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Lesson 12 Vocabulary English I H

1. appreciable- sufficient to be noticed or measured The injured woman lost an appreciable amount of blood before the paramedics arrived. 2. autocratic- absolute in power or authority For many years, the island was under the autocratic control of a dictator 3. blanch- to remove the color from; to make or turn pale; to parboil Even the veteran rescue worker blanched upon seeing the crash site.

4. blasphemy- an act, utterance, or writing showing contempt for something sacred Galileo was accused of blasphemy for asserting that the sun, and not the earth, is the center of the universe. 5. brawny- strong, muscular In Arthurian legend, one brawny knight after another tries to pull the sword Excalibar from the stone but none succeeds.

6. concerted- planned or performed in cooperation with others Teenagers an adults, northerners and southerners alike, participated in a concerted drive to register new voters. 7. contend- to fight, struggle; to compete; to argue I enjoy watching the four major tennis tournaments in which brilliant players contend for the “grand slam” titles.

8. humane- kind, merciful The humane legal code of Hammurabi, king of Babylonia was ahead of its time in seeking justice for the weak and oppressed. 9. illustrious- very famous, distinguished As a student of world politics, I would be thrilled to meet an illustrious member of Parliament. 10. intolerable- unbearable To a perfectionist, mediocrity is more than unacceptable; it is simply intolerable.

11. irreverent- disrespectful The student’s irreverent comments show a lack of respect for people in authority. 12. laborious- not easy, requiring hard work; hard working After cleaning the gutters, we moved on to the laborious task of raking and bagging the leaves. 13. lithe- bending easily, limber The burly linebacker was as lithe and agile as a ballet dancer.

14. maltreat- to abuse, use roughly or crudely The candidate pledged to shut down any factory or manufacturing plant found to maltreat workers. 15. ponder- to consider carefully, reflect on I need time to ponder all of my options before deciding how to spend the summer. 16. subversive- intended to undermine or overthrow; one who advocates or attempts to undermine a political system The underground movement circulated subversive pamphlets that criticized government.

17. synthetic- made or put together by people; something artificial Sometimes only a jeweler can detect the difference between an expensive synthetic gem and a natural stone. 18. temperate- mild, moderate It is impossible to have a temperate discussion with a hotheaded person.

19. venomous- poisonous; spiteful, mean It was only after we had rushed the child to the emergency room that we learned he’d been bitten by a venomous spider. 20. wily- sly, shrewd, cunning The fur trappers of colonial North America were known to be wily traders.

Sentences 1. While a weight lifter generally has a muscular build, a gymnast typically is slim and_. Lithe 2. The bite of the rattlesnake and the sarcastic words of a supposed friend can be equally_. Venomous 3. Only when the new drug was administered did the patient begin to show_ signs of improvement. Appreciable 4. The years had_ the auburn from her hair. Which now resembled a crown of snowy white. Blanched

Assignment Choose 10 words from the vocabulary list. Write a sentence using each word. You are not allowed to use the following words: 1. lithe 2. venomous 3. appreciable 4. blanched