeling of: to cause to lose feeling. S: unfeeling A: sensitive, alert 13.- pacify (v.) to make peaceful or cal, to soothe. S: calm, soothe A: to anger 14.- ravenous (adj.) greedy: very hungry: eager for satisfaction. S: starved A: well-fed 15.- refute (v.) to prove incorrect. S: to disprove A: to prove, support 16.- remorse (n.) deep and painful regret for ones past misdeeds. S: regret, guilt A: guiltlessness 17.- setback (n.) something that interferes with progress: a disappointment, unexpected loss or defeat: a steplike recession in a wall. S: a failure reversal A: an advance, progress 18.- smug (adj.) overly self-satisfied, self-righteous. S: conceited A: discontented 19.- synopsis (n.) a brief statement giving a general view of some subject, book, etc.: a summary. S: an outline 20.- tarry (v.) to delay leaving: to linger, wait: to remain or stay for a while S: to remain A: to rush, hasten, to leave U N I T V I 1.- agenda (n.) the program for a meeting: a list, outline, or plan of things to be considered or done. S: a schedule 2.- amiable (adj.) friendly, good-natured. S: pleasant A; unfriendly, gruff. 3.- befuddle (v.) to confuse, make stupid. S: stupefy A: to set straight 4.- blight (n.) a disease that causes plants to wither and die: a condition of disease or ruin: (v.) to destroy, ruin. S: an eyesore, to spoil A: promote, encourage 5.- boisterous (adj.) rough and noisy in a cheerful way: high-spirited. S: loud, disorderly A: quiet, calm, well-behaved 6.- clarity (n.) clearness, accuracy. S: precision A: confusion 7.- complaint (adj.) willing to do what someone else wants: obedient. S: docile A: obstinate, rebellious 8.- conserve (v.) to preserve: to keep from being damaged, lost, or wasted: to save. S: care for A: dissipate PAGE 7 9.- debut (n.) a first public appearance, a formal entrance into society: to make a first appearance. S: coming out A: retirement 10.- gory (adj.) very bloody: marked by bloodshed, slaughter, or violence. S: bloody, gruesome A: bloodless 11.- gross (adj.) overweight: coarse, vulgar: very noticeable: total: (n.) an overall total (without deductions): twelve dozen: (v.) to earn. S: total, fat A: partial, fine, thin 12.- induce (v.) to cause, bring about: to persuade. S: to bring on A: to prevent 13.- leeway (n.) extra space for moving along a certain route: allowance for mistakes or Inaccuracies: margin of error S: latitude, allowance 14.- limber (adj.) flexible: (v.) to cause to become flexible. S: pliable A: stiff, rigid 15.- maze (n.) a network of paths through which it is hard to find ones way: something very mixed-up and confusing. S: labyrinth 16.- oracle (n.) someone or something that can predict the future. S: a prophet 17.- partisan (n.) a strong supporter of a person, party, or cause: one whose support is unreasoning: a resistance fighter, guerrilla: (adj.) strongly supporting one side only S: fan, booster A: a critic, impartial 18.- reimburse (v.) to pay back: to give payment for S: refund, compensate 19.- vacate (v.) to go away from, leave empty: to void, annul. S: depart, abandon A: to occupy, keep 20.- vagabond (n.) an idle wanderer: a tramp: (adj.) wandering, unsettled: irresponsible. S: a wanderer, footloose A: resident, settled U N I T VII 1.- authorize (v.) to approve or permit: to give power or authority to. S: to order, to approve A: to forbid 2.- booty (n.) plunder: spoils taken (as from an enemy in war): anything valuable obtained by force or dishonesty. S: loot, plunder, spoils 3.- culprit (n.) a person who has committed a crime or is guilty of some misconduct; an offender. S: lawbreaker 4.- dawdle (v.) to waste time: to be idle: to spend more time in doing something than Is necessary. S: to delay A: to hurry, speed up PAGE 8 5.- dissect (v.) to cut apart In preparation to scientific study: to analyze with great care. S: examine A: fuse, to sew together 6.- expend (v.) to pay out, spend, to use up. S: consume A: to save 7.- fatality (n.) an event resulting in death: an accidental death. S: mortality A: an injury 8.- gullible (adj.) easily fooled, tricked, or cheated. S: innocent nave A: suspicious 9.- illicit (adj.) not permitted, unlawful, improper. S: illegal unlawful A: permissible 10.- immerse (v.) to plunge or dip into a fluid: to involve deeply, absorb. S: to engross, to dip A: pull out 11.- inflammatory (adj.) causing excitement or anger: leading to violence or disorder. S: provoking A: calming, soothing 12.- memorandum (n.) a note to aid ones memory: an informal note or report (pl., memorandums or memoranda). S: a reminder 13.- pathetic (adj.) marked by strong emotion, especially pity and sorrow: able to move people emotionally: worthy of pity, woefully inadequate S: distressing A: funny, hilarious 14.- persevere ( v.) to keep doing something in spite of difficulties: to refuse to quit even when the going is tough. S: pursue, stick to it A: to give up 15.- prevaricate ( v.) to lie, tell an untruth: to mislead on purpose. S: stretch the truth A: to tell the truth 16.- quash (v.) to crush, put down completely. S: suppress A: ignite, encourage 17.- relish (n.) enjoyment or satisfaction: something that adds a pleasing flavor: (v.) to enjoy greatly. S: pleasure A: hate, dislike 18.- reminisce (v.) to recall ones past thoughts, feelings, or experiences. S: to remember, recall 19.- scour (v.) to clean or polish by hard rubbing: to examine with great care: to move about quickly in search of. S: to scrub, polish, search A: to dirty, soil 20.- writhe (v.) to make twisting or turning movements in a way that suggests pain or struggle. S: to twist, thrash U N I T VIII 1.- affluence (n.) wealth, riches, prosperity, great abundance. S: wealth, prosperity A: poverty 2.- arrears (n., pl.) unpaid and overdue debts: an unfinished duty. S: late, overdue 3.- cascade (n.) a steep, narrow waterfall: something falling or rushing forth in quantity, (v.) to flow downward (like a waterfall). S: a waterfall A: a drip PAGE 9 4.- cringe (v.) to shrink back or hide in fear or submissiveness. S: to fawn A: swagger 5.- crotchety (adj.) cranky, ill-tempered: full of odd whims. S: crabby A: sociable 6.- format (n.) the size, shape, or arrangement of something. S: design 7.- immobile (adj.) not movable, not moving. S: stationary A: portable 8.- impassable (adj.) blocked so that nothing can go through. S: closed A: clear, fit for travel 9.- innovation (n.) something new, a change: the act of introducing a new method, idea, device, etc. S: modernization 10.- jovial (adj.) good-humored, In high spirits: merry. S: cheerful A: gloomy 11.- manacle (n., usually pl.) a handcuff, anything that chains or confines: (to chain or restrain (as with handcuffs). S: to put in chains A: set free 12.- martial (adj.) warlike, fond of fighting: relating to war, the army, or military life. S: hostile, warlike A: peaceable 13.- minimum (n.) the smallest possible amount: (adj.) the lowest permissible or possible. S: the least possible A: highest 14.- nimble (adj.) quick and skillful in movement, agile, clever. S: agile, flexible A: clumsy, stiff 15.- onset (n.) the beginning, start (especially of something violent and destructive): an attack, assault. 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