1. 13A + 13B Vocabulary Words Study PowerPoint
*English 1 Vocabulary*
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2. Ad Infinitum Ad Infinitum Infinity
Definition: Endlessly Synonyms: Forever, unceasingly, incessantly, and ceaselessly Antonyms: Succinctly, concisely, tersely, and briefly
Ad Infinitum
Infinity

3. Apportion Apportion A Portion
Definition: To divide and give out in shares. Synonyms: Distribute, allot, parcel out, and allocate No Antonyms found for this word
Apportion
A Portion

4. Bona Fide Bona Fide Bones
Definition: Genuine; sincere. Synonyms: Authentic, indisputable, legitimate, and certified Antonyms: False, fake bogus, spurious, and counterfeit
Bona Fide
Bones

5. Congenial Congenial Generous Person
Definition: Getting on well with others; agreeable, pleasant. Synonyms: Friendly, sociable, amiable, and compatible Antonyms: Disagreeable, surly, cold, and standoffish
Congenial
Generous Person

6. Buoyant Buoyant Floating Buoy
Definition: Able to float easily; able to hold things up; cheerful, hopeful. Synonyms: Blithe, jaunty, lighthearted, and animated Antonyms: Downcast, depressed, gloomy, and morose
Buoyant
Floating Buoy

7. Lofty
Definition: Very high, noble. Synonyms: Elevated, towering, exalted, and grand Antonyms: Base, petty, low, sordid, and despicable
Lofty
Loft Bed

8. Migration Migration Movement
Definition: A movement from one country or region to another. Synonyms: Population-shift and Mass-movement No Antonyms found for this word
Migration
Movement

9. Perceive Perceive Receive
Definition: To be aware of through the senses, observe; to grasp mentally. Synonyms: Notice, discern, and understand Antonyms: Miss, overlook, and be-blind-too
Perceive
Receive

10. Clique
Definition: A small, exclusive group of people. Synonyms: Inner-circle and coterie No Antonyms found for this word
Clique
Club

11. Concede Concede Confessing
Definition: To admit as true; to yield submit. Synonyms: Acknowledge, grant, allow, and assent Antonyms: Contest, dispute, gainsay, and challenge
Concede
Confessing

12. Perverse Perverse Reverse
Definition: Inclined to go against what is expected; stubborn; turned away from what is good and proper. Synonyms: Obstinate, contrary, mulish, and wayward Antonyms: Tractable, docile, mendable, and yielding
Perverse
Reverse

13. Vindicate Vindicate Win da Case
Definition: To clear from hint or charge of wrongdoing; to defend successfully against opposition; to justify. Synonyms: Acquit, absolve, exonerate, and advocate Antonyms: Implicate, incriminate, condemn, and convict
Vindicate
Win da Case

14. Sordid
Definition: Wretchedly poor; run-down; mean or selfish Synonyms: Filthy, squalid, base, vile, seedy, and sleazy Antonyms: Pure, noble, opulent, and lavish
Sordid
Sore

15. Prelude Prelude Before
Definition: An introduction; that which comes before and leads off. Synonyms: Preface, overture, prologue, and “curtain-raiser” Antonyms: Epilogue, postlude, and aftermath
Prelude
Before

16. Wane
Definition: To lose size, strength, or power. Synonyms: Diminish, decline, subside, and dwindle Antonyms: Grow, wax, amplify, balloon, and increase
Wane
Weakling

17. Rancid Rancid Ranch Dressing
Definition: Stale, spoiled. Synonyms: Foul, rank, fetid, sour, rotten, and putrid Antonyms: Wholesome and fresh
Rancid
Ranch Dressing

18. Versatile Versatile Variety
Definition: Able to do many things well; capable of many uses. Synonyms: Adaptable, handy, all-around, and may-sided Antonyms: Limited, specialized, and restricted
Versatile
Variety

19. Rustic Rustic Rusty Voice
Definition: (adj.) country-like, simple, plain; awkward; (n) One who lives in the country. Synonyms: Rough, unsophisticated, and countrified Antonyms: Citified, urban, sophisticated, and suave
Rustic
Rusty Voice

20. Sever
Definition: To separate, divide into parts. Synonyms: Cut off, amputate, break-off, and dissolve Antonyms: Join, unite, and weld-togethe
Sever
Separate

21. Untenable Untenable Unable
Definition: Not capable of being held or defended; impossible to maintain. Synonyms: Indefensible, insupportable, and groundless Antonyms: Irrefutable, impregnable, and incontestable
Untenable
Unable