100 Words Every HS Student Should Know Week 1-5

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100 Words Every HS Student Should Know Week 1-5

abjure
renounce; to take back something you said
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abjure renounce; to take back something you said
abrogate to abolish; to do away with
abstemious dealing with eating/drinking in moderation
acumen quick and keen insight
antebellum dealing with a period before a war
auspicious marked by success
belie misrepresent
bellicose hostile in manner
bowdlerize remove questionable material
chicanery deception by trickery
chromosome strand of DNA that carries genes
churlish vulgar
circumlocution use of wordy language
circumnavigate to go completely around
deciduous shedding leaves; not lasting
deleterious having a harmful effect
diffident shy; lacking self-confidence
enervate to weaken or destroy
enfranchise to give the rights of citizenship
epiphany revelation; celebration of Magi visiting Baby Jesus
equinox when the sun crosses the celestial equator
euro monetary unit in most of Europe
evanescent vanishing like vapor
expurgate to remove questionable material from before publication
facetious humorous; joking
fatuous silly in a smug way
feckless ineffective; irresponsible
fiduciary relating to a holding of something
filibuster use of obstructionist tactics; stall tactic
gamete reproductive cell
gauche lacking grace; tactless
gerrymander to divide into districts unfairly
hegemony predominant influence of a group
hemoglobin iron-containing pigment in blood
homogeneous of the same kind
hypotenuse side of triangle thats opposite of the right angle
hubris arrogance; pride
impeach to make an accusation; to discredit
incognito with one's identity concealed; in disguise
incontrovertible unquestionable
inculcate to instill; to teach through repetition
infrastructure basic system of a place or organization
interpolate to insert between two parts
irony opposite of literal meaning
jejune dull, childish; lacking in nutrition
kinetic related to motion
kowtow to kneel with head to ground; to show respect
laissez faire non-interference in the affairs of others
lexicon dictionary; stock of terms
loquacious very talkative

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