English I Honors Vocabulary 10.

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English I Honors Vocabulary 10

Adept (adj.) thoroughly skilled

Aspire (v.) to have ambitious hopes or plans

Bleak (adj.) bare, dreary, dismal

Chide (v.) to blame; scold

Despicable (adj.) worthy of scorn

Diminutive (adj.) small, smaller than most others of the same type

Emancipate (v.) to free from slavery; to release or liberate

Erroneous (adj.) incorrect, containing mistakes

Exploit (v.) to make use of, develop

Extemporaneous (adj.) made or delivered on the spur of the moment

Impair (v.) to make imperfect, damage

Invincible (adj.) not able to be defeated

Languid (adj.) drooping; without energy

Mire (n.) mud; wet, swampy ground

Obtrusive (adj.) forward; undesirably prominent

Preamble (n.) an introduction to a speech or piece of writing

Render (v.) to cause to perform; to deliver officially

Rugged (adj.) rough, irregular, severe

Skeptical (adj.) inclined to doubt

Slipshod (adj.) untidy in dress, personal habits, etc.