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Vocabulary Unit 10
Acquiesce • You must acquiesce to your parents in order to get the car on Friday night.
Allure • The alluring smells from the kitchen made me hungry.
Askew When my mom looked at me askew, I knew I had done something wrong.
Blithe • Students show blithe happiness on the last day of school.
Contentious • Contentious people are not content with anything.
Covet • It is immoral to covet another person’s husband or wife.
Crestfallen • Al Gore was utterly crestfallen when he found out that he had lost the presidency.
Disheveled • Disheveled desks should be cleaned off with a shovel.
Exponent • Paul McCartney is a strong exponent of vegetarianism.
Garrulous • It is annoying to sit next to a garrulous person on a plane.
Insuperable • For most, climbing Mt. Everest is an insuperable feat.
Lamentable • Last semester was a lamentable one.
Misnomer The title of the story “Happy Ending” is a misnomer.
Profess • They professed their undying love for each other.
Respite • Spring break will be a nice respite in the middle of the semester.
Retribution • You will wash the car every week this summer in retribution for throwing eggs at it.
Sinuous • Lake Shore Drive is a sinuous road along the lakefront in Chicago.
Sonorous • The sonorous music was intoxicating.
Vanguard • Quentin Terantino was considered a vanguard with his movie Reservoir Dogs.
Wastrel • Wastrels are very wasteful.