Elite Vocab Set 901-925

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sat vocabulary

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Elite 09

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Elite Vocab Set 901-925

charlatan
n. a fake; one who pretends to have expert knowledge
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charlatan n. a fake; one who pretends to have expert knowledge
misogyny n. hatred of women
putative adj. put forth or accepted as true on inadequate grounds; supposed
gnarled adj. twisted; knotty
remiss adj. careless in, or negligent about, attending to a task
nostalgia n. a general longing for the past or to return home
threadbare adj. old and worn out
impinge v. to have an effect on something, esp. a negative one; to enroach
masquearde v. to wear a disguige; to put on a false appearance
anthropocentric adj. interpreting everything in terms of human experience and values
premises n.land and the buildings that are on it
arbitrate v. to settle a dispute or a fight between two parties
bliss n. perfect happiness
declaim v. to recite a speech, poem etc; to announce formally
loathe v. to dislike something greatly
chronic adj. continuing for a long time; recurrent
grave adj. serious; dignified; formal
obfuscate v. to make diffucult to understand; to make indistinct
clemency n. mercy, or leniency towards an offender
myraid n. an indifinitely large number
subside v. to settle down
tome n. a large, orten scholarly book
androgynous adj. having both male female characteristics
sheer adj. transparently thin; complete, unmixed; nearly vertical
divulge v. to reveal or make known
apocryphal adj. probably untrue or true; of questionable authorship
discord n. conflict or disargeement
seminal adj. original and inspiring further similarefforts
cavalcade n. an order of events; a procession
accelerate v. to increase speed
lexicographer n. a person who writes or compiles dictionaries
mot juste n. exactly the right word or expression
compunction n. a feeling uneasiness caused by a sense of guilt
appall v. to horrify
rhetoric n. persuasive or artful use of language
bustle n. energetic, often noisy, activity; a stir; v. to move about energetically
scrupulous adj. conscientious and exact; having principles
trivial adj. of little worth or importance
miser n. a greedy person who hoards money, even at the expense of personal discomfort
augment v. to make greater, in size, extent, or quantity
axiom n. premise; true statement; a saying
sequester v. to move or set apart; to quarantine
sedate adj. calm; quiet
assuage v. to lessen pain or distress
bask v. to enjoy a warm or pleasant feeling
tendentious adj. having a bias; favoring a cause (usually in print)
decipher v. to read or interpret something confusing or illegible; to convert from a code
hymn n. a religious song; a song of praise
felicitous adj. well chosen; appropriate
wry adj. dryly humorous, with a touch of irony

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