Vocabulary Words American Literature

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Vocabulary Words American Literature Week #7

Aesthetic

Aesthetic Definition: (adj) relating to beauty or appearance Synonym: appealing, creative Antonym: displeasing, ugly The intricately carved columns were not just aesthetic, but supported the entire front porch.

Compromise

Compromise Definition: (n) a middle way between two extremes Synonym: cooperation, bargain, concession Antonym: confrontation, conflict, disagreement

Divergent

Divergent Definition: (adj) moving in separate directions Synonym: different, opposing, contrary Antonym: similar, comparable

Extenuating

Extenuating Definition: (adj) partially excusing or justifying Synonym: explanatory, mitigating Antonym: increasing, worsening

Fortuitous

Fortuitous Definition: (adj) having no cause or apparent cause Synonym: accidental, unexpected Antonym: planned, scheduled

Perfidious

Perfidious Definition: (adj) tending to betray; having a treacherous character Synonym: disloyal, deceitful Antonym: honest, sincere

Prudent

Prudent Definition: (adj) careful and sensible; marked by sound judgment Synonym: practical, careful Antonym: reckless, wild

Sagacity

Sagacity Definition: (n) the mental ability to understand and differentiate; wisdom Synonym: knowledge, understanding, insight Antonym: stupidity, foolishness

Subtle

Subtle Definition: (adj) difficult to detect or grasp Synonym: understated, delicate, refined Antonym: obvious, blatant

Venerable

Venerable Definition: (adj) impressive by reason of age Synonym: respected, honored, admired Antonym: seedy, disgraceful, notorious