Chapter 19 Vocabulary -- write word and part of speech -- write definition -- write example.

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Chapter 19 Vocabulary -- write word and part of speech -- write definition -- write example

affinity (n) A natural attraction to a person, thing, or activity A relationship or connection

bilious (adj) Peevish or irritable Sickeningly unpleasant

cognate (adj) Closely related in origin, essential, nature, or function

corollary (n/adj) A proposition that follows from one already proven A natural consequence or result Resultant or consequent

cul-de-sac (n) A blind alley or dead-end street Any situation in which further progress is impossible

derring-do (n) Valor or heroism Daring deeds or exploits

divination (n) The art or act of predicting the future or discovering hidden knowledge

elixir (n) A potion once thought capable of curing all ills and maintaining life indefinitely

folderol (n) Foolish talk, ideas, or procedures Nonsense

gamut (n) An entire range or series

hoi polloi (n) The common people, the masses

ineffable (adj) Not expressible in words Too great or too sacred to be uttered

lucubration (n) Laborious study or thought, especially at night The result of such work

mnemonic (adj/n) Relating to or designed to assist the memory A device to aid the memory

obloquy (n) Public abuse indicating strong disapproval or censure The disgrace resulting from such treatment

parameter (n) A determining or characteristic element A factor that shapes the total outcome A limit or boundary

pundit (n) A learned person One who gives authoritative opinions

risible (adj) Pertaining to laughter Laughable

symptomatic (adj) Typical or characteristic Being or concerned with a symptom of a disease

volte-face (n) An about-face; a complete reversal A turnabout, especially a reversal of opinion or policy