English I Honors Vocabulary 12.

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English I Honors Vocabulary 12

Appreciable (adj.) sufficient to be noticed or measured

Autocratic (adj.) absolute in power or authority

Blanch (v.) to remove the color form; to make or turn pale

Blasphemy (n.) an act, utterance, or writing showing contempt for something sacred

Brawny (adj.) strong, muscular

Concerted (adj.) planned or performed in cooperation with others

Contend (v.) to fight, struggle, to compete, to argue

Humane (adj.) kind, merciful

Illustrious (adj.) very famous, distinguished

Intolerable (adj.) unbearable

Irreverent (adj.) disrespectful

Laborious (adj.) not easy, requiring hard work

Lithe (adj.) bending easily, limber

Maltreat (v.) to abuse, use roughly or crudely

Ponder (v.) to consider carefully, reflect on

Subversive (adj.) intended to undermine or overthrow

Synthetic (adj.) made or put together by people

Temperate (adj.) mild, moderate

Venomous (adj.) poisonous, spiteful, mean

Wily (adj.) sly, shrewd, cunning