Unit 2 Vocabulary Honors 9th Lit Fall 2017.

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Unit 2 Vocabulary Honors 9th Lit Fall 2017

Ameliorate-verb Verb to improve to make better ------------------------- to worsen

Aplomb-noun Noun poise assurance great self-confidence --------------------------- embarrassment

Bombastic-adjective Adjective pompous overblown in language inflated ---------------------------- plain austere

Callow-adjective Adjective Class of 2022 without experience immature lacking sophistication and poise inexperienced ---------------------------- sophisticated

Epitome-noun a summary condensed account represents a larger reality Model The very essence

Intrinsic-adjective belonging to someone or something by its very nature essential inherent

Lassitude-noun weariness of body or mind lack of energy fatigue lethargy -------------------------------- energy vitality

Permeate-verb to spread through penetrate soak through

Stringent-adjective strict severe sharp or bitter to the taste tough ---------------------------- lenient lax

Surmise- verb to think or believe without certain supporting evidence presume