Unit Two Vocabulary Week One.

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Unit Two Vocabulary Week One

Accede (verb) agree/comply with a demand Despite agreeing to accede to Spanish demands, Atahualpa was executed. .

bilk (verb) con/swindle

catatonic (adjective) as if in a mental stupor The mental patient slipped in and out of catatonic states.

choleric (adjective) easily angered Individuals with choleric personalities should be avoided.

existential (adjective) of or relating to existence Franz Kafka was one of the great existential writers.

incontrovertible (adjective) unquestionable

qualms (noun) moral uneasiness

Relish (verb) enjoy with gusto I relish every opportunity I have to spend outdoors.

Repartee (noun) verbal wordplay The television show Friends succeed because of its snappy repartee.

vehement (adjective) heated/passionate Martin Luther King Jr. was a vehement believer in equality for all.