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American Literature Vocabulary Unit 14 Fall 2018

amenable (adj) willing to follow advice or authority submissive compliant agreeable --------------------- resistant

berate (v) to scold sharply chide rebuke reprimand reprove ------------------------- praise

credulous (adj) too ready to believe easily deceived gullible trusting -------------------- skeptical

criterion (n) a rule or test a standard for judgment or evaluation gauge

deplete (v) to use up as a result of spending or consumption to diminish greatly to drain to empty ------------------------- to replenish

extraneous (adj) coming from the outside present but not essential irrelevant incidental ----------------------- relevant

inception (n) the beginning or start the earliest stage of some process or institution inauguration outset ---------------------------- conclusion

infirmity (n) a weakness or ailment an affliction a malady a defect

Precocious (adj.) showing unusually early development (especially in talents and mental capacity) gifted advanced --------------------------- backward or slow

Sadistic (adj.) delighting in cruelty excessively cruel brutal vicious inhuman --------------------- humane merciful