Q1 Week 2 Ap Lang Word List Flashcards

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de

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down

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punct

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point

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tude

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state of

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pre

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before

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ad

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to

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hend

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grasp

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pro

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before

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in

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not

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dol

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suffer

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per

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through

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ag

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to do

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val

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worth

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ous

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full of

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lent

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full of

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put

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think

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moll

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greg

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alter

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ego

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ambi

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demur

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(to object) In the face of majorityopinion, she nevertheless demurred.

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poignant

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(sharp) The poignant parting left Heathcliff in lachrymose collapse.

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lassitude

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(languor) Gradually, the expatriates roused themselves from their after–lunch lassitude.

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apprehend

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(to understand) To apprehend the danger was beyond his mentalgrasp.

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prodigious
(amazing) Marco Polo saw giants, geniuses, and other prodigious wonders.
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indolent
(lazy) In the shimmering heat, he was idle, indolent, and could not pain himself to stir.
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persiflage
(flippant style) The sassy skit was filled with innuendo and persiflage.
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abiguous
(indefinite) Golda considered the possible meanings of the ambiguous message.
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ambivalence
(conflicting feelings) His ambivalent feelings were complex and contradictory.
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declasse
(low class) The once–distinguished event had fallen into declasse ill–repute.
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putative
(thought–to–be) Kidnapping was the putative reason for Hoffa's disappearance.
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mollify
(make soft) Achilles' vengeful anger could not be mollified by anyone.
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gregarious
(sociable) The gregarious Gulliver was constantly in the middle of the tiny crowd.
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altercation
(heated dispute) Somewhere in the dark, silent city, a noisy altercation broke out.
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alter ego
(second self) More than a plenipotentiary, she was the emperor's alter ego.