Unit 3A Vocab Words.

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Unit 3A Vocab Words

assuage (v.) Definition: make (an unpleasant feeling) less intense Synonyms: soothe; relieve

auspicious (adj.) Definition: conducive to success; favorable Synonyms: promising

benign (adj.) Definition: harmless; gentle and kind Synonyms: kindly

contentious (adj.) Definition: quarrelsome, inclined to argue Synonyms: controversial

disapprobation (n.) Definition: strong disapproval, typically on moral grounds Synonyms: disapproval

edification (n.) Definition: the instruction or improvement of a person morally or intellectually Synonyms: education

erratic (adj.) Definition: irregular, unpredictable Synonyms: inconsistent

indigenous (adj.) Definition: originating from a certain area Synonyms: native

onslaught (n.) Definition: a violent attack; a sudden rush of something Synonyms: assault

persevere (v.) Definition: continue in a course of action in the face of difficulty with little or no prospect of success Synonyms: persist; keep going

Unit 3B Vocab Words

acrimonious (adj.) Definition: angry and bitter Synonyms: bitter, scathing

degradation (n.) Definition: the process of being dishonored Synonyms: humiliation, shame

formidable (adj.) Definition: inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense or capable Synonyms: intimidating, daunting

indignantly (adv.) Definition: in a manner indicating anger or annoyance at something perceived as unfair Synonyms: resentfully, crossly

infallible (adj.) Definition: incapable of making mistakes or being wrong Synonyms: unfailing, flawless

ominous (adj.) Definition: giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen Synonyms: threatening, sinister, foreboding,menacing

prosperity (n.) Definition: the state of being prosperous (well-off) Synonyms: wealth, success, affluence

stifle (v.) Definition: restrain a reaction or an emotion Synonyms: suffocate, suppress

strenuous (adj.) Definition: requiring or using great exertion Synonyms: demanding, tough, arduous

venerable (adj.) Definition: accorded a great deal of respect, especially because of age, wisdom, or character Synonyms: respected, revered