2011 Elite 976-1000 AB

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2011 Elite Summer Boot Camp Vocabulary

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2011 Elite 976-1000 AB

arbitrate
(v) to settle a dispute or a fight between two parties
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arbitrate (v) to settle a dispute or a fight between two parties
pretentious (adj) claiming dignity or importance, esp. when undeserved
remiss (adj) careless in, or negligent about, attending to a task
hoodwink (v) to deceive; to mislead
nostalgia (n) a general longing for the time past or to return home
formidable (adj) inspiring fear or dread
corpulent (adj) very fat; obese
fictitious (adj) not real; false
impinge (v) to have an effect on something, esp. a negative one; to encroach
prevail (v) to triumpth over; to be or become most common
opulence (n) extreme wealth; luxuriousness; abundance
declaim (v) to recite a speech, poem, etc.; to announce formally
munificent (adj) generous
bliss (n) perfect happiness
gingerly (adv) very carefully; cautiously
obligatory (adj) legally or morally required
grimace (n) a facial expression that shows disapproval or pain
(v) to make such an expression
dismay (v) to destroy courage or resolution; to cause to lose enthusiasm, to disillusion
turbid (adj) cloudy, muddy; in a state of turmoil
sanctify (v) to make holy; to make legitimate or binding
reimburse (v) to repay
limpid (adj) perfectly clear; transparent
antidote (n) a cure for a disease or poison
divulge (v) to reveal or make known
forbear (v) to be patient or avoid doing
allay (v) to reduce the intensity of; to calm
plucky (adj) showing courage in unfavorable circumstances
anterior (adj) placed before or in front; earlier
decipher (v) to read or interpret something confusing or illegible; to convert from a code
glower (v) to frown; to glare with anger
trepidation (n) strong fear or dread marked by trembling or hesitancy
medium (n) a method or way of expressing something
propriety (n) good manners; proper behavior
consternation (n) a sudden feeling of anxiety, shock, or confusion
cacophony (n) a harsh, jarring sound
eponym (n) a person after whom a place, people, disease, etc. is named
soporific (adj) promoting sleep
prolix (adj) wordy and tedious
prostrate (adj) lying face down, esp. as a sign of humility or worship; physically or emotional exhausted
cursory (adj) superficially done; performed rapidly
bombast (n) pompous speech
complicity (n) association or participation in a wrongful act
unconscionable (adj) beyond reason; not restrained by conscience
tenure (n) holding or possession of an office or property; guaranteed permanent employment, especially as a teacher
traverse (v) to travel over or through
ample (adj) enough, or more than enough; plentiful
flounder (v) to proceed with clumsiness and confusion
discord (n) conflict or disagreement
venomous (adj) malignant; spiteful; secreting poison
quaff (v) to drink quickly or with enthusiasm

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