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Lesson 6

Sectarian narrowly confined to a particular group syn: insular; dogmatic ant: tolerant

Peregrination Travel by walking syn: trekking; exploration

Accoutrement An accessory item of dress or equipment syn: device; gear

contrive To plan cleverly; to devise syn: concoct; design; engineer

hubris Overbearing pride; arrogance syn: conceit; smugness; pompousness ant: humility; modesty

platitude an obvious remark; a cliché syn: banality; maxim; truism

Venerate To respect or revere Syn: glorify, treasure Ant: abhor, despise

Scullion A servant for menial tasks Syn: peon, toiler Ant: patrician, aristocrat

Quotidian Everyday; commonplace Syn: ordinary, routine Ant: rare, uncommon

Prognosticate To predict Syn: forecast; foreshadow

Antediluvian Extremely old; antiquated. Syn: ancient; archaic Ant: modern; new

Stringent Restrictive; imposing demanding standards. Syn: severe; rigid; inflexible Ant: lenient; Flexible

Haughty Adj: Condescendingly proud; arrogant Syn: conceited, snobbish, supercilious Ant: humble, modest

Sanctimonious Adj, Showing false piety or righteousness Syn: hypocritical, specious Ant: Humble, modest

Imbroglio n. A difficult and embarrassing situation Syn: predicament Ant: peace, serenity

Lesson 7

Gibberish Nonsense; unintelligible speech Syn: babble; chatter; prattle

Inimical Unfriendly; hostile; injurious Syn: mean; malicious; harmful

Nexus A link, tie, or bond Syn: connection; correlation

Coeval -Of the same time period Syn: Contemporaneous

Dilatory - Tending to delay or procrastinate Syn: dallying; laggard; unhurried Ant: diligent; prompt

Convoluted - complicated; intricate Syn: involved; jumbled Ant: simple; obvious

Entreat To earnestly request or petition Syn: importune; implore Ant: demand

Anecdote a short account of an incident Syn: narrative

Incumbent Obligatory; necessary Syn: required; essential ant: voluntary; unnecessary

Churlish Boorish or Vulgar Syn: uncouth; rude; surly Ant: courteous; polished; civil

Promulgate To announce; to make known Syn: declare; exhibit

Staid Showing dignity and often strait-laced propriety Syn: composed; serious; solemn Ant: agitated; excited; nervous

Livid Extremely Angry Syn: Enraged, furious, fuming Ant: Contented , pleased

Lurid Shocking; explicit Syn: Sensational, extreme Ant: Dull, boring, mediocre

Cogent Convincing, reasonable Syn: Compelling, pertinent, influential Ant: Ineffective, weak