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Before Bell Get out your vocabulary books and assignment trackers! Today’s date is 10/27 write down Vocabulary Book Check (I will come around and check this for you!)

Vocabulary Unit 4 Quiz on 10/30

Affable Courteous and pleasant, sociable, easy to speak to . (Friendly, Nice to be around!)

Aggrandize To increase in greatness, power, or wealth; to build up or intensify; to make appear greater Many would say Kanye helped to aggrandize Kim Kardashian.

Amorphous Shapeless, no definite form, with out organization or cohesion

Archetype An original model on which something was patterned or replicated Elsa fits the archetype of rags to riches in Frozen

Aura An atmosphere, or distinct personal quality (Vibes) Jennifer has a typically calm aura about her today.

Contraband Illegal traffic, smuggled goods If you buy Black-market items most of it is contraband being brought into the US.

Erudite Scholarly, learned, bookish, Pedantic (SMART)

Gossamer Thin , light delicate, insubstantial Ghosts often are described as wearing gossamer clothing that makes them even more scary.

Inscrutable Incapable of being understood; not able to see through physically. Sadie’s smile is inscrutable as to if she is sincere or not.

Insular Relating to characteristic of, or situation on an island, narrow or isolated outlook Because he always grew up in the south he has very insular view of what it is like to live in California.

Irrevocable Incapable of being changed or called back. Once a judge has sentenced you for a crime it seems like an irrevocable punishment.

Propensity A natural inclination or predilection toward. (your natural instinct) Mrs. Nickell has a strong propensity towards drinking Diet Coke instead of water!

Querulous Peevish, complaining, fretful (angry, irritated)

Remonstrate To argue with someone against something, protest

Repudiate To disown, reject or deny the validity of

Resilient Able to return to an original shape or form/recover quickly

Reverberate To re-echo, reflect or be reflected, repeatedly When listening to dub step when the beat drops it reverberates.

Scurrilous Coarsely abusive, vulgar or low, foul mouthed Mrs. Nickell believes that Jameis Winston is a very scurrilous person.

Sedulous Persistent, showing industry and determination The Walking Dead Characters are very sedulous in their pursuit to stay alive in a zombie apocolypse.

Sleazy Thin or flimsy in texture; cheap; shoddy or inferior in quaintly or character.