1. Vocabulary
List #6

2. Accede (verb) To yield to; to assume an office Syn. Consent Ant. demur

3. Brandish
(verb)
To wave or flourish
Syn. Swing shake

4. Comprise
(verb)
To be made up of
Syn. Compose
Ant. exclude

5. Deft (adjective) Skillful, nimble
Syn. Dexterous, adroit, proficient, clever
Ant. Clumsy, awkward

6. Deprived of necessities; poor
Destitute
(adjective)
Deprived of necessities; poor
Syn. Wanting
Ant. Rich, wealthy

7. Explicit
(adjective)
Definite;
clearly stated
Syn. Distinct
Ant. Vague, ambiguous

8. Extirpate
(verb)
To destroy totally
Syn. Eradicate
Ant. Sow, foster, nourish

9. Inopportune (adjective)
Ill-timed; inappropriate
Syn. Unsuitable Ant. convenient

10. A difference between what happens and what is expected
Ironic
(adjective)
A difference between what happens and what is expected
Syn. Satiric, wry
Ant. straightforward

11. Stale; moldy; out of date
Musty
(adjective)
Stale; moldy; out of date
Syn. Hackneyed
Ant. Fresh, brand-new

12. Ant. Reserved, timid, aloof
Officious
(adjective)
Meddling; Prying
Syn. Obtrusive
Ant. Reserved, timid, aloof

13. Ominous (adjective) Unfavorable or threatening Syn. Portentous
Ant. promising

14. Pinnacle A high peak or point Syn. Apex, summit Ant. Low point,nadir
(noun)
A high peak or point
Syn. Apex, summit
Ant. Low point,nadir

15. Preplanned; calculated Ant. Unplanned, spontaneous, impromptu
Premeditated
(adjective)
Preplanned; calculated
Syn. Prearranged
Ant. Unplanned, spontaneous, impromptu

16. Rampant (adjective) Running wild
Syn. Unrestrained
Ant. Controlled, restrained

17. Solace
(verb/noun)
To comfort; relief
Syn. Soothe
Ant. upset

18. Stately (adjective) Dignified; Majestic
Syn. Grand
Ant. lowly

19. Flexible, bending easily
Supple
(adjective)
Flexible, bending easily
Syn. limber
Ant. Stiff, rigid

20. Suppress
(verb)
To stop by force
Syn. Subdue, crush
Ant. Provoke, spur

21. Dishonest; corruptible
Benedict Arnold
Venal
(adjective)
Dishonest; corruptible
Syn. Bribable
Ant. Honest