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Lucid (adj): clear; apparent. Steadfast (adj): firm; not changing. Compassionate (adj): feeling or showing sympathy or pity. Incurred (v): brought about through ones own actions. Affliction (n): something that causes pain or distress. Recompense (n): payment of what is owed; reward. Abhor (v): feel disgust for; hate. Chide (v): scold. Renown (n): fame. English 10 Vocabulary List 3 (Pgs. 77, 85, 101) Fervor (n): strong or heated feeling; zeal. Inverted (adj): upside down. Blasphemous (adj): showing disrespect toward God or religious teachings. Adjured (v): ordered solemnly (seriously). Indignantly (adv): in a way showing righteous anger or scorn. Resolutely (adv): in a determined way. Enraptured (adj): completely delighted; spellbound. Munificence (n): great generosity. Ominous (adj): hinting at bad things to come. Repentance (n): sorrow for wrongdoing; remorse. Pomp (n): ceremonial splendor; magnificence. Myriads (n): great numbers of persons or things. Piety (n): devotion to religious duties or practices. Beneficent (adj): charitable. Extortions (n): acts of obtaining money or something else through threats, violence, or misuse of authority. English 10 Vocabulary List 4 (Pgs. 117, 129, 179) Competence (n); ability. Conduits (n): channels or pipes. Malice (n): ill will; evil intent. Solitude (n): isolation. Fathom (v): probe the depths of; understand. Taciturn (adj): not given to talking. Malicious (adj): intending harm; spiteful. Infirmity (n): weakness; illness. Innuendo (n): indirect remark or gesture that hints at something bad; sly suggestion. Diabolical (adj): devilish; wicked. Estranged (adj): isolated and unfriendly; alienated. Immortality (n): quality or state of being exempt from death; unending existence. Distinguishing (adj): serving to mark as separate or different. Stems (v): stops or dams up (as a river). Palpable (adj): able to be touched, felt, or handled. English 10 Vocabulary List 5 (Pgs. 191, 221) Mitigated (v): moderated; eased. Caricature (n): likeness or imitation that is so distorted or inferior as to seem ridiculous. Scruples (n): feelings of doubt over what is ethical. Pervades (v): spreads throughout. Manifested (v): proved or revealed. Dispel (v): cause to vanish. Invoked (v): called on for help. Pristine (adj): unspoiled; uncorrupted; innocent. Obsequiously (adj): in a manner that shows too great a willingness to serve. (brown noser) Rank (adj): foul; odorous. Elixir (n): magical potion that cures all ailments. Accrue (v): come to as an advantage or right; collect; inherit. Tardily (adv): late. Reprobate (n): scoundrel. Extirpate (v): Exterminate; destroy or remove completely. English 10 Vocabulary List 6 (Pgs. 221, 265, 279, 297) Skulks (v): lurks in a cowardly way; sneaks around. Manifestations (n): material forms. Contention (n): disputing; quarreling. Calamity (n): deep trouble. Submissive (adj): yielding; giving in without resistance. Homage (n): act of reverence and respect. Chastisements (n): punishments. Ritual (n): observance of prescribed rules. Bias (n): prejudice; partiality; showing favor. Bashful (adj): shy. Eddies (n): waters moving in circles against the main current. Scurry (v): to run hastily; to scamper. Pathos (n): quality in something that evokes sorrow or compassion. Imperceptibly (adv): without being noticed. (The student sat imperceptibly in class.) The student sat without being noticed in class. Veiled (v): covered. English 10 Vocabulary List 7 (Pgs. 297, 307, 319, 413) Bland (adj): mild; without flavor; boring. Serenity (n): peace; tranquility. Earnest (adj): serious; not joking. Chastised (v): punished. Loathsome (adj): detestable; hated. Indefinitely (adv): without a specified limit. Sustained (v): maintained; supported. Epidemic (n): rapidly and widely spreading disease. Mediocre (adj): not good enough; inferior. Anticipate (v): expect. Rebuked (v): scolded sharply. Sleek (adj): smooth; glossy. Murmur (n): low, indistinct, continuous sound. Tenuous (adj): slender or fine, as a fiber. Suffuses (v): overspreads; fills with a glow. English 10 Vocabulary List 8 (Pgs. 413, 423, 439) Endeavor (n): earnest attempt at achievement; serious attempt to do well. Accordance (n): agreement; harmony. Incredulous (adj): disbelieving; doubtful; skeptical. Manifold (adj): many; various. Tangible (adj): definite; objective; real. Consummation (n): state of supreme perfection, skillfulness, and expertise. Culmination (n): highest point or climax. Commiserate (v): share of grief or sorrow; sympathize. Eloquence (n): fluent, persuasive speech. Affidavit (n): legal document containing sworn testimony. Lamented (v): felt deep sorrow for; mourned. Avenged (v): took revenge on behalf of. Exhorting (v): urging; pressuring; encouraging. Impudence (n): rashness; boldness. Indictment (n): formal accusation; a charge of wrongdoing. English 10 Vocabulary List 9 (Pgs. 439, 467, 533) Piety (n): respect for the gods. Blight (n): destructive disease, usually to crops Pestilence (n): plague; deadly disease. Induced (v): persuaded; caused. Dispatch (v): kill; murder; slaughter. Invoke (v): summon; cause to appear. Prophecy (n): prediction of the future. Countenance (n): the look on a persons face. Malignant (adj): very harmful. Notions (n): ideas. Perjured (adj): purposely false; lied. Guile (n): trickery. Tumult (n): commotion; confusion. Unfettered (adj): unrestrained; free. Blaspheming (adj): irreverent; disrespectful; mocking. English 10 Vocabulary List 10 (Pgs. 533, 549, 557, 599) Desecrating (v): treating as not sacred; damaging; vandalizing. Portents (n): signs that suggest what is about to occur. Dominion (n): kingdom; area of rule. Sequence (n): order; succession; arrangement. Poised (adj): balanced and steady, as though suspended or floating. Conflagration (n): large, destructive fire. Unhampered (adv): freely; without interference. Destitute (adj): extremely poor. Antiquity (n): early period of history; ancient times; olden days. Precipitous (adj): steep ascent, cliff, or climb; sheer height. Demarcation (n): boundary; limit. Munificence (n): great generosity. Vassal (n): person who holds land under the feudal system, pledging loyalty to an overlord. Prowess (n): ability; skill. Exulting (v): rejoicing. English 10 Vocabulary List 11 (Pgs. 599, 629, 657) Unrestrained (v): not checked or controlled; free. Malice (n): ill will; spite; hate. Sinister (adj): wicked; threatening harm. Intrepid (adj): brave; fearless. Thwarted (v): hindered; frustrated. Sovereign (adj): chief; superior; highest. Navigated (v): piloted; steered (a boat). Elated (adj): extremely happy; joyful. Serene (adj): clear; calm; peaceful. Nimble (adj): able to move quickly and lightly; agile; fast. Esteemed (v): valued; respected. Importunity (n): persistence; determination. Abases (v): lowers; brings down. Flounders (v): struggles to move. Tremulous (adj): quivering; shaking. English 10 Vocabulary List 12 (Pgs. 657, 729, 743) Zeal (n): ardor; fervor; enthusiasm. Putrid (adj): rotten; stinking. Despicable (adj): deserving to be despised; contemptible. Lamentation (n): weeping; wailing; crying. Scorn (v): reject; mock; ridicule. Reprimand (v): a severe or formal rebuke or scolding. Sated (v): completely satisfied. Exults (v): rejoices greatly. Sojourn (n): visit; trip; journey. Crone (n): very old woman. Languishing (v): becoming weak. Reposes (v): puts to rest; sleep. Courtly (adj): dignified; polite; elegant. Sumptuous (adj): costly; lavish. Frugally (adv): thriftily; economically; to handle money carefully. English 10 Vocabulary List 13 (Pgs. 743, 757, 769) Deference (n): courteous regard or respect. Affably (adv): in a friendly manner. Impertinence (n): insolence; impudence; impoliteness; disrespect. Despondent (adj): dejected; hopeless. Manifest (adj): clear; evident. Conspicuous (adj): easy to see or perceive. Multitude (n): a great number. Impelled (v): pushed or driven forward. Derive (v): to get or receive from a source. Diffidence (n): lack of confidence in oneself. Constitution (n): structure or makeup of a person or thing; foundation. Conjectures (n): guesses. Infatuation (n): foolish or shallow feelings of affection; not real love. Ingenuity (n): cleverness; inventiveness. Incongruous (adj): inconsistent; lacking in harmony. English 10 Vocabulary List 14 (Pgs. 769, 789, 801, 845) Appropriate (v): take for ones own use. Illustrious (adj): distinguished or outstanding. Buffeted (v): struck sharply. Hazards (n): dangers. Impervious (adj): not affected by, or unable to be damaged Prone (adj): lying face downward. Endowed (v): given or provided with. Candor (n): open honesty and frankness. Vivacity (n): liveliness or animation. Prodigy (n): a person of very great ability. Clemency (n): mercy toward an enemy or offender. Envoys (n): messengers. Fervent (adj): intensely devoted or earnest; serious. Primal (adj): original; fundamental; ancient. Obstinate (adj): determined to have ones own way; stubborn. English 10 Vocabulary List 15 (Pgs. 845, 875, 885) Fetters (n): shackles; chains. Tenacity (n): persistence; stubbornness. Insatiableness (n): the quality of being impossible to fill. Painstakingly (adv): using great diligence or care. Fathomless (adj): immeasurably deep; so great or enormous, there is no end or limit; infinite. Ancestral (adj): inherited, as from an ancestor. Morose (adj): gloomy; in a bad or sullen mood. Resplendent (adj): brightly shining; dazzling. Mutely (adv): silently; without the capacity to speak. Proffering (v): offering. Nonchalantly (adv): in a casually indifferent manner. Sovereign (n): monarch or ruler. Adroit (adj): skillful in a physical or mental way. Flourish (v): fanfare, as of trumpets; grand show. Strains (n): passages of music; tunes; airs. English 10 Vocabulary List 16 (Pgs. 885, 905, 941) Monotone (n): sound or song that repeats a single note. Pillaging (v): plundering; looting; stealing. Superimposed (v): placed on top of something else; cover up. Placidly (adv): calmly. Discord (n): dissension; conflict. Prostrate (adj): lying with ones face down. Taciturn (adj): almost always silent. Benevolent (adj): doing or inclined to do good; kindly; charitable. Spendthrift (n): person who spends money carelessly. Squandering (v): spending money wastefully. Prodigal (n): person who spends money wastefully. Indiscreet (adj): unwise or not careful. Frivolous (adj): silly and light-minded; not sensible. Contraband (n): unlawful or forbidden goods. Subordinate (adj): inferior; ranking under or below. English 10 Vocabulary List 17 (Pgs. 1065, 1117) Impracticable (adj): not capable of being put into practice. Obstinancy (n): stubbornness. Exuded (v): discharged a liquid through the skin. Rectify (v): to set things right or restore balance. Imminent (adj): ready to happen at any moment. Gyration (n): circular or spiral motion. Pallid (adj): pale. Debacle (n): overwhelming failure or defeat. Supple (adj): easily bent; flexible. Connoisseur (n): person with an expert knowledge and taste. Convalescent (n): person who is recovering their health after illness. Enraptured (adj): filled with great pleasure. Iridescent (adj): showing rainbowlike shifts in color. Serpentine (adj): resembling a snake. Congealed (v): thickened; solidified. English 10 Vocabulary List 18 (Pgs. 1127, 1145, 1161) Plight (n): a sad or difficult situation. Paternal (adj): like a father. Discrimination (n): show of partiality or prejudice; bias. Vitality (n): energy; life force. Retorted (v): replied, especially in a sharp or challenging way. Stoically (adv): done with indifference to pain or pleasure; uncomplaining. Incongruous (adj): not fitting a situation; inappropriate. Harrowing (adj): disturbing; frightening. Monotonously (adv): done in a way that goes on and on without changing. Exalted (adj): lifted high because of dignity or honor. Sensual (adj): pleasing to the senses. Invokes (v): calls on. Anoint (v): to rub oil or ointment on. Sheaves (n): bundles of cut stalks of grain. Meager (adj): thin; lean; small. English 10 Vocabulary List 19 (Pgs. 1161, 1201, 1219) Terminology (n): terms used in a specific discipline. Frugality (n): thrift; penny-pinching. Connotations (n): ideas suggested by a word that go beyond its concrete meaning; suggestions. Equable (adj): steady; uniform; levelheaded. Squandered (v): wasted. Disdain (n): strong dislike. Myriad (adj): many; varied. Enumerating (v): counting; listing. Bountiful (adj): generous; abundant. Labyrinths (n): structures with an intricate network of winding passages. Haggard (adj): wasted; worn; gaunt. Resistant (adj): strong; firm. Destitute (adj): completely poor. Jetty (n): wall or barrier built into a body of water to protect a harbor. Loomed (v): appeared in a large or threatening form. English 10 Vocabulary List 20 (Pgs. 1219, 1231, 1253) Wharf (n): structure built as a landing place for boats. Scorn (n): contempt; open dislike or derision. Stupor (n): mental dullness, as if drugged. Cue (n): prompt or reminder. Plateau (n): elevated tract of relatively level land. Siege (n): the surrounding of a fortified place by an opposing force, such as an army. Foretaste (n): slight experience or hint of something that is still to come. Mobilized (v): ready for action or battle. Denounce (v): accuse publicly. Fraternized (v): associated in a brotherly way; socialized. Furtive (adj): done in a secret or sneaky way. Sordid (adj): filthy; depressingly wretched. Prophetic (adj): giving a prediction of the future. Intuition (n): instinctive of understanding; instinct; sixth sense. 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