set 1 vocab. by: anika thatavarthy block: 1. adversary part of speech: noun synonym: opponent...
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Set 1 Vocab.BY: ANIKA THATAVARTHY
BLOCK: 1
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AdversaryPART OF SPEECH: NOUN
SYNONYM: OPPONENT
ANTONYM: ALLY
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Adversary
Definition: An opponent or enemy
Sentence: He looked at his opponent with a scowl, knowing he was going to lose.
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AplombPART OF SPEECH: NOUN
SYNONYM: CONFIDENCE
ANTONYM: DISCOMPOSURE
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Aplomb
Definition: Self – confidence in a difficult situation
Sentence: Helen’s aplomb surprised Susan, as she was usually a timid person.
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ApprehensivePART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE
SYNONYM: ANXIOUS
ANTONYM: BOLD
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Apprehensive
Definition: Anxious or fearful; uneasy
Sentence: He was apprehensive for the algebra test because he crammed the night before.
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FragrancePART OF SPEECH: NOUN
SYNONYM: SCENT(A GOOD SCENT)
ANTONYM: ODOR(A BAD ODOR)
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Fragrance
Definition: a sweet or pleasant odor; a scent
Sentence: The sweet fragrance emanating from her mom’s perfume lulled her to sleep.
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FurtivePART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE
SYNONYM: SLY
ANTONYM: CLUMSY
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Furtive
Definition: Sneaky; acting in a way so as not to be noticed
Sentence: The robber’s furtive appearance didn’t raise any suspicions, so he could escape easily.
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GruelingPART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE
SYNONYM: EXCRUCIATING
ANTONYM: EFFORTLESS
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Grueling
Definition: Physically or mentally exhausting; very hard to do
Sentence: His job of loading trucks with sacks of flour was grueling, and required a lot of energy.
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PotentialPART OF SPEECH: NOUN
SYNONYM: LIKELY
ANTONYM: UNLIKELY
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Potential
Definition: Ability to grow, develop or improve; possibility
Sentence: He knew that the potential that he would fail the quiz was very high, so he studied all through the night.
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PrecipicePART OF SPEECH : NOUN
SYNONYM : CRAG
ANTONYM : NONE
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Precipice
Definition: very steep overhanging rock; edge of a cliff
Sentence: The mountain climber always fell off of the cliff at the precipice, so this time he focused on the precipice, and succeeded.
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PristinePART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE
SYNONYM: PURE
ANTONYM: DINGY
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Pristine
Definition: In a pure or unspoiled state; untouched
Sentence: John could not believe how pristine the water looked, considering the amount of pollution nearby.
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HONORS WORDS
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ApparitionPART OF SPEECH: NOUN
SYNONYM: ILLUSION
ANTONYM: REALITY
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Apparition
Definition: An unusual or unexpected sight
Sentence: We didn’t believe his story about his encounter with the apparition, but when we saw it for ourselves, our doubts about ghosts being real were cleared.
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CrypticPART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE
SYNONYM: VAGUE
ANTONYM: OBVIOUS
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Cryptic
Definition: Secret; mysterious
Sentence: The detectives cracked the cryptic code with difficulty, but they finally succeeded, and caught the crook.
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LugubriousPART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE
SYNONYM: DEPRESSED
ANTONYM: CHEERFUL
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Lugubrious
Definition: Exaggeratingly mournful
Sentence: I acted lugubriously when I lost my cat, but then when I found him again I was extremely cheerful.
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MaelstromPART OF SPEECH: NOUN
SYNONYM: VORTEX
ANTONYM: SERENE
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Maelstrom
Definition: a powerful whirlpool; turmoil
Sentence: Just as the first ray of sunlight hit the calm waters, suddenly, a maelstrom appeared, shaking everybody awake to react to the violent whirlpool.
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MausoleumPART OF SPEECH: NOUN
SYNONYM: COFFIN
ANTONYM: NONE
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Mausoleum
Definition: A large, elaborate tomb
Sentence: There are many mausoleum built for royalty, for example the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Taj Mahal.