FRANKLIN ENGLISH 11 SAT VOCABULARY S1-Q2

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ENGLISH 11 SEMESTER 1

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ENGLISH 11 SAT VOCAB WORDS FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

PITTMAN

SHAKELY

PUCKETT

SCHEMNAUR

PHELPS

TOLBERT

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Ms. Wyatt's GED Preparation, Academic Support

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FRANKLIN ENGLISH 11 SAT VOCABULARY S1-Q2

ALTRUISM
a concern for others; generosity
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ALTRUISM a concern for others; generosity
OPULENT rich, luxurious; wealthy
IMPEDIMENT a barrier; obstruction
AMBIGUOUS open to more than one interpretation
EXTENUATE to lessen seriousness by providing partial excuses
DEBACLE a complete collapse or failure
DEMEANOR behavior; manner of conducting oneself
NEBULOUS hazy, vague, indistinct, or confused
SANGUINE cheerfully optimistic
PERUSE to read carefully; scrutinize
ADROIT skillful; clever
LACONIC using few words; short; concise
SAGACIOUS wise; having keen perception and sound judgement
CESURE to criticize or blame
ECLECTIC choosing from various sources
GARISH tastelessly gaudy
REDOLENT having a pleasant odor
EPITOME A typical example
GARNER to gather; to acquire
PARADIGM a model; an example
BREVITY briefness; short duration
OFFAL garbage; waste parts
ELICIT call forth, evoke, extract, educe
PANACHE self-confidence; a showy manner
RECOIL to retreat; to draw back
HERMETIC tightly sealed
FISCAL pertaining to money or finance
RECANT to withdraw or disavow a statement or opinion
ENNUI boredom, weariness
PANDEMIC general; widespread
AUSPICIOUS favorable; promising
INCENDIARY causing to excite or inflame
ACRID harsh in taste or odor; sharp in manner or temper
POLYGLOT someone with knowledge of two or more languages
PSYCHOSOMATIC of or relating to physical symptoms caused by mental or emotional problems
DISSEMINATE to spread; scatter; disperse
EXTEMPORANEOUS done without planning; spur of the moment; unexpected; makeshift
REQUIEM a religious service or song for the deceased
CLANDESTINE secret, concealed; underhanded
DIGRESS to stray from the main subject

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