BARRONS 36-40

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BARRONS 36-40

genre
a certain form or style in painting or literature
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genre a certain form or style in painting or literature
candid frank, open, honest
unsavory disagreeable, offensive, morally bad
degrade make contemptible, lower
venial pardonable, forgivable
epitome person or thing that embodies or represents the best
dexterity mental or physical skill
grotesque strange, bizzare, fantastic
compassion sympathetic feeling, kindness
repugnant distasteful, repulsive
acme peak, pinnacle, zenith
copious ample, abundant, plentiful
vehemently violently, eagarly, passionately
depict describe clearly, picture, portray
naive unworldly, unsophisticated
perfidious treacherous, false
covet want, envy, wish
ingratiate win confidence, charm
penury poverty
ignominious humiliating, disgraceful
confront com face to face with
antipathy dislike, distaste, hate
servile slavish, submissive
volition willpower, choice
sojourn temporary stay
austere simple, unadorned, hard
felicitous happy
halcyon peaceful, calm
tenable supportable, defendable
superfluous excessive, surplus
motivate inspire, stimulate, provoke
rationalize use or give reason other than the real one
therapy healing or curing process
nascent beginning to exist or develop
iconoclast image-breaker, attacker of beliefs
erudite very scholarly
phobia persistent fear, strong dislike
germane appropriate, in close relatoinship to
vertigo dizziness
conductive leading, helpful
glib smooth of speech
homogeneous same or uniform
malleable capable of being shaped or formed
legerdemain sleight of hand, deceptive adroitness
trend general direction
stagnant motionless, dull, inactive
passe outmoded, old-fashioned
foist pass off slyly, pass as genuine
capitulate surrender, make terms
audacity boldness, daring
tantalize tease or torment by offering something good, but not deliver
stigmatize to mark with disgrace
procrastinate delay, put off
facet one side or view of a person or situation
retort to answer, reply
reticent silent or reserved
tacit understood, implied, not stated
chicanery trickery, underhandedness
docile easy to manage
fatal deadly, disastrous
saga heroic story
belated late, delayed
decrepit broken down, worn out
imperturbable calm, steady, serene
vacillate hesitate, fluctuate
staunch strong, trusty, firm
opprobrium scorn, insult
Machiavellian governed by orrotunity, not principled
unconscionable without conscience, unreasonable
pandemonium disorder, uproar
flay strip off skin, scold harshly
demeanor conduct, bearing
delineation sketch, description in words
vindicate absolve, justify
heinous hatefully evil
turpitude violation
infraction violation
callous unfeeling
redress to right a wrong
vituperation blame, abuse
rhetoric use (sometimes exaggerated) of language
clique small, exclusive group of people
extol praise highly
mentor counselor, coach, tutor
facile easily accomplished or contained
cant insincere or almostmeaningless talk
umbrage resentment, offense
magnanimous generous, noble
vilify malign, slander
elucidate to make clear
vapid uninteresting, dull
unwieldy bulky, difficult to handle
proximity nearness
lassitude weariness, weakness
vitiate destroy the use or value
augment enlarge, increase
fatuous foolish, silly, inane
contort twist violently
repetoire works that an artist is ready to perform
imperceptible extremely slight or gradual

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