Vocab. Exam Lessons 1-3 + Core

Front 1

P.S.
bonanza

Back 1

bonanza
noun

Front 2

P.S.
citadel

Back 2

citadel
noun

Front 3

P.S.
discordant

Back 3

discordant
adj.

Front 4

P.S.
grope

Back 4

grope
verb

Front 5

P.S.
preclude

Back 5

preclude
verb

Front 6

P.S.
durable

Back 6

durable
adj./noun(plural)

Front 7

P.S.
adage

Back 7

adage
noun

Front 8

P.S.
avowed

Back 8

avowed
adj./participle

Front 9

P.S.
revert

Back 9

revert
verb

Front 10

P.S.
venerate

Back 10

venerate
verb

Front 11

P.S.
minimize

Back 11

minimize
verb

Front 12

P.S.
banter

Back 12

banter
verb/noun

Front 13

P.S.
allot

Back 13

allot
verb

Front 14

P.S.
devoid

Back 14

devoid
adj.

Front 15

P.S.
comply

Back 15

comply
verb

Front 16

P.S.
grapple

Back 16

grapple
noun/verb

Front 17

P.S.
longevity

Back 17

longevity
noun

Front 18

P.S.
perspective

Back 18

perspective
noun

Front 19

P.S.
instigate

Back 19

instigate
verb

Front 20

P.S.
unison

Back 20

unison
noun

Front 21

P.S.
perturb

Back 21

perturb
verb

Front 22

P.S.
skittish

Back 22

skittish
adj.

Front 23

P.S.
willful

Back 23

willful
adj.

Front 24

P.S.
rubble

Back 24

rubble
noun

Front 25

S.A.
audacious

Back 25

S: enterpirising,brave
A: timid,cowardly

Front 26

S.A.
myriad

Back 26

S: innumerable,countless
A: few,scant,sparse

Front 27

S.A.
tether

Back 27

S: tie up,chain u,leash
A: untie,let loose

Front 28

S.A.
skittish

Back 28

S: jumpy,restive,capricious,
fickle
A: bold,daring,reckless,cool,
unflappable

Front 29

S.A.
plaudits

Back 29

S: cheers,acclaim
A: boos,disapproval,ridicule

Front 30

S.A.
hover

Back 30

S: linger,waver,seesaw
A: soar

Front 31

S.A.
churlish

Back 31

S: surly,ill-tempered
A: courteous,civil,well-mannered

Front 32

S.A.
servile

Back 32

S: slavish,groveling,fawning
A: masterly,overbearing

Front 33

S.A.
evolve

Back 33

S: unfold,emerge
A: wither,shrivel up, atrophy

Front 34

S.A.
jostle

Back 34

S: push
A: N/A

Front 35

S.A.
detriment

Back 35

S: hindrance,liability
A: advantage,help,plus

Front 36

S.A.
enterprising

Back 36

S: vigorous,ambitious,
aggressive,audacious
A: lazy,indolent,timid,
diffident

Front 37

S.A.
glut

Back 37

S: (v)flood,inundate (n)surplus,plethora
A:(n)shortage,scarcity,dearth,
paucity

Front 38

S.A.
legendary

Back 38

S: mythical,fabulous,famous, celebrated
A: N/A

Front 39

S.A.
maim

Back 39

S: cripple,disable,injure,mar,
disfigure,mutilate
A: N/A

Front 40

S.A.
prodigious

Back 40

S: gigantic,tremendous, astounding
A: puny,minuscule,
insignificant

Front 41

Def.
perspective

Back 41

a point of view or general standpoint from which differ. things are viewed,physically or mentally; the apperance to the eye of various objects at a given time,place,ordistance

Front 42

Def.
laggard

Back 42

a person who moves slowly or falls behind;slow to move, act, or respond

Front 43

Def.
excerpt

Back 43

a passage taken from a book, article, etc.; to take such a passage, to quote

Front 44

Def.
unison

Back 44

a sounding together; agreement or accord

Front 45

Def.
incognito

Back 45

in a disguised state, under an assumed name or identity; the state of being disguised; a person in disguise

Front 46

Def.
collaborate

Back 46

to work with, work together

Front 47

Def.
vigil

Back 47

a watch, especially at night, any period of watchful attention

Front 48

Def.
vie

Back 48

to compete; to strive for victory or superiority

Front 49

Def.
veer

Back 49

to change direction or course suddenly, turn aside, shift, serve

Front 50

Def.
wrangle

Back 50

to quarrel or argue in a noisy, angry way; to obtain by argumen; to herd; a noisy quarrel

Front 51

Def.
oblique

Back 51

slanting or sloping; not straightforward or direct

Front 52

Def.
gingerly

Back 52

with extreme care or caution

Front 53

Def.
relevant

Back 53

connected with or related to the matter at hand

Front 54

Def.
antics

Back 54

ridiculous and unpredictable behavior or actions

Front 55

Def.
incapcitate

Back 55

to deprive of strength or ability; to make legally ineligible

Front 56

Def.
wanton

Back 56

recless; heartless, unjustifible; loose in morals; a spoiled, pampered person; one with low morals

Front 57

Def.
discordant

Back 57

disagreeable in sound, jarring; lacking in harmony, conflicting

Front 58

Def.
bountiful

Back 58

giving freely, generous; plentiful, given abundantly

Front 59

Def.
frugal

Back 59

economical, avoiding waste and luxury; scanty, poor, meager

Front 60

Def.
amass

Back 60

to bring together, collect, gather, especially for onself, to come together, assemble

Front 61

Def.
elite

Back 61

the choice part of a group of people or things; superior