Vocabulary #2

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rhetoric and composition

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Vocabulary #2

Blandishment
something as an action or speech that tends to flatter, coax, or entice [n]
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Blandishment something as an action or speech that tends to flatter, coax, or entice [n]
Captious faultfinding or difficult to please [adj]
Confabulate to converse informally or chat [v]
Dilettante a person who takes up an art, activity, or subject merely for amusement
Hackneyed banal, unoriginal
Incommensurable Having no common basis, measure, or standard of comparison [adj]
Interpolate To introduce between other things or parts [v]
Mawkish nauseating or insipin in flavor, smell, etc {adj]
Nettle To irritate, annoy, or provoke {v]
Perfervid very fervid or extremely ardent [adj]
Pellucid transparent or clear [adj]
Polemic a controversial argument, as one against some opinion or doctrine [n]
Polysemous of words; having many meanings [adj]
Pugnacious inclined to quarrel or fight readily; belligerent [adj]
Quietus anything that serves to be squashed, eliminated, or killed [n]
Recalcitrant resisting authority or control; not obediant [adj]
Redoubtable that is to be feared; formidable [adj]
Supercilious displaying arrogant pride, scorn, or indifference [adj]
Syncretistic the attempted reconciliation or union of different or opposing principles
Umbrage offense; annoyance or displeasure [n]

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