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Vocabulary Week One Unit One

Autonomous (adjective) self-governing having the ability to self-govern When you leave home, you will be autonomous.

Bacchanal (noun) Drunken, riotous celebration The New Year’s Eve bacchanal was one for the ages.

Benign (Adjective) not malignant kind and mild in nature

DEIGN (VERB) To do something one feels is below his/her dignity Lower oneself, condescend Pete said he would not deign to listen to petty gossip.

Erstwhile (adjective/adverb) former/previous (adjective) formerly/previously(adverb) Dog-walking was Carla’s erstwhile job.

RAPPROCHMENT (NOUN) Reconciliation (especially in international affairs) Recently the U.S. and Iran have taken steps towards rapprochement.

SPECTRAL (ADJECTIVE) ghostly Hamlet is visited by the spectral image of his dead father.

SUBTERFUGE (Noun) deceitful trickery used to achieve a goal

VICISSITUDE (NOUN) a change in fortune (usually for the bad) Andy thought he had prepared for any vicissitude life might throw at him.

Vitriolic (ADJECTIVE) corrosive, bitter, scathing, filled with malice