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ACT Power Plus Vocabulary Lesson Two

impotent (adj.) – powerless; lacking strength Without the gun, he felt impotent. Synonyms Antonyms ineffective helpless potent powerful

antithesis (noun) – an exact opposite; an opposite extreme Love is the antithesis of hate. Synonyms Antonyms converse same

maelstrom (noun) – whirlpool; turbulence; agitated state of mind His emotions were like a maelstrom, and he couldn’t decide what course to follow.

emendation (noun) – a correction The last edition of the book contains many emendations. Synonyms improvement amendment

chagrin (noun) – embarrassment; a complete loss of courage Joanne had never felt such chagrin as when she fell into the mud puddle in front of her fiancé’s family.

bauble (noun) – a showy but useless thing John had to find some kind of bauble to give Mary for Christmas. Synonyms trinket

diaphanous (adj.) very sheer and light The diaphanous gown was beautiful, but Gloria wasn’t sure she had the nerve to wear it. Synonyms Antonyms transparent gossamer opaque

labyrinth (noun) – a complicated network of winding passages; a maze The mice were made to run through a labyrinth in order to reach their food.

gloat (verb) – to look at or think about with great satisfaction The track team gloated over their latest victory. Synonyms revel crow

impediment (noun) – a barrier; obstruction The supervisor wouldn’t be an impediment to her advancement. Synonyms Antonyms obstacle hindrance aid

bestial (adj.) – savage; brutal He took a bestial delight in tormenting the captive slaves. Synonyms Antonyms brutish vile cruel humane kind

effete (adj.) – worn out; barren Although worn down by age and a life of hard work, the man was far from effete. Synonyms Antonyms exhausted spent and sterile vital vigorous

shard (noun) – a fragment The doctor pulled a shard of glass from the girl’s arm.

bland (adj.) – mild, tasteless, dull His bland manner had a calming effect on the children. Synonyms Antonyms smooth agreeable exciting thrilling

nihilism (noun) – a total rejection of established laws Nihilism rejects established laws and order, but it offers nothing in their place.