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Week 2 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEdiscern deh SURNto differentiate between two or more thingsdistinguishto ignore; to be obliviousBecause of the fog, I was barely able to discern the landing strip.disdain dis DANEintense dislike; to treat with scorn or contempt; to reject as unworthyto be arrogant, haughty, high-handed, insolent, lordlyfavor; admiration; to loveNever having to do manual labor, he disdained the idea of becoming a cotton picker.disparage deh SPAR ijto degrade, to speak of someone or something in a derogatory mannerbelittle, decry, deprecateto praise profuselyHis disparaging remarks about me caused the committee to give the job to another person.disparity deh SPAR eh teeinequality, the condition or fact of being unequal in age, rank, or degreediscrepancysimilarityThe couple got married even though there was a great disparity in their ages.embellish em BEL ishto decorate, to make beautiful with ornamentationdeck, garnish, ornament, adornto abbreviateHe would embellish his narratives with anecdotes about famous people. Week 3 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEengender en JEN derto cause, to produce, to createbring aboutto squelchHis angry words engendered strife in his relationship with his wife.innocuous eh NOK yoo usharmless, producing no injuryinoffensivedangerous; injuriousSince the drink is innocuous, it is okay for us to have some.insipid in SIP idboring and stupidbanal, flat, inane, jejune, vapidspirited and animated; zestfulI am bored by your insipid talk.lament luh MENTto mourn or to express sorrow in a demonstrative mannerbemoan, bewail, deploreto rejoiceShe lamented the death of her father.laud LAWDto praise, to extolrevereto defameHer performance was lauded by all of the critics. Week 4 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEobscure ub SKYOORdifficult to see, vagueambiguous, cryptic, enigmatic, equivocalclear; apparentBecause the meaning of the play was obscure, I was unable to enjoy it.ostentatious os ten TAY shusshowy, pretentiouspompousmodestThe ostentatious socialite wore her mink fur coat even during the warmest days of August.prodigal PROD uh gulwasteful, a person given to extravagancelavish, lush, luxuriant, profusethriftyThe prodigal son squandered his inheritance.repudiate reh PYOO dee ateto reject; to disown, to disavowrenounceto adoptHe announced that he would repudiate all debts that had been created by his wife.reticence RET uh sunsrestraint in speech, reluctance to speakreserve, taciturnitycandorA lawyer must have great reticence in discussing matters that could violate his clients rights. Week 5 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCErevere reh VEREto honor, to regard with respectadore, venerate, worshipto despiseMany Catholics revere the Pope.serene suh REENcalm, placidtranquilagitatedThe mountain on a clear spring morning is a serene setting.subtle SUT uldelicate, elusive, not obviousunderstatedobvious; gross; bluntTo avoid being obtrusive in the elegant restaurant, he used subtle gestures to the waiter to his table.superfluous soo PUR floo usbeyone what is needed or required, an overflowunessentialnecessaryThe meeting lasted so long because of many superfluous comments by some of the speakers.taciturn TAS eh turnquiet, not verbosereserved, reticentloquacious; talkativeA shy person is usually taciturn. Week 6 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEantithesis an TI thuh sisa direct opposite, a contrastconverseduplicate; sameGood is the antithesis of evil.ascend uh SENDto move upward, to rise from a lower stationriseto descend; to go downThe climbers ascended the mountain.austere aw STEERstrict, stern; unadorned asceticsevereindulgentPioneers usually led an austere existence.autonomous aw TON uh muhsindependent, self-containedself-sufficientdependentOne who is autonomous needs no help from othersbanal BANE ul buh NALcommon, ordinary, lacking freshness, hackneyedinane, insipid, jejune, vapidfresh, unique, extraordinaryBecause of his use of overused trite remarks, his speeches are banal. Week 7 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEbenign buh NINEnot causing harm, of gentle disposition, beneficialharmlessmalignant, harmfulThe minister was loved because of his benign attitude toward all typed of people.capricious kuh PRISH uschanging suddenly, fickleinconstant, mercurial, unstablestableHer capricious moods are difficult to anticipate.dawdle DOD ulto waste time, to spend time idly, to move in a lackadaisical mannerdally, loiter, procrastinateto rushSince we have a deadline, do not dawdle over your work.defamation def uh MAY shunact of harming or ruining anothers reputationslanderadulationThe defamation of anothers character is a horrible thing.esoteric es uh TER ikunderstood only by a small group or a select fewarcaneobviousThe English teachers were having an esoteric discussion about the correct usage of some obscure word. Week 8 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEexacerbate ig ZAS ur bateto aggravate, to irritate, to vexmake worseto ameliorate; to sootheYou will only exacerbate the situation if you try to call her.extol ik STOLEto praise, to glorifyexaltto defameThe teacher would always extol students who tried to do their best.fastidious fa STID ee usreflecting a meticulous or demanding attitude, critical to an extremefinickynot meticulousHe considered her fastidious because she was offended by insignificant mistakes or errors.furtive FUR tivsecret in an underhanded way, stealthyclandestine, covert, stealthy, surreptitious, underhandedboldDuring the test, he made some furtive glances at other classmates papers.gregarious greh GAR ee ussociable and outgoingunreservedshy; reservedHe became much more gregarious after he developed an interest in girls. Week 9 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEhypocrite HIP uh kritone who is insincere or deceitfulinsinceresincere personSaying one thing and then doing the other is the mark of a hypocrite.innate eh NATEexisting from birth, inborninbornlearnedHe has innate athletic talents that cannot be taught.lethargic luh THAR jiksluggish, languidstuporous, torpidenergeticHaving had too much to drink, he was very lethargic the morning after the party.melancholy MEL un kol eedepression of spiritssadhappinessAfter Dad lost his job, he fell into a state of melancholy.opaque oh PAKEnot allowing the passage of light, not transparent; hard to understanddarktransparentI am placing something opaque in the window so that no one will be able to see into this room. Week 10 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEprolific pro LiF ikabundantly fruitful, marked by great productivityfecund, fertilebarren; unfruitfulSince he has written a great number of books in a short period, Stephen King is known as a prolific writer.reprove reh PROOVto scold or to rebuke for a misdeed usually with kindly intentadmonish, castigate, chastise, chide, rebuke, reproachto approve; to applaudA teacher sometimes needs to reprove a student for talking during class.symmetry SIM eh treebalanced proportionsbalancelack of balanceThe symmetry of the gardens of Versailles creates a beautiful and balanced atmosphere.tranquil TRANG kwulpeaceful, calmplacid, sereneagitatedWeather in Texas can quickly change from tranquil to turbulent.venerate VEN uh rateto honor, to revereadore, worshipscornAlthough I did not always agree with President Kennedy, I venerate his memory. Week 11 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEabstruse ab STRUSEdifficult to understand, recondite, concealedcomplex, complicated, intricate, knottyreadily understood; clearSome concepts of Einstein were so abstruse that many physicists could not understand them.affable AF uh bulfriendly, courteous, amiablecordial, genial, gracious, sociablesurly; aloof; unfriendlyHe had a very affable nature, always saying Hello to everyone.audacity aw DAS uh teeexcessive boldness, rashness, daringcheek, chutzpah, effrontery, gall, hardihood, temeritymeeknessI was surprised that he had the audacity to approach the Queen.contrite kun TRITEextremely apologetic, remorseful, repentantpenitentunrepentantHer contrite tears were not enough to convince her father not to ground her for her disobedience.credulous KREJ uh lusbelieving on slight evidence, gulliblenaivesuspiciousBecause the ladys horoscope said that she should stay inside, the credulous woman did not go to work.Week 12 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEdepravity deh PRAV eh teemoral corruption, a wicked or perverse actabasement, corruption, debasement, debaucherynoble behaviorThe depravity of his behavior shocked everyone.deprecate DEP ruh kateto disapprove regretfully, to belittle, to express mild disapprovalcriticizeto endorseDo not deprecate her act unless you fully understand her situation.didactic die DAK tikinstructive, designed to teachinstructiveuninstructiveBecause of the coachs didactic approach, his players learned many blocking techniques.dormant DOR muntinactive, sleepingabeyant, latent, quiescentactiveMost flowers remain dormant in the winder and bloom in the spring.enigmatic en ig MAT ikmysterious, inexplicable, puzzlingabstruse, ambiguous, cryptic, equivocal, obscureclearThe disappearance of Amelia Earhart is an enigma to this day. Week 13 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEerudite ER yoo ditescholarlyintellectualignorantThe erudite professor had spent many years studying the theory of relativity.exotic ig ZOT ik foreign, unfamiliarforeignnativeThe circus features exotic animals from Africa.fuse FYOOZto mix or to join (usually by melting)amalgamate, blend, coalesce, commingle, mergeto divideZinc and copper can be fused into hard, bright brass.immutable eh MYOO tuh bulunchangingindisputablefickleHer love for her husband was immutable.incorrigible in KOR eh juh bulincapable of being reformed or improvedirredeemableamenable to improvementHe was expelled from school because of his incorrigible conduct. Week 14 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEloathe LOETHto detestabhor, abominateto adoreThe fact that I loathe your brother does not mean that we cannot be friends.mitigate MIT uh gateto cause to become less harsh or hostile; to make less severeallay, alleviate, assuage, lightento intensify; to aggravateHe apologized in order to mitigate her dislike for him.nullify NUL eh fieto cause not to be in effect, to negateabrogate, annul, invalidateto make effectiveI am seeking to nullify the contract because he has not complied with it.pacifistic pas uh FIS tikopposed to war or use of forceappeased, conciliated, mollified, placated, propitiatedmartialThe man refused to fight because of his pacifistic beliefs.pretentious preh TEN shusmaking an extravagant outward show, self-importantostentatious, pompousmeek; humble; shyIsnt it a little pretentious to spend two million dollars on a wedding? Week 15 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEprologue PRO logintroductory remarks in a speech, play, or literary work, introductory actionforewordfinaleThe play had a prologue that set the scene for the opening act.recant reh KANTto withdraw or to repudiate a statement or belief, revokeabjure, forswear, renounce, retractto avow; to reaffirm beliefThe prosecutors case was greatly weakened when his main witness recanted his testimony.servile SUR vil SUR vileoverly submissiveobsequious, slavish, subservientauthoritativeSome young laborers are servile to their employers because they have no other opportunity.trepidation trep eh DAY shunfear, trembling, agitationanxietyfearlessnessSince I did not have time to study, I have a lot of trepidation about this examination.vilify VIL eh fieto malign, to defame, to utter abusive statements againstasperse, calumniate, denigrate, traduceto praise; to acclaimIt is not right to vilify someone just because he disagrees with you. Week 16 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEaesthetic ush THEH ticrelating or pertaining to a sense of beauty or artartisticHe is considered to have aesthetic tastes because he loves beauty and the arts.aloof uh LOOFapart, indifferentdetached, incurious, unconcernedintegrated, friendlyThe woman remained aloof during the party, separating herself from everyone else.archaic are KAY ikantiquated, old, out of useantiquated, antique, obsolete, venerablecontemporary; modernWords such as thou, which are no longer part of normal vocabulary, are archaic.assuage uh SWAYJto ease, to mitigate, to make less painful or burdensome, to calmallay, alleviate, lighten, sootheto irritate; to intensifyYour kind words should assuage her suffering. The medicine should assuage his pain.belie buh LIEto contradict, to give a false impressioncontradictto support; to agree withHer first words appeared to belie all the wonderful things I had heard about her. Week 17 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEcontentious kun TEN shusquarrelsome, stirring controversybellicose, belligerent, pugnaciouscongenial; harmoniousMy contentious child will not listen to any form of reason.daunt DAWNTto intimidate, to dismaydiscourageto heartenI am not daunted by your threats.debilitate deh BIL uh tateto weaken, to enfeeblesapto invigorateI was debilitated by my bout with pneumonia.discord DIS kordlack of agreement, tension, strifecontention, dissension, varianceharmony; agreementThere is a lot of discord in the nation over environmental issues.dissemination deh sum un NAY shunthe act of spreading widely; scatteringdistributionconsolidationThe dissemination of these ideas can best be achieved through television. Week 18 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEdogmatic dog MAT ikstrongly opinionated in an unwarranted mannerdictatorial, doctrinaire, magisterial, oracularunopinionated; wishy-washyHe was so dogmatic that having an intelligent discussion with him was impossible.duplicity doo PLIS eh teedouble-dealing, hypocrisydeceitsincerity; single-mindednessHis duplicity was exposed when the girl he was seeing found out he was married.egocentric ee go SEN trikself-centered, selfishself-centeredmodest; selflessEgocentric people rarely show any concern for others.euphemism YOO fuh muz umsubstitution of an inoffensive term for one that is offensivecourse expressionPeople frequently use a euphemism for the word died. The commonly say someone oassed away.gluttonous GLUT uh nusgreedy for food and drinkrapacious, ravenous, voracioustemperateI am so gluttonous that I would have great difficulty dieting. Week 19 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEmundane mun DANEordinary, commonplacedullunusual, outstandingAfter I take care of these mundane matters, we can do something exciting.ominous OM uh nusthreateningfateful, portentousharmless; non-threateningThe ominous clouds were harbingers of the tornado.petulance PECH uh lunsunreasonable touchiness or irritabilityirritabilityserenityPetulance is sometimes the trait of a child who is not getting his way.pompous POM pusexaggerated show of dignity or self-importance, bombasticostentatious, pretentioushumble; meekIt is very pompous of him to believe that his ideas should always receive the first consideration.precocious preh KOE shusexceptionally early in development or occurrencebright, giftedbackwardA child prodigy is a young person who is very precocious. Week 20 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEslothful SLOTH fullazy, indolentbovineindustriousThe student is so slothful that he has never done any of his homework assignments.trivia TRIV ee uhinsignificant mattersdetailsimportant mattersThe English teacher is looking for substance, not trivia, in themes.verbose ver BOSEwordy, very talkativelong-windedterseThat professor is so verbose that it takes him an hour to cover material that should take fifteen minutes.virulent VIR yuh luntextremely poisonous; hatefulpotentharmlessThe doctor prescribed a lot of medication to arrest the virulent infection.volatile VOL uh tilquickly changeable, easily vaporizedunstablestatic; unchangeableBecause of his volatile temper, one must use caution in dealing with him. Week 21 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEacrimonious ak ruh MONE ee uscausticspitefulcordialThe prisoner of war had acrimonious remarks for those that mistreated him.ameliorate uh MEE lee o rateto make better, to relieve, to improveimproveto make worse; to aggravateSocial workers attempt to ameliorate the conditions of people living in the slum areas.amenable uh MEN uh bulopen to or willing to follow advice or suggestion, tractable, malleabledocile, obedientunwillingSince I like him and usually agree with him, I am always amenable to listening to his ideas.amorphous uh MOR fussshapeless, having no definite formshapelessstructuredIn the science fiction movie, the amorphous mass terrorized the town.buoyant BOY untcapable of floating; cheerfulafloatlikely to sinkBecause the log was buoyant, it stayed afloat. Week 22 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEcajole kuh JOLEto persuade with deliberate flattery, to coax, to wheedlewheedleto browbeatI will not be cajoled into allowing you to stay up past your bedtime.calamity kuh LAM uh teea serious event causing distress or misfortunecataclysm, catastrophegood fortuneThe earthquake in Mexico was a calamity.debase deh BASEto reduce in dignity or qualityabase, corrupt, debauch, demean, deprave, pervert, vitiateto glorifyDo not debase yourself by swearing.efface eh FASEto erase, to wear awayeradicateto make conspicuousThe date on the coin has been effaced.elucidate eh LOO seh dateto make clear, to explainexplicate, expoundto confuseI will try to elucidate some of the important changes in the tax code. Week 23 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEephemeral eh FEM ur ullasting a short period of time, fleetingevanescent, fleeting, fugitive, transient, transitorylasting; timeless; eternalThe microorganism had an ephemeral lifespan. it died shortly after it was created.ferocity fuh ROS eh teesavageryragemildnessA tiger is an animal that has ferocity.flourish FLUR ishto thrive, to grow wellthriveto witherThe company flourished after a new board of directors took control.haughty HAW teearrogant, excessively proud and vaindisdainful, high-handed, insolent, lordly, supercilioushumbleBeing quarterback of the football team does not give him the right to be haughty.impervious im PUR vee usincapable of being entered or penetrated, not capable of being damagedsolidpenetrableBecause this watch is impervious to water, I can go swimming while wearing it. Week 24 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEinane eh NANElacking significance, meaning, or point; silly, insipidbanal, flat, jejune, vapidpertinent; intelligent; significantYour comments are inane and are preventing the discussion of the main topic.indolence IN duh lunslazinessslothfulnessindustriousnessThe hot and humid weather in the tropics encourages indolence.infallible in FAL uh bulincapable of errorperfecterroneous; fallaciousSince everyone makes mistakes, no human is infallible.inscrutable in SKROO tuh buldifficult to understand; mysteriousenigmaticclear; readable; understandableHe had us all confused with his inscrutable smile.languid LANG gwidslow, sluggish, listless, weaklethargic, stuporous, torpidanimatedThe old mans walk was languid, each pace requiring great effort. Week 25 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEmalice MAL isdesire to harm othersmalevolence, malignity, spiteconcernHer death was caused by malice and was not accidental.oblique uh BLEEKslanting, indirect, evasive, devious, misleadingindirectdirectBecause of the suspects oblique answers, our interrogation of him led us in the wrong direction.opulenceOP yuh lunsmagnificence meagerness, scarcityUntil the recent decline in the price of oil, the Hunt name was synonymous with opulence.penitent PEN eh tuntshowing or feeling regret for wrongdoing, repentantcontrite, remorsefulunrepentantHe became penitent when he realized that his prank resulted in serious injury.perfunctory pur FUNGK tuh reeacting routinely with little interest or caremechanicalconcerned; diligentDue to his perfunctory manner of inspecting the factory, he did not notice some serious problems. Week 26 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEantiquated AN tuh kwat idobsolete, out of fashion, no longer usableantique, archaic, obsolete, venerablemodernWe cannot afford to have antiquated military forces.arable AIR uh bulfit for plowing, tillabletillableuntillableIf a farmer does not use good conversation measures, the land will not stay arable.ascendancy uh SIN dun seedomination; growing powerpowerdeclineThe United States would not patiently submit to the ascendancy of Hitler.atrophy AT row feeto waste away, to withershrivelto thrive; to growHis hunger strike caused his body to atrophy.clandestine klan DES tinsecretcovert, furtive, stealthy, surreptitious, underhandedopen; obviousThe C.I.A. is involved in clandestine activities. Week 27 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEconciliate kun SIL ee ateto reconcile, to pacify, to renew a friendshipappease, mollify, placate, propitiateto estrangeMy husband tried to conciliate me with a gift of roses.cursory KUR suh reesuperficial, casual, hastily doneperfunctorymeticulousHe gave only cursory consideration to my suggestion .derision deh REH zhunscoffing at, mockery, ridiculescornapplauseThe boy received much derision for his plaid gym shorts.enmity EN muh teeabsolute hatredanimosity, animus, antagonism, antipathy, hostility, rancorlove; admirationI have a lot of enmity for people who provide illegal drugs to children.extricate EK struh kateto free, to disentangledisembarrass, disencumberto snareHe could not extricate himself from the trap. Week 28 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEforbearance fore BARE unspatience, lenienceself-controlimpatienceBecause he is so young, we must have forbearance in dealing with him.frivolous FRIV uh luslacking in seriousness or importanceplayfulserious; soberA teacher should limit frivolous behavior in the classroom.garrulous GAR yuh lustalkative, ramblingvolubletaciturnHe was so garrulous that he repeated everything many times.impetuous im PECH oo usviolent, hasty, rash, impulsiveunthinkingreservedHis impetuous behavior caused him to make many mistakes.industrious in DUS tree usskillfully busy or occupiedassiduous, diligent, sedulousslothful, indolentThe industrious student will use time wisely. Week 29 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEinfamous IN fuh mushaving a reputation of the worst kind, vicious, notoriously baddisreputable, ignominiousillustriousThe Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was an infamous act.insolence IN suh lunsinsulting or contemptuous behaviorarrogance, haughtiness, high-handedness, impertinencerespectHis insolence and lack of respect for his mother are shocking.levity LEV eh teeexcessive, frivolity, flippancylightheartednessseriousnessIt was inappropriate for him to insert some levity into the funeral service.oblivion uh BLIV ee unstate of being forgottenunconsciousnessremembranceUntil the singers recent hit, his career had fallen into a state of oblivion.paradoxical pair uh DOKS uh kulsomething that appears false or contradictory but is actually correctcontradictorylogicalIt is paradoxical that a man from the South, Lyndon Johnson, led the fight for the passage of a civil rights bill. Week 30 WORDDEFINITIONSYNONYM(S)ANTONYM(S)EXAMPLE SENTENCEperjury PUR juh reefalse testimony under oathlying under oathtruthful testimonyHe was charged with perjury for lying to the grand jury.rancor RANG kur bitter deep-seated ill will, enmityanimosity, animus, antagonism, antipathy, hostilityaffection; kindnessI was full of rancor when I saw the students acting mean to my sister.sycophant SIK uh funta self-serving flatterer, a brownnoserleech, sponge, toadyA wise ruler will not pay attention to the many sycophants who will try to gain his attention.vacillating VAS uh lay ting changing, fluctuatingwaveringstatic; stable; not easily changedI have vacillating opinions concerning my future career.vivid VIV idbright, distinct, and cleargraphiclacklusterI have vivid memories of my trip to Europe.   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