Quizlet Vocabulary Workshop Level D Cummulative 1-6

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  1. Abridge: to make shorter
  2. Abscond: to run off and hide
  3. Access: (n) approach or admittance to places, persons, things; an increase; (v) to get at, obtain
  4. Accomplice: a person who takes part in a crime
  5. Adherent: (n) a follower, supporter; (adj) attached, sticking to
  6. Adjourn: to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place
  7. Admonish: to caution or advise against something; to scold mildly; to remind of a duty
  8. Alien: (n) a citizen of another country;(adj) foreign, strange
  9. Altercation: an angry argument
  10. Anarchy: a lack of government and law; confusion
  11. Annihilate: to destroy completely
  12. Arbitrary: unreasonable; based on one's wishes or whims without regard for reason or fairness
  13. Arduous: hard to do, requiring much effort
  14. Atone: To make up for
  15. Auspicious: favorable, fortunate
  16. Biased: favoring one side unduly; prejudiced
  17. Bondage: Slavery; any state of being bound or held down
  18. Brazen: shameless, impudent; made of brass
  19. Breach: (n)an opening, gap, rupture, rift; a violation of infraction;(v) to create an opening
  20. Brigand: a bandit, robber, outlaw, highwayman
  21. Catalyst: a substance that causes or hastens a chemical reaction; any ag
  22. Cherubic: resembling an angel portrayed as a little child with a beautiful, round, or chubby face; sweet and innocent
  23. Circumspect: careful, cautious
  24. Comely: having a pleasing appearance
  25. Commandeer: to seize for military or official use
  26. Compensate: to make up for; to repay for services
  27. Condone: to pardon or overlook
  28. Credible: Believable
  29. Cumbersome: clumsy, hard to handle; slow-moving
  30. Daunt: to overcome with fear, intimidate; to dishearten, discourage
  31. Deadlock: (n) a standstill resulting from the opposition of two equal forces or factions;(v) to bring such a stand still
  32. Debris: scattered fragments, wreckage
  33. Defray: To pay for
  34. Diffuse: (v) to spread or scatter freely or widely;(adj) long-winded, unfocused
  35. Dilemma: a difficult or perplexing situation or problem
  36. Diligent: Hardworking, industrious, not lazy
  37. Disentangle: to free of tangles or complications
  38. Dissent: (v) to disagree; (n) disagreement
  39. Dissolute: loose in one's morals or behavior
  40. Doleful: Sad; dreary
  41. Efface: to wipe out; to keep oneself from being noticed
  42. Eminent: famous, outstanding, distinguished, projecting
  43. Erratic: not regular or consistent; different from what is ordinarily expected; undependable
  44. Exodus: a large-scale departure or flight
  45. Exorcise: to drive out by magic; to dispose of something troublesome, menacing, or oppressive
  46. Expulsion: the process of driving or forcing out
  47. Fabricate: to make, manufacture; to make up, invent
  48. Facilitate: to make easier; to assist
  49. Fated: determined in advance by destiny or fortune
  50. Feint: (n) a deliberately deceptive movement; a pretense;(v) to make a deceptive movement; to make a pretense of
  51. Fodder: food for horses or cattle; raw material for a designated purpose
  52. Fortify: to strengthen; build up
  53. Ghastly: Frightful, horrible; deathly pale
  54. Hamper: To hold back
  55. Hew: To shape or cut down with an ax; to hold to
  56. Hoodwink: to mislead by trick, deceive
  57. Illegible: difficult or impossible to read
  58. Impoverished: Poor, in a state of poverty; depleted
  59. Inanimate: not having life; without energy or spirit
  60. Incessant: Never stopping, going an all the time
  61. Incinerate: to burn to ashes
  62. Incorrigible: not able to be corrected; beyond control
  63. Intrepid: very brave, fearless, unshakable
  64. Intricate: Complicated; difficult to understand
  65. Irate: angry
  66. Jeer: (v) to make fun of rudely or unkindly;(n) a rude remark of derision
  67. Larceny: theft
  68. Latent: hidden, present but not realized
  69. Lucid: Easy to understand, clear; rational, sane
  70. Lucrative: bringing in money; profitable
  71. Marauder: a raider, plunderer
  72. Mediocre: average, ordinary, undistinguished
  73. Militant: (adj) given to fighting; active and aggressive in support of a cause; (n) an activist
  74. Morose: having a gloomy or sullen manner; not friendly or sociable
  75. Muddle: (v) to make a mess of, to get by; (n) a hopeless mess
  76. Obesity: excessive fatness
  77. Opaque: not letting light through; not clear or lucid; dense, stupid
  78. Opinionated: stubborn and often unreasonable in holding to one's own ideas, having a closed mind
  79. Paramount: chief in importance, above all others
  80. Pauper: an extremely poor person
  81. Perennial: (adj) lasting for a long time, persistent;(n) a plant that lives for many years
  82. Pilfer: to steal in small quantities
  83. Pliant: bending readily; easily influenced
  84. Pompous: overly self-important in speech or manner; excessively stately or ceremonious
  85. Posthumous: Occurring or published after death
  86. Prattle: (v) to talk in an aimless, foolish, or simple way; to babble; (n) baby talk, babble
  87. Precipice: a very steep cliff, the brink or edge of disaster
  88. Predispose: to incline to beforehand
  89. Prim: Overly neat, precise, proper, or formal; prudish
  90. Proliferate: to reproduce, increase, or spread rapidly
  91. Rebut: to offer arguments or evidence that contradicts an assertion; to refute
  92. Rectify: to make right, correct
  93. Relinquish: to let go, give up
  94. Reprieve: (n) a temporary relief or delay; (v) to grant a postponement
  95. Reprimand: (v) to scold; find fault with; (n) a rebuke
  96. Revile: to attack with words, call bad names
  97. Rift: a split, break, breach
  98. Salvage: (v) to save from fire or shipwreck;(n) property thus saved
  99. Sardonic: Grimly or scornfully mocking, bitterly sarcastic
  100. Semblance: a likeness, an outward appearance, an apparition
  101. Servitude: slavery, forced labor
  102. Slapdash: careless and hasty
  103. Spasmodic: sudden and violent but brief; fitful; intermittent
  104. Spurious: not genuine, not true not valid
  105. Stagnant: not running or flowing; foul from standing still; inactive, sluggish, dull
  106. Subjugate: to conquer by force, bring under complete control
  107. Succumb: to give way to superior force, yield
  108. Sully: to soil, stain, tarnish, defile, besmirch
  109. Superfluous: Exceeding what is sufficient or required, excess
  110. Supplant: To take the place of, supersede
  111. Surmount: to overcome, rise above
  112. Tantalize: to tease, torment by teasing
  113. Taunt: To jeer at, mock; an insulting or mocking remark
  114. Tenacious: Holding fast; holding together firmly; persistent
  115. Terminate: to bring to an end
  116. Terse: brief and to the point
  117. Trite: commonplace; overused, stale
  118. Unbridled: uncontrolled, lacking in restraint
  119. Unflinching: firm, showing no signs of fear, not drawing back
  120. Usurp: to seize and hold a position by force