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AP English Language And Composition Comprehensive Vocabulary List Questions & Detailed Answers
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AP English Language And CompositionComprehensive Vocabulary List Questions &
Detailed Answers
Assertion - ANS a declaration or statement
clarity - ANS clearness in thought or expression
cogent - ANS convincing; reasonable
coherent - ANS logically connected
cohesive - ANS condition of sticking together
didactic - ANS intended to instruct
discourse - ANS verbal expression or exchange; conversation
eloquence - ANS the ability to speak vividly or persuasively
emphasize - ANS to give special attention to something, to stress
,fluid - ANS easily flowing
implication - ANS the act of suggesting or hinting
lucid - ANS easily understood; clear
rhetoric - ANS the art of using language effectively and persuasively
arbiter - ANS a judge who decides a disputed issue
biased - ANS prejudiced
exculpate - ANS to free from guilt or blame
impartial - ANS not in favor of one side or the other, unbiased
incontrovertible - ANS not able to be denied or disputed
integrity - ANS trustworthiness; completeness
objectivity - ANS treating facts without influence from personal feelings or
prejudices
,penitent - ANS expressing remorse for one's misdeeds
plausible - ANS seemingly valid or acceptable; credible
substantiated - ANS supported with proof or evidence; verified
vindicated - ANS freed from blame
condescending - ANS treating people as weak or inferior
contemptuous - ANS feeling hatred; scornful
despotic - ANS exercising absolute power; tyrannical
dictatorial - ANS domineering; oppressively overbearing
disdain - ANS contempt, scorn
disdain - ANS to regard or treat with contempt; to look down on
haughty - ANS arrogant; vainly proud
, imperious - ANS arrogantly domineering or overbearing
patronizing - ANS treating in a condescending manner
convoluted - ANS intricate; complex
cryptic - ANS difficult to comprehend
futile - ANS having no useful purpose; pointless
impede - ANS to slow the progress of
obscure - ANS relatively unknown
obscure - ANS to conceal or make indistinct
quandary - ANS a state of uncertainty or perplexity
indolent - ANS lazy
insipid - ANS uninteresting; unchallenging
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