Freshmen Vocabulary 1-100 (Second Semester)

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Freshmen Vocabulary 1-100 (Second Semester)

culpable
(adj) blameworthy
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culpable (adj) blameworthy
acrimony (n) bitterness
inculcate (v) to instill
fiasco (n) a complete failure
furtive (adj) secretive
loquacious (adj) talkative
compunction (n) guilt
reiterated (v) said again, repeated
regression (n) a going back
concur (v) to agree
distend (v) to stick out, to expand, to swell
eccentric (n or adj) a person that is peculiar or odd
resolute (adj) firm in belief
rotund (adj) round
indefatigable (adj) tireless, incapable of being worn out
futile (adj) useless
commuted (v) to change to something less severe
inalienable (adj) not subject to being taken away
refulgent (adj) shining
subterfuge (n) a trick
subversive (adj) undermining or destructive
epigram (n) a short, witty expression
succinct (adj) brief, concise
succulent (adj) juicy
imperative (adj) of the greatest importance
pungent (adj) foul smelling
embellish (v) to enhance or exaggerate
apathy (n) a lack of interest or concern
contrite (adj) sorry
incorrigible (adj) not able to be saved, unredeemable
condoned (v) overlooked, forgiven
conduit (n) a means of transmitting information
conflagration (n) a raging fire
eradicate (v) to wipe out
endorse (v) to give approval to
confluence (n) a merging, a coming together
inane (adj) meaningless, pointless
enhance (v) to make better
reminiscent (adj) reminding of the past
incarcerate (v) to imprison
hiatus (n) a break
mendicant (n) a beggar
interminable (adj) unending
deft (adj) highly skilled
castigate (v) to scold
avarice (n) greed
anomaly (n) an irregularity, an abnormality
reverie (n) a daydream
lucid (adj) mentally alert, rational
ludicrous (adj) absurd
malign (v) to speak badly of
writhe (v) to contort the body as in agony
zenith (n) highest point, the peak
destitute (adj) poor
apparition (n) a ghost or phantom
cognizant (adj) aware
alleviate (v) to lessen
dally (v) to waste time, loiter
infirm (adj) feeble or weak
importune (v) to beg
precluded (v) made impossible, prevented
derogatory (adj) belittling, disparaging
hamlet (n) a small village
trepidation (n) fear
confound (v) to confuse
recluse (n) a hermit
redundant (adj) already stated, repetitive
sully (v) to tarnish
ephemeral (adj) short lived
neophyte (n) a beginner
petulant (adj) stubborn like a child
coerce (v) to force or compel
coalesce (v) to come together
aberration (n) something not normal
prone (adj) having a tendency to do something
bellicose (adj) hostile or warlike
coagulate (v) to thicken or clot
cloister (n) a secluded place
juxtapose (v) to place together for the purpose of comparison
germane (adj) relevant
lugubrious (adj) sad or mournful
mercurial (adj) fickle, changing often
mercenary (n) greedy, influence only by money
conscript (n) someone who has been drafted or forced into service
incontrovertible (adj) not debate able
fiscal (adj) pertaining to money
erstwhile (adj) former
puerile (adj) childish
jettison (v) to throw overboard, to discard
amorphous (adj) shapeless
amalgamate (v) to combine
commiserate (v) to sympathize
pensive (adj) deeply in thought
cower (v) to shrink away in fear
egregious (adj) noticeably bad or flagrant
sedentary (adj) inactive
truncated (adj) shortened
sinuous (adj) bending in and out
respite (n) a short break or rest
capitulate (v) to surrender

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