VOCABULARY

DIVULGE

• Verb
• Reveal,tell
• Keep,detain
• The boy divulge his friends secret that she like this boy.

ABET

• Verb
• Impede, dissude
• Promote, incite
• To assist or encourage
• Jim refused to abet his son to get a car.

DOGMATIC

• Adjective
• Arrogant,stubborn
• Open-minded
• The professor's dogmatic approach, students are afraid to ask questions.

INSIPID

• Adjective
• Flat, lifeless
• Challenging
• The man found accountant classes to be very insipid.

EXTRANEOUS

• Adjective
• Irrelevant
• Essential
• The professor felt that the extraneous paragraph was very detracted from more important info

COERCE

• Verb
• Compel
• Encourage
• Jerry wanted to play basket ball, but his dad wanted him to play football

JAUNDICED

• Adjective
• Skeptical,cynical
• Believing,trusting
• Gabe had a jaundiced view of Iraq after losing his wife in the gulf war.

METICULOUS

• Adjective
• Fastidious
• Sloppy
• The doctor was meticulous while preforming surgery

TEMERITY

• Noun
• Audacity
• Prudence
• Bret had the temerity to jump into a lake full alligators.

GREGARIOUS

• Adjective
• Genial,friendly
• Reclusive
• Raji went from being gregarious to being antisocial.

HERESY

• Noun
• Belief.
• Orthodoxy
• The man is heresy about his beliefs

DOCILE

• Adjective
• Manageable.
• Willful
• The dog was very docile

LIBATION

• Noun
• Intoxicant
• Non alcoholic
• The libation mother was driving a lot during the party

ANATHEMA

• Noun
• Detestation
• Beloved,praised
• Cannibalism is anathema to almost every society on the planet

BANTER

• Noun
• Joshing,badinage
• Vituperation
• Ruth enjoyed listening to the banter of her husband

CASTIGATE

• Verb
• Criticize,scold
• Praise

GAUCHE

• Adjective
• Awkward,tactless
• Graceful
• Some people are gauche because they eat pizza with forks.

IGNOMINY

• Noun
• Public shame
• Renown
• The dog was ignominies when she got into the trash

MOTLEY

• Adjective
• Varied
• Uniform
• The bear was made of many motley part of cloth.

EMACIATED

• Adjective
• Withered
• Plump, fattened
• The dog was emancipated because the owners did not feed her.

AVARICE

• Noun
• Greed, desire for wealth
• Largesse
• He became a doctor to appease his avarice not to save lives

FURTIVE

• Adjective
• Stealthy,sneaky
• Overt
• The furtive ninja was sneaking around the courtyard of the palace.

BACCHANALIAN

• Adjective
• Wild, drunken
• Calm,collected
• The child was very bacchanalian after eating all of that sugar.

EXTRADITE

• Verb
• Deport
• Keep
• Jason Foxwoods was extradited for being a suspect in a huge crime.

COPIOUS

• Adjective
• Profuse
• Sparse
• The is a copious amount of blue bonnets in the prairie.

IRASCIBLE

• Adjective
• Irritable,Ill- tempered
• Easygoing
• The man irascible when his wife died.

MERCENARY

• Noun
• Hired gun
• Volunteer
• The mercenary was very dangerous while doing his mission.

BASTION

• Noun
• Stronghold
• Weak
• The fort was build with Kevlar reinforced walls to protect the people inside.

JETTISON

• Noun
• Deploy
• Retain
• The passengers jettisoned all the cargo off of the plane to make it lighter.

OSTRACIZE

• Verb
• Exile
• Accept
• The boy was ostracized from the group because he was different.