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AP English Midterm Exam Review
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rascal
apophasis
glaborous
promulgate
rapscallion
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pet name or use of a pet name
hypocorism
salubrious
eponymous
pernicious
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inflated, pretentious language
bombast
austerity
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to calm down a situation; appease
mollify
ensky
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to shelter or conceal
bumptious
sacrosant
ensconce
pernicious
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undulate
to make larger
to proclaim
to calm down a situation
to move in a wave
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cognoscible
knowable
inflated
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typify
to be an author
to be an entrepreneur
to be a leader or pioneer
to be an example
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causing trouble
invidious
slaubrious
fractious
pernicious
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capitulate
to stop resisting
to promote good health
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highly destructive
invidious
pernicious
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sharpness; acuteness
acuity
ensky
ascetic
adage
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a phrase that can be interpreted multiple ways
amphibology
cacophony
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"passed away" in lieu of "died" would be a
objurgation
euphemism
invidium
hypocorism
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to make larger
divarication
augment
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Oliver Twist in
Oliver Twist
is an example of a(n)
eponymous
glabrous
contumacious
parsimonious
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a harsh rebuke
hypocorism
objurgation
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a detailed analysis or interpretation of a work or prose or poetry
praxis
exegesis
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honored to the point of immunity from question
neologistic
ephemeral
bouleversement
sacrosanct
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lasting a very short time
pastoral
ephemeral
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demeanor; evident character
mien
paltry
mollify
declivity
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downward slope
typify
adage
declivity
epigram
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causing resentment
invidious
fractious
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witty saying that ends abruptly
adage
epigram
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pretentious
pretending to be in authority; bossy
pretending to be important; showy
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practical application of a skill or idea
exegesis
praxis
repugn
ensky
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copacetic
beyond exciting
beyond satisfactory
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A cell phone in
Pride and Prejudice
anachronism
epigram
euphemism
hypocorism
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bringing up an issue by claiming not to bring it up
bumptious
apophasis
salubrious
pernicious
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glabrous
highly destructive
pet name
smooth, as in having no hair
inferior
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to oppose
repugn
undulate
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extremely strict
ascetic
mien
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proliferation
to be an example
bitter irony
spreading apart
rapid and excessive increase
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noisily self-assertive
bumptious
salubrious
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to exalt
mollify
ensky
praxis
paltry
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proverb containing a truth based on experience
anachronism
epigram
bathos
adage
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wry
bitterly ironic
bitterly aggressive
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rebellious
parsimonious
contumacious
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promoting good health
malapropism
salubrious
pernicious
euphemism
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having bad temper
bombast
splenetic
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He did not
_______
any of his views publicly.
augment
undulate
objurgate
promulgate
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the act of spreading apart opinions
bombast
divarcation
splenetic
repugn
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parsimonious
practical application of a skill
bringing up an issues by claiming to not bring it up
promoting good health
careful with money and resources
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nefarious
evil
acuity
wry
copacetic
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a significant change; reversal
contumacious
rapscallion
procrustean
boulversement
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passing aimlessly
divarication
pretentious
anachronism
discursive
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insincere or overdone sentimentality
bathos
bombast
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His pride and
_____
made him unpopular at court and he left the country in 1642.
austerity
objurgation
glabrous
parsimonious
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paltry
hardly valuable
highly valuable