10 A 10 B Vocabulary Words Study Power

10 A + 10 B Vocabulary Words Study Power. Point *English 1 Vocabulary* *Use for Study Purposes Only*

Despicable Definition: Worthy of scorn, contemptible. Synonyms: Low, vile, cheap, sordid, and detestable Antonyms: Praiseworthy, commendable, and meritorious Despicable Picture

Chide Definition: To blame, scold. Synonyms: Upbraid, reprimand, rebuke, and chastise Antonyms: Approve, praise, compliment, and pat-on-the-back Chide Child

Bleak Definition: Bare, dreary, dismal. Synonyms: Grim, cheerless, gloomy, desolate, and barren Antonyms: Rosy, cheerful, sunny, promising, and encouraging Bleak Bare

Aspire Definition: To have ambitious hopes or plans, strive toward a higher goal, desire earnestly, to ascend. Synonyms: Seek, yearn, aim for, and soar No Antonyms found for this word Aspire Inspire

Adept Definition: (adj. ) Thoroughly skilled; (n) An expert. Synonyms: (adj. ) Masterful, accomplished, and proficient Antonyms: Clumsy, unskilled, and maladroit / (n) Novice and beginner Adept Mr. De. Polo

Extemporaneous Definition: Made or delivered on the spur of the movement. Synonyms: Spontaneous, impromptu, and off-the-cuff Antonyms: Planned, rehearsed, and prepared Extemporaneous Temporary

Exploit Definition: (v) To make use of, develop, to make improper use for personal profit; (n) A feat deed. Synonyms: (v) Utilize, turn to advantage, and misuse No Antonyms found for this word Exploit Plot or Profit

Diminutive Definition: Small, smaller than most others of the same type. Synonyms: Undersized, miniature, tiny, and compact Antonyms: Oversized, gigantic, huge, and enormous Diminutive Mini

Emancipate Definition: To free from slavery, to release. Synonyms: Set loose, unchain, unshackle, and unfetter Antonyms: Enslave, snare, chain, and shackle Emancipate Free Man

Erroneous Definition: Incorrect, containing mistakes. Synonyms: Mistaken, fallacious, and all wrong Antonyms: Accurate, correct, exact, and unerring Erroneous Error

Rugged Definition: Rough, irregular, severe, stern, strong, stormy. Synonyms: Rocky, craggy, blunt, harsh, hardy, and tough Antonyms: Smooth, flat, soft, mild, tender, and delicate Rugged Rough

Impair Definition: To make imperfect, damage, harm. Synonyms: Injure, mar, disable, cripple, and enervate Antonyms: Improve, strengthen, promote, and advance Impair Imperfect

Invincible Definition: Not able to be defeated, unbeatable. Synonyms: Unconquerable, indomitable, and insuperable Antonyms: Vulnerable, conquerable, and surmountable Invincible Winning

Mire Definition: (n) Mud; wet swampy ground; a tough situation; (v) To get stuck. Synonyms: Marsh, swamp, bog, and slough No Antonyms found for this word Mire Mud

Obtrusive Definition: Forward, undesirably, prominent; thrust out. Synonyms: Brash, impudent, conspicuous, and protruding Antonyms: Meek, reserved, deferential, and recessed Obtrusive Obnoxis

Preamble Definition: An introduction to a speech or piece of writing. Synonyms: Opening, preface, prologue, and preliminary Antonyms: Conclusion, ending, closing, and epilogue Preamble Pre-

Slipshod Definition: Untidy in dress, personal habits, etc. careless, sloppy Synonyms: Messy, untidy, slovenly, slapdash, and cursory Antonyms: Tidy, neat, orderly, careful, and painstaking Slipshod Lip stick

Render Definition: To cause to become; to perform, to deliver, officially, to process, extract. Synonyms: Present, furnish, submit, make, and effect No Antonyms found for this word Render Sender

Languid Definition: Drooping; without energy, sluggish. Synonyms: Lazy, sluggish, listless, slack, and lethargic Antonyms: Lively, energetic, vigorous, and enlivening Languid Language Arts

Skeptical Definition: Inclined to doubt; slow to accept something as true. Synonyms: Dubious, suspicious, and incredulous Antonyms: Believing, credulous, gullible, and ingenuous Skeptical Kept