General AP English Vocab 1-100

General AP English Vocab 1-100

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Date created

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Cards (100)

Section 1

(50 cards)

Effulgent

Front

Radiant, splendorous

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Diffident

Front

Shy, quiet, modest

Back

Approbation

Front

Praise

Back

Enervate

Front

To weaken, exhaust

Back

Antipathy

Front

A strong dislike, repugnance

Back

Desiccated

Front

Dried up, dehydrated

Back

Abjure

Front

To reject, renounce

Back

Aspersion

Front

A curse, expression of ill-will

Back

Acumen

Front

Keen insight

Back

Deprecate

Front

To belittle, depreciate

Back

Contrite

Front

Penitent, eager to be forgiven

Back

Egregious

Front

Extremely bad

Back

Abrogate

Front

To abolish, usually by authority

Back

Dither

Front

To be indecisive

Back

Clemency

Front

Mercy

Back

Discursive

Front

Rambling, lacking order

Back

Alacrity

Front

Eagerness, speed

Back

Buffet

Front

To strike with force or an arrangement of food set out on a table

Back

Decry

Front

To criticize openly

Back

Cogent

Front

Intellectually convincing

Back

Defile

Front

To make unclean, impure

Back

Conundrum

Front

Puzzle, problem

Back

Ebullient

Front

Extremely lively, enthusiastic

Back

Capricious

Front

Subject to whim, fickle

Back

Brusque

Front

Short, abrupt, dismissive

Back

Cupidity

Front

Greed, strong desire

Back

Desecrate

Front

To violate the sacredness of a thing or place

Back

Anathema

Front

A cursed, detested person

Back

Buttress

Front

To support, hold up or something that offers support

Back

Boon

Front

A gift or blessing

Back

Ephemeral

Front

Short-lived, fleeting

Back

Blandish

Front

To coax by using flattery

Back

Cacophony

Front

Tremendous noise, disharmonious sound

Back

Conflagration

Front

Great fire

Back

Concomitant

Front

Accompanying in a subordinate fashion

Back

Burnish

Front

To polish, shine

Back

Credulity

Front

Readiness to believe

Back

Cajole

Front

To urge, coax

Back

Deride

Front

To laugh at mockingly, scorn

Back

Calumny

Front

An attempt to spoil someone else's reputation by spreading lies

Back

Diaphanous

Front

Light, airy, transparent

Back

Dissemble

Front

To conceal, fake

Back

Acrimony

Front

Bitterness, discord

Back

Ascetic

Front

Practicing restraint as a means of self-discipline, usually religious

Back

Effrontery

Front

Impudence, nerve, insolence

Back

Deleterious

Front

Harmful

Back

Cursory

Front

Brief to the point of being superficial

Back

Assiduous

Front

Hard-working, diligent

Back

Eschew

Front

To shun, avoid

Back

Demure

Front

Quiet, modest, reserved

Back

Section 2

(50 cards)

Inveterate

Front

Stubbornly established by habit

Back

Fallacious

Front

Incorrect, misleading

Back

Inimical

Front

Hostile

Back

Ingenuous

Front

Not devious; innocent and candid

Back

Laconic

Front

Terse in speech or writing

Back

Gregarious

Front

Drawn to the company or others, sociable

Back

Expiate

Front

To make amends for, atone

Back

Insidious

Front

Appealing but imperceptibly harmful, seductive

Back

Fecund

Front

Fruitful, fertile

Back

Fetid

Front

Having a foul odor

Back

Evanescent

Front

Fleeting, momentary

Back

Fractious

Front

Troublesome or irritable

Back

Limpid

Front

Clear, transparent

Back

Imperious

Front

Commanding, domineering

Back

Hapless

Front

Unlucky

Back

Ineffable

Front

Unspeakable, incapable of being expresses through words

Back

Intransigent

Front

Refusing to compromise, often on an extreme opinion

Back

Indefatigable

Front

Incapable of defeat, failure, decay

Back

Inure

Front

To cause someone or something to become accustomed to a situation

Back

Fastidious

Front

Meticulous, demanding, having high and often unattainable standards

Back

Implacable

Front

Incapable of being appeased or mitigated

Back

Exculpatory

Front

To free from guilt or blame, exonerate

Back

Inchoate

Front

Unformed or formless, in a beginning stage

Back

Impinge

Front

To impact, affect, make an impression/ to encroach, infringe

Back

Iconoclast

Front

One who attacks common beliefs or institutions

Back

Licentious

Front

Displaying a lack of moral or legal restraints

Back

Impudent

Front

Casually rude, insolent, inpertinent

Back

Hackneyed

Front

Unoriginal, trite

Back

Exigent

Front

Urgent, critical

Back

Languid

Front

Sluggish from fatigue or weakness

Back

Expunge

Front

To obliterate, eradicate

Back

Florid

Front

Flowery, ornate

Back

Execrable

Front

Loathsome, detestable

Back

Latent

Front

Hidden, but capable of being exposed

Back

Inexorable

Front

Incapable of being persuaded or placated

Back

Fatuous

Front

Silly, foolish

Back

Impertinent

Front

Rude, insolent

Back

Hegemony

Front

Domination over others

Back

Impervious

Front

Impenetrable, incapable of being affected

Back

Largess

Front

The generous giving of lavish gifts

Back

Garrulous

Front

Talkative, wordy

Back

Impetuous

Front

Rash, hastily done

Back

Ignominious

Front

Humiliating, disgracing

Back

Feral

Front

Wild, savage

Back

Extant

Front

Existing, not destroyed or lost

Back

Extol

Front

To praise, revere

Back

Grandiloquence

Front

Lofty, pompous language

Back

Impassive

Front

Stoic, not susceptible to suffering

Back

Iniquity

Front

Wickedness or sin

Back

Harangue

Front

A ranting speech

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