Literature 9 - Vocabulary - Combined

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Literature 9 - Vocabulary - Combined

Palpable
Able to be touched or felt
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Palpable Able to be touched or felt
Indolently Lazily; idly
Disarming Removing or lessening suspicions or fears
Amenities Something that comforts; convenience
Imprudent Unwise
Scruples Feelings of doubt or guilt about a suggested action
Solicitously Showing concern
Opiate Anything that tends to soothe or calm someone; medicine containing opium or a related drug used to relieve pain
Deplorable Regrettable; very bad
Precarious Unsteady; unstable; unsure
Annihilate Destroy; wipe out
Expendable Worth sacrificing to gain an objective
Teeming Swarming; overflowing
Resilient 1) Elastic; able to return to the original shape quickly after being stretched or compressed
2) Able to recover quickly from misfortune or difficulty
Remit Cancel payment
Undulate Move in waves or like a wave
Revoke Cancel; withdraw
Primeval Primitive; of the earliest times
Subliminal Below the level of consciousness
Disposition Usual frame of mind; personality or temperament
Placid Undisturbed; calm; tranquil; untroubled
Garish Too bright; showy
Apprehensive Fearful; uneasy
Recounted Describe in detail; narrate
Racism The unfair treatment of people who belong to a different race; violent behavior towards them/ the belief that some races of people are better than others
Sullen Gloomy
Furtively Stealthily, as if to avoid being seen or heard
Imperative Extremely important; urgent
Fretful Irritable or discontented
Deft Skillful in a quick, sure, and easy way
Intravenously Directly into a vein
Discern See; detect by looking carefully
Oppressive Heavy; hard to endure
Frivolous Silly; not as serious as the occasion requires
Instigate Give rise to; provoke or urge on to some action
Depreciate Belittle; lower the value of
Scrutiny Close inspection
Covet Long for; envy
Preclude Make impossible to advance; prevent
Impunity Freedom from punishment
Retribution Punishment; revenge
Immolation Destruction
Connoisseurship Expert knowledge
Impose Take advantage of
Recoil Move backward, as if in horror
Endeavor Try
Obstinate Stubborn; persistent
Succession Series
Menagerie A collection of live wild animals on exhibition
Obnoxious Very annoying or objectionable; offensive or odious

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