AP Lit 2/2/12

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AP Lit 2/2/12

agog
in a state of eager anticipation or excitement
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agog in a state of eager anticipation or excitement
allege to declare or state, especially without proof
entrance to fill with wonder or delight; enchant; charm
enumerate to name one by one; list
glean to collect little by little or gradually
infallible incapable of making a mistake; never wrong 2. reliable; dependable
melange a mixture; medley
palaver noun - idle talk; chatter
verb - to talk idly; to chatter
prevail 1. to triumph 2. to be widespread or in common use
scintilla a very small amount; trace
abeyance temporary suspension or inactivity
affable easy to talk to; warm and friendly; pleasant
bucolic relating to the countryside; rural; rustic
complacent self-satisfied; contented with oneself; smug; unconcerned
concord agreement; harmony; peace
halcyon adj. - calm; peaceful; happy
noun - a kingfisher
imperturbable not easily disturbed or upset; unshakably calm
inert 1. without power to move, act, or resist 2. sluggish; slow; inactive
pacific 1. of a peaceful nature; tranquil; calm 2. tending to diminish conflict
pliable 1. easily bent; flexible 2. adaptable 3. easily influenced
acronym a word formed from the first (or first few) letters of a series of other words
anonymity 1. the condition of being unknown or unacknowledged 2. One who is unknown or unacknowledged
denomination 1. a particular religious group 2. a unit in a series of numbers, kinds, values, or sizes 3. a name
homonym a word that has the same pronunciation as another word, but has a different meaning and spelling
ignominy 1. dishonor; shame; disgrace; humiliation 2. disgraceful or shameful act, quality, or behavior
metonymy the substitution of one word or phrase for another with which it is closely associated
misnomer 1. a name that is unsuitable or unfitting 2. a wrong name
nomenclature a system of names or terms used in a branch of learning, such as art or science
nominal 1. existing in name only, but not in fact 2. small in comparison to the actual value
pseudonym a false name, especially a pen name

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