sat vocabulary: bad reputations ignoble: of low character licentious: lacking moral discipline or...
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SAT Vocabulary: Bad Reputations
Ignoble: Of low character Licentious: lacking moral discipline or ignoring legal
restraint. Malevolent: having or exhibiting ill-will Malicious: deliberately harmful Miscreant: a villain Nefarious: Extremely wicked or villainous Notoriety: ill fame Pugnacious: combative in nature; belligerent Reprehensible: blameworthy Ruffian: a tough or rowdy person
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SAT Vocabulary– Speaking of words
Aphorism: a tersely phrased statement of truth or opinion Colloquial: Characteristic of or appropriate to the spoken language;
informal Misnomer: an error in naming a person or place Malapropism: ludicrous misuse of a word Neologism: a new word or expression Obfuscate: to make so confused or opaque as to be difficult to
understand Recondite: not easily understood; abstruse Succinct: characterized by clear, precise expression in few words;
concise and terse Terse: brief and to the point Verbose: using or containing an excessive amount of words; wordy
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Thinking ahead… Before our vocabulary activity, start
connecting some of the words with characters from Much Ado About Nothing.
Consider the word miscreant? Nefarious?
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Do any of the characters in the play strike you as being pugnacious or malicious?
So far in the story, is there a character you would describe as being reprehensible?
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