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The Diary of
Anne Frank

by Anne Frank

Definitions

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 The Diary of Anne Frank
Definitions

1. abyss uh BISS bottomless hole, a vast expanse or depth

BISSabyssuh
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
The man had fallen into the abyss of depravity.
Derivatives >> abysm, abysmal, abysmally, abyssal
2. accord uh KORD agreement, state of harmony
,<<accorduh
Synonyms >> Antonym >> disharmony; disagreement
We are in accord concerning the method of handling this problem.
Derivatives >> accordable, accorder, accordance, accordant
3. acquiesce AK wee es to give in, to comply
Synonyms >> accede, agree, assent, consent, subscribe
,<<acquiesceAK Antonym >> to object; to disagree
I was so desperate that I had to acquiesce to his demands.
Derivatives >> acquiescence, acquiescent, acquiescingly, acquiescently
4. adroit uh DROW it skillful, adept
Synonyms >> clever, cunning, deft, dexterous, ingenious, ingenuity Antonym >> inept
The magician was especially adroit in making the lion disappear.
Derivatives >> adroitly, adroitness
5. aloof uh LOOF apart, indifferent
Synonyms >> detached, incurious, unconcerned Antonym >> integrated; friendly
The woman remained aloof during the party, separating herself from everyone else.
Derivatives >> aloofness
6. appease uh PEES to pacify, to be conciliatory in a manner that sacrifices principles
Synonyms >> conciliate, mollify, placate, propitiate Antonym >> to incense
The woman tried to appease her husband when he became so angry.
Derivatives >> appeased, appeasing, appeasement, appeasable, appeaser
7. ardent AR dunt expressing strong feelings, impassioned, zealous
Synonyms >> fervent, fervid, passionate, perfervid
,<<ardentAR Antonym >> unmoved; perfunctory
He was ardent in his support of civil rights.
Derivatives >> ardently
8. autocrat AW toe krat a person with unlimited influence and authority (usually a negative word)
,<<autocratAW
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
The people wanted to overthrow the despotic autocrat.
Derivatives >> autocracy, autocratic, autocratical, autocratically
9. barbarism BAR buh riz um the incorrect usage of words or forms of language
,<<barbarismBA
Synonyms >> Antonym >> acceptable diction
The English teacher cringed at the gross barbarism in the paper.
Derivatives >> barbarous, barbarously, barbarousness
10. blithe BLIETH lighthearted, joyous, glad, cheerful, free of spirit
Synonyms >> jocund, jolly, jovial
,<<blitheBLIET Antonym >> morose
Her blithe spirit provided an air of gaiety at the meeting.
Derivatives >> blithely, blithesome, blithesomely, blithesomeness
11. blunder BLUN der to make a mistake as a result of stupidity or carelessness
,<<blunderBLUN
Synonyms >> Antonym >> act wisely
His election campaign was wrecked by one blunder after another
Derivatives >> blunderer, blunderingly, blundering

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12. boisterous BOY stir ous rowdy, rough, and stormy
Synonyms >> blatant, clamorous, obstreperous, strident, vociferous
,<<boisterousBO Antonym >> serene
The boisterous child was running through the store screaming and laughing.
Derivatives >> boisterousness, boisterously
13. bolt BOLT to move suddenly
,<<boltBOLTbolt
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to move sluggishly
We were surprised when the horse suddenly bolted.
Derivatives >> bolter, boltlike, bolted
14. bustle BUH sul to hurry busily; a hurry
,<<bustleBUH
Synonyms >> Antonym >> dawdle
We were all in a bustle to get to the airport on time.
Derivatives >> bustled, bustling, bustlingly, bustles
15. calamity kuh LAM uh tee a serious event causing distress or misfortune
Synonyms >> cataclysm, catastrophe
,<<calamitykuh Antonym >> good fortune
The earthquake in Mexico was a calamity.
Derivatives >> calamitous, calamitously, calamitousness
16. capitulate kuh PICH uh late to surrender
Synonyms >> defer, relent, submit, succumb, yield
,<<capitulatekuh Antonym >> to resist
The army was expected to capitulate after having lost that last battle with so many casualties.
Derivatives >> capitulated, capitulating, capitulation
17. champion CHAM pee un to defend or to support
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to persecute
The senator championed the cause of the homeless.
Derivatives >> championship, championless, championlike, championed, championing
18. clandestine klan DES tin secret
Synonyms >> covert, furtive, stealthy, surreptitious, underhanded Antonym >> open; obvious
The C.I.A. is involved in clandestine activities.
Derivatives >> clandestinely, clandestineness
19. communal kuh MYOON ul pertaining to a group or community
,<<communalkuh
Synonyms >> Antonym >> individual
A hermit does not enjoy communal situations.
Derivatives >> commune, communed, communing, communally, communalism, communalist, communalization, communalizer
20. conceit kun SEET excessively high opinion of one's own worth or ability
,<<conceitkun
Synonyms >> Antonym >> humility
The conceited girl suddenly found herself with no friends.
Derivatives >> conceited, conceitedly
21. congenial kun JEEN yul characterized by friendly sociability
Synonyms >> compatible, consonant, genial, pleasant, attractive
,<<congenialkun Antonym >>
The family decided to settle in the congenial little town.
Derivatives >> congeniality, congenially, congenialness
22. contempt kun TEMPT scorn, extreme dislike or disdain
Synonyms >> despicableness, pitiableness, scurviness
,<<contemptkun Antonym >> respect
The man treated the gossiping woman with contempt; talking about other people was beneath his dignity.
Derivatives >> contemptible, contemptuous
23. coquette ko KET a woman who flirts with men without sincere affection
,<<coquetteko
Synonyms >> Antonym >> prude
The young woman flirted coquettishly with the man.
Derivatives >> coquetry, coquet, coquetted, coquetting, coquettish, coquettishly, coquettishness
24. cynical SIN uh kul given to faultfinding, sneering, and sarcasm; exhibiting mocking disbelief
Synonyms >> misanthropic, pessimistic, misogynic Antonym >>
Some people are so cynical they sneer at everything that would make life worthwhile.
Derivatives >> cynic, cynically, cynicism
25. deft DEFT skillful, adroit
Synonyms >> clever, cunning, dexterous, ingenious Antonym >> clumsy
He was very deft in handling the questions from the reporter.
Derivatives >> deftness, deftly

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26. despairing deh SPARE ing hopeless, despondent, discouraged
,<<despairingdeh
Synonyms >> Antonym >> hopeful
The woman's despairing tears touched the hearts of many.
Derivatives >> despair, despaired, despairful, despairfully, despairingly, despairingness
27. despondency deh SPON dun see depression, dejection
,<<despondencyd
Synonyms >> Antonym >> blithe hopefulness
Because he thought that he had failed the test, he felt great despondency.
Derivatives >> despondent, despondence, despondently, desponding, despondingly
28. diligent DIL eh junt characterized by steady, attentive and energetic effort in a pursuit or study
Synonyms >> industrious, assiduous, sedulous
,<<diligentDIL Antonym >>
The students in the special course were studious and diligent.
Derivatives >> diligence, diligency, diligently, diligentness
29. din DEN loud and discordant noises, cacophony
,<<dinDENdinD
Synonyms >> Antonym >> euphony
The din in the senate was so great that I could not hear the speaker.
Derivatives >> dins, dinned, dinning
30. discord DIS kord lack of agreement, tension, strife
Synonyms >> contention, dissension, variance
,<<discordDIS Antonym >> harmony; agreement
There is a lot of discord in the nation over the issue of abortion.
Derivatives >> discordance, discordancy, discordant, discordantly, discordantness
31. disdain dis DANE intense dislike; to treat with scorn or contempt, to reject as unworthy
Synonyms >> (to be) arrogant, haughty, high-handed, insolent, lordly, Antonym >> favor, admiration; to love
supercilious
Never having had to do manual labor, he disdained the idea of becoming a cotton picker.
Derivatives >> disdained, disdaining, disdainer, disdainful, disdainfully, disdainfulness
32. disparage deh SPAR ij to degrade, to speak of someone or something in a derogatory manner
Synonyms >> belittle, decry, deprecate Antonym >> to praise profusely
His disparaging remarks about me caused the committee to give the job to another person.
Derivatives >> disparagement, disparager, disparagingly
33. ecstasy EK stuh see extreme happiness
Synonyms >> rapture, transport
,<<ecstasyEK Antonym >> wretchedness
The music was so beautiful that it put the crowd into a state of ecstasy.
Derivatives >> ecstatic, ecstatical, ecstatically
34. emaciated eh MAY she ay tid very thin (usually as a result of starvation), wasting away
,<<emaciatedeh
Synonyms >> Antonym >> fat; corpulent
As a result of receiving little food, most prisoners of concentration camps become extremely emaciated.
Derivatives >> emaciate, emaciation
35. enhance en HANS to make better, to improve
,<<enhanceen
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to worsen
Your chances of passing the test will be enhanced if you study.
Derivatives >> enhanced, enhancement, enhancing, enhancer, enhancive
36. enthralling en THROL ing captivating, spellbinding
,<<enthrallingen
Synonyms >> Antonym >> boring
Because the book was so enthralling, I stayed awake all night reading it.
Derivatives >> enthrall, enthralled, enthrallingly, enthrallment
37. estrange eh STRANJ to alienate, to separate
Synonyms >> disaffect, wean
,<<estrangeeh Antonym >> to unite; to join
The necessity to travel in his business may estrange him from his family for a short period of time.
Derivatives >> estranged, estrangedness, estrangement
38. evocative eh VOK uh tiv calling forth, calling to mind
Synonyms >> Antonym >> forgetful
The play was evocative in that it made me recall my youth.
Derivatives >> evocatively, evocativeness, evocatory, evocator, evocation, evoke
39. excise ik SIZE to remove by cutting
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
Hopefully, the doctor can excise the cancer from his liver.
Derivatives >> excision, excisional

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40. exhaust x AWST to use up; to drain
,<<exhaustx
Synonyms >> Antonym >> strengthened
I will not rest until I have exhausted every means available to me.
Derivatives >> exhausting, exhausted, exhauster, exhaustion, exhaustiblity, exhaustive, exhaustively
41. expedient ik SPEE dee unt appropriate for a purpose but not necessarily moral, right, or just
,<<expedientik
Synonyms >> Antonym >> disadvantageous
In trying to increase political support, the candidate found it expedient to change his stand on taxation.
Derivatives >> expediate, expedience, expediency, expediential, expedientist, expediently
42. exquisite ek QUIS it perfect or close to perfect in a lovely or delicate way
,<<exquisiteek
Synonyms >> Antonym >> crude and unattractive
The elaborate food was exquisite.
Derivatives >> exquisitely, exquisiteness, exquisitively
43. fanaticism fuh NAT eh siz um enthusiasm or zeal that is excessively irrational
,<<fanaticismfuh
Synonyms >> Antonym >> apathy; lack of zeal
The Nazis engendered fanaticism among their followers.
Derivatives >> fanatical, fanatic, fanatically, fanaticalness
44. fatalistic fate uh LIS tik belief that events are predetermined and cannot be altered
,<<fatalisticfate
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
Giving up because you believe you're doomed to failure is a fatalistic attitude.
Derivatives >> fatalist, fatalism, fatalistically
45. fatuous FACH oo us foolish, silly in an obnoxious way, inane
Synonyms >> asinine, silly, simple Antonym >> sensible
The woman was fatuous to think that she needed three thousand pairs of shoes.
Derivatives >> fatuously, fatuity, fatuitous, fatuitousness
46. foreboding fore BOE ding premonition of evil, an ominous omen
Synonyms >> prediction, portent, presentiment Antonym >> serene
The black clouds overhead were a foreboding of bad weather.
Derivatives >> forebode, foreboder
47. giddy GID ee dizzy
,<<giddyGID
Synonyms >> Antonym >> levelheaded
I became giddy after drinking the champagne at the reception.
Derivatives >> giddify, giddily, giddiness
48. hearten HEART un to encourage
,<<heartenHEAR
Synonyms >> Antonym >> dismay
I am heartened by the kind words of support he has spoken to me.
Derivatives >> heartened, heartening, hearteningly
49. heed HEED to give attention to
,<<heedHEEDhee
Synonyms >> Antonym >> pay no attention to
People who do not heed the warnings of the weatherman about the hurricane may die.
Derivatives >> heeded, heeding, heedfully, heedless, heedlessly
50. humane hyoo MANE kind, compassionate, sympathetic and considerate
,<<humanehyoo
Synonyms >> Antonym >> brutal
The United States was very humane in its treatment of prisoners of war.
Derivatives >> humanely, humaneness
51. impeccable im PEK uh bul free from fault or blame
Synonyms >> flawless, irreproachable
,<<impeccableim Antonym >> flawed
She was a woman of impeccable character and could not be blamed for the smallest wrongdoing.
Derivatives >> impeccability, impeccableness, impeccably
52. impertinent im PUR tuh nunt insolently rude, not within the proper bounds of good taste or manners
Synonyms >> intrusive, meddlesome, obtrusive, officious Antonym >> reverent; respectful
His impertinent remarks did not help his case in the eyes of the jury.
Derivatives >> impertinence, impertinency, impertinently, impertinentness
53. import IM port relative importance, significance
Synonyms >> Antonym >> meaninglessness
The full import of today's events will not be realized for years.
Derivatives >> importance

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54. impudent IM pyuh dunt disrespectful, characterized by improper bold behavior
,<<impudentIM
Synonyms >> Antonym >> respectful
The student's impudent act of using profanity toward Mrs. Dove caused him to be expelled.
Derivatives >> impudence, impudency, impudently, impudentness, impudicity
55. incessant in SES unt uninterrupted
Synonyms >> constant, perennial, perpetual, unremitting
,<<incessantin Antonym >> intermittent
The dog's incessant barking caused the man to have difficulty falling asleep.
Derivatives >> incessancy, incessantly, incessantness, incession
56. indignation in dig NAY shun anger as a result of something unjust
Synonyms >> fury, ire, rage, wrath
,<<indignationin Antonym >> serenity
I have much indignation about the light sentence given to the drunk driver who ran over my child .
Derivatives >> indignant, indignantly, indignance, indignify, indignities
57. industrious in DUS tree us skillfully busy or occupied
Synonyms >> assiduous, diligent, sedulous
,<<industriousin Antonym >> slothful, indolent
The industrious student will use time wisely.
Derivatives >> industriously, industriousness, industry
58. ingenuity in juh NOO eh tee cleverness, inventiveness, resourcefulness
Synonyms >> adroitness, cunning, deftness, dexterity
,<<ingenuityin Antonym >> lack of cleverness
He showed much ingenuity in his unique way of solving the problem.
Derivatives >> ingenious, ingeniously, ingeniousness
59. jocular JOK yu lur jesting or joking
Synonyms >> facetious, jocose, jocund Antonym >> serious
The man's jocular mood kept us all entertained throughout the evening.
Derivatives >> jocularity, jocularly, jocularness, joculator
60. kindle KIN dul to start a fire, to stir up
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to douse
The boys were taught to kindle a fire.
Derivatives >> kindled, kindling, kindles
61. loathe LOETH to detest
Synonyms >> abhor, abominate
,<<loatheLOETH Antonym >> to adore
The fact that I loathe your brother does not mean that we cannot be friends.
Derivatives >> loathful, loathing, loathingly, loathness,loathsome
62. luxuriant lug ZHOOR ee unt abundant in growth, very fertile
Synonyms >> lavish, lush, prodigal, profuse
,<<luxuriantlug Antonym >> scanty
The luxuriant farmland of Iowa provides an abundant amount of food.
Derivatives >> luxuriance, luxurancy, luxuriantly, luxuriate, luxurious, luxuriously, luxuriousness, luxury
63. materialize muh TEER ee uh lize to become real, to appear, to take a form or shape
,<<materializemu
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to fade away
Our problems materialized after Dad lost his job.
Derivatives >> materialization, materializer, materializes, materialized, materializing
64. melancholy MEL un kol ee depression of spirits
,<<melancholyM
Synonyms >> Antonym >> happiness
After Dad lost his job, he fell into a state of melancholy.
Derivatives >> melancholia, melancholic, melancholiac, melancholically, melancholily, melancholiness, melancholious
65. mirth MURTH gladness and merriment usually accompanied by laughter
Synonyms >> glee, hilarity, jollity
,<<mirthMURTH Antonym >> sadness
The party was a source of mirth and gaiety.
Derivatives >> mirthful, mirthfully, mirthfulness, mirthless, mirthlessly, mirthlessness
66. mobile (adj) MO bul capable of moving or being moved
Synonyms >> Antonym >> fixed
In the modern game of professional football, a quarterback must be mobile.
Derivatives >> mobilize, mobilizable, mobilization
67. monotony moh NOT uh nee sameness
Synonyms >> Antonym >> diversity
There is so much monotony in my life that I need a change
Derivatives >> monotoness, monotonous, monotonously, monotonousness, monotonist

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68. nonchalance non shuh LAWNS indifference, a showing of little interest
,<<nonchalancen
Synonyms >> Antonym >> intensity
He took the news of his failing grade with nonchalance.
Derivatives >> nonchalant, nonchalantly, nonchalantness
69. obstinate OB stuh nit unyielding regardless of reason or logic
,<<obstinateOB
Synonyms >> Antonym >> yielding
He will not accept advice on many things because of his obstinate attitude.
Derivatives >> obstinacy, obstinancy, obstinance, obstinately, obstinateness, obstination
70. oculist OK yuh list a doctor who specializes in treatment of the eyes
,<<oculistOK
Synonyms >> yuh Antonym >>
The eye disease had to be treated by an oculist.
Derivatives >> ocular, ocularly, oculogyric, oculomotor, oculate
71. orthodox OR thuh doks conforming to established standards, conventional
,<<orthodoxOR
Synonyms >> Antonym >> unconventional
The church is founded upon a set of orthodox views.
Derivatives >> orthodoxness, orthodoxical, orthodoxically, orthodoxism, orthodoxly, orthodoxy
72. pacifistic pas uh FIS tik opposed to war or use of force
Synonyms >> appeased, conciliated, mollified, placated, propitiated
,<<pacifisticpas Antonym >> martial
The man refused to fight because of his pacifistic beliefs.
Derivatives >> pacifist, pacifier, pacifism, pacifistically, pacify
73. partisan PAR ti zen one who exhibits extreme or possibly blind allegiance to a group or cause
Synonyms >> adherent, disciple, follower Antonym >> antagonist
The cause was supported by a small group of partisans.
Derivatives >> partisanism, partisanry, partisanship
74. peal PEEL a loud ringing (usually of bells)
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
The church bells pealed at noon to celebrate the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana.
Derivatives >> pealed, pealing
75. pedantry PED un tree act of showing off learning in a manner that is needless and unimaginative
,<<pedantryPED
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
The teacher's lectures are a demonstration of pedantry without scholarship.
Derivatives >> pedantic, pedantical, pedantically, pedanticism, pedant
76. peevish PEE vish fretful, obstinate
,<<peevishPEE
Synonyms >> Antonym >> tranquil; peaceful
With a peevish gesture, Jane slammed the book shut.
Derivatives >> peevishly, peevishness, peeve, peeved
77. pendant PEN dunt something suspended, hanging down from something
,<<pendantPEN
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
Her pendant earrings were in the shape of oil derricks.
Derivatives >> pendants
78. perishable PER eh shuh bul likely to decay or to spoil
,<<perishablePE
Synonyms >> Antonym >> unlikely to deteriorate
We have to move the perishable items to a cooler place.
Derivatives >> perishability, perishableness, perishably, perishing, perishless, perishment
79. pique PEEK resentment, irritation
,<<piquePEEKpi
Synonyms >> Antonym >> acceptance
After finding that he had been seeing other women, she showed her pique by not speaking to him.
Derivatives >> piqued, piquing
80. precarious pre KARE ee us dangerous, risky, not a secure situation
Synonyms >> Antonym >> safe
It seems that a tightrope walker is often in a precarious situation.
Derivatives >> precariously, precariousness
81. preeminence pree EM uh nuns superiority to all others
Synonyms >> Antonym >> inferiority
Receiving a Nobel prize signifies preeminence in a field.
Derivatives >> preeminent, preeminency, preeminently

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82. privation pry VAY shun the condition of lacking basic necessities of life
,<<privationpry
Synonyms >> Antonym >> abundance
Children in many parts of the world face severe privation.
Derivatives >> privational, privative, privatively
83. prodigy PROD eh jee one with exceptional talents or powers; an extraordinary accomplishment
,<<prodigyPROD
Synonyms >> Antonym >> ordinary occurrence
Mozart was considered a child prodigy since he had great musical talents at a very early age.
Derivatives >> prodigies
84. puritanical pyoor eh TAN eh kul marked by severe or rigid morality
,<<puritanicalpy
Synonyms >> Antonym >> satanical
The girl's father was so puritanical he would not allow her to date until she was eighteen years old.
Derivatives >> puritanic, puritan, puritanically, puritanicalness, puritanism, puritanize
85. quell KWELL to quiet or to put down a disturbance
,<<quellKWELL
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to foment; to incite
Fortunately, the principal was able to quell the food fight in the cafeteria.
Derivatives >> quelled, quelling, quells
86. quench KWENCH to extinguish, to put out; to relieve with liquid
,<<quenchKWE
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to stir up
He quenched the hot coals in the barbecue pit with water.
Derivatives >> quencher, quenched, quenching, quenchable, quenchableness
87. rebellion ruh BELL yun organized opposition to an authority
Synonyms >> Antonym >> acquiescence to authority; peace
The rebellion was led by those who objected to taxation with no representation.
Derivatives >> rebeller, rebellions, rebellious, rebelliously, rebelliousness, rebelly, rebels
88. reconcile REK un sile to reestablish friendship, to resolve a dispute
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to alienate
The family will never be the same until Mom and Grandma reconcile their differences.
Derivatives >> reconcilability, reconcilable, reconcilableness, reconcilably, reconcileness, reconcilement, reconciliate
89. refuge REF yooj shelter or place of protection
,<<refugeREF
Synonyms >> Antonym >> dangerous place
Reservations were supposed to be places of refuge for Indians.
Derivatives >> refuges
90. reprise reh PRIZE a recurrence, renewal, or resumption of an action
Synonyms >> recapitulation, repetition
,<<reprisereh Antonym >>
The battle was noted for the reprise of attacks by the enemy.
Derivatives >> reprisal, reprised, reprising
91. reproach reh PROCH to blame for something; a disgrace
Synonyms >> admonish, castigate, chasten, chastise, chide, rebuke, reprove Antonym >> to praise; accolade
,<<reproachreh
Her conduct was so good that it was beyond reproach.
Derivatives >> reproachable, reproachful, reproachfully, reproachfulness, reproachingly
92. ruffianism RUF ee un is um rowdy or tough behavior
,<<ruffianismRU
Synonyms >> Antonym >> gentle behavior
The ruffianism of the boys in school did not go unnoticed by their angry principal.
Derivatives >> ruffian, ruffianish, ruffianize, ruffianly
93. saboteur sab uh TUR one that destroys property or normal operations (usually in a war effort)
,<<saboteursab
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
Saboteurs sneak behind enemy lines and blow up power lines and bridges.
Derivatives >> sabotage
94. seethe SEETH to boil , to be agitated
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to be at peace
The nation seethed with anger when the terrorists took the men as hostages.
Derivatives >> seething, seethingly
95. solace SOL is to comfort or to cheer
Synonyms >> soothe, mitigate, assuage Antonym >> to deride; to harass
The Red Cross attempted to solace the flood victims.
Derivatives >> solaceful, solacement, solacer, solaced, solacing

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96. spiritual SPIR it u ul concerned with the soul of God; not material or tangible
,<<spiritualSPIR
Synonyms >> Antonym >> worldly
She has spiritual qualities of faith and hope.
Derivatives >> spiritualism, spiritualist, spirituality, spiritualistically, spiritualization, spiritualize
97. stagnant STAG nunt not flowing, foul from not moving
,<<stagnantSTA
Synonyms >> Antonym >> flowing
The stagnant pond had a foul odor.
Derivatives >> stagnate, stagnation, stagnantly, stagnancy, stagnance
98. staid STADE reserved and upright in manner or behavior, sedate
Synonyms >> earnest, grave, sober, solemn
,<<staidSTADEst Antonym >> boisterous
The staid and uninteresting old maid behaved with utmost decorum in all situations.
Derivatives >> staidness
99. steadfastness STED fas nes quality of being fixed with little chance of moving or changing
Synonyms >> resolution, staunchness
,<<steadfastnessS Antonym >> irresolution
The steadfastness of her position not to sell her land is remarkable considering what she has been offered.
Derivatives >> steadfast, steadfastly
100. sterile STER ul incapable of reproducing
,<<sterileSTER
Synonyms >> Antonym >> productive
Since the woman was sterile, she and her husband decided to adopt children.
Derivatives >> sterilely, sterility, sterilizable, sterilizability, sterilization, sterilize
101. subjective sub JEK tiv coming from an individual's mind
Synonyms >> Antonym >> objective
I scored poorly on the subjective essay exam because my teacher disagreed with my opinion.
Derivatives >> subjectively, subjectiveness, subjectivism, subjectivity, subjectivize, subjectivization
102. succulent SUK yuh lunt very juicy
Synonyms >> Antonym >> dry
An orange is an example of a succulent fruit.
Derivatives >> succulency, succulence
103. summary (adj.) SUM uh ree condensed and concise
Synonyms >> compendious, laconic, pithy, succinct, terse
,<<summary Antonym >> detailed
The judge asked for a summary conclusion since time was short.
Derivatives >> summarily, summability, summariness, summarize, summation, summational
104. superb soo PURB of very high quality
Synonyms >> resplendent, sublime
,<<superbsoo Antonym >> grossly inferior
The superb beauty of the Grand Canyon completely overwhelmed me.
Derivatives >> superbity, superbly, superbness
105. supercilious soo pur SIL ee us haughty, vain and arrogant
Synonyms >> disdainful, high-handed, insolent, lordly
,<<superciliousso Antonym >> servile
I do not like your arrogant and supercilious attitude toward poor people.
Derivatives >> superciliously, superciliousness
106. superfluous soo PUR floo us beyond what is needed or required, an overflow
,<<superfluousso
Synonyms >> Antonym >> necessary
The meeting lasted so long because of many superfluous comments by some of the speakers.
Derivatives >> superfluously, superfluousness, superfluent, superfluity
107. supple SUP ul easily bent, elastic, pliable
Synonyms >> resilient
,<<suppleSUP Antonym >> rigid
Her supple bones allowed her to perform strange feats in gymnastics.
Derivatives >> suppler, supplest
108. surplus SUR plus an amount that is more than what is needed
Synonyms >> Antonym >> shortage
The government purchases surplus wheat so that it is not thrown away.
Derivatives >> surplusage
109. surreptitious sur up TISH us secret, clandestine, stealthy
Synonyms >> covert, furtive, underhanded Antonym >> aboveboard; in an open manner
The Watergate burglars tried to attain information in a surreptitious manner.
Derivatives >> surreptitiously

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110. tarry TARE ee to delay in coming or going, to linger
,<<tarryTARE
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to depart promptly
Please do not tarry; I want you to be here on time.
Derivatives >> tarriness, tarried, tarries
111. theatrical the AT ruh kul overly dramatic, exaggerated in behavior
,<<theatricalthe
Synonyms >> Antonym >> unaffected
You do not need to be so theatrical to make your point.
Derivatives >> theater, theatrics, theatricalism, theatricality, theatricalization
112. tinge TINJ to add a bit of color; to affect slightly; a slight coloration
,<<tingeTINJting
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to blanch
I wanted to add a tinge of red to the picture. The roses tinged the air with their fragrance.
Derivatives >> tingent, tinged, tinging, tinges
113. totter TOT ur to stagger as if about to fall
,<<totterTOT
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to walk steadily
Drinking heavily will usually cause one to totter.
Derivatives >> tottered, tottering, totteringly, tottery, totters
114. tranquil TRANG kwul peaceful, calm
Synonyms >> placid, serene
,<<tranquilTRA Antonym >> agitated
Weather in Texas can quickly change from tranquil to turbulent.
Derivatives >> tranquilization, tranquilize, tranquility, tranquilness, tranquilizer
115. trifling TRY fling not significant, frivolous
Synonyms >> Antonym >> important; significant
Some think that watching MTV is a trifling experience.
Derivatives >> trifle, trifled, trifling, trifles
116. trivia TRIV ee uh insignificant matters
Synonyms >> Antonym >> important matters
The English teacher is looking for substance, not trivia, in themes.
Derivatives >> trivial, triviality, trivialization, trivialize, trivally
117. unadulterated un uh DUL ter ay ted pure; unmixed; uncorrupted
,<<unadulterated
Synonyms >> Antonym >> impure
The unadulterated substance was costly since it was so pure.
Derivatives >> unadulterate, unadulteratedly
118. utter UT ur to express by speaking
urutterutterutter
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to leave unspoken
The teacher told me not to utter another word.
Derivatives >> utters, uttered, uttering, utterance
119. variegated VAR ee uh gay tid changed in appearance by using or applying different colors
,<<variegatedVA
Synonyms >> Antonym >> same; alike
The variegated roses were not only beautiful, but were also extremely unusual.
Derivatives >> variegate, variegation, variegator
120. virtuoso vur choo OH so one skilled in the fine arts as an accomplished musician, a savant
,<<virtuosovur
Synonyms >> Antonym >> unskilled beginner
Having played with some of the greatest symphonies in the world, he was known as a virtuoso.
Derivatives >> virtuosity
121. virulent VIR yuh lunt extremely poisonous; hateful
,<<virulentVIR
Synonyms >> Antonym >> harmless
The doctor prescribed a lot of medication to arrest the virulent infection.
Derivatives >> virulence, virulently
122. vivid VIV id bright, distinct, and clear
Synonyms >> graphic Antonym >> lackluster
I have vivid memories of my trip to Europe.
Derivatives >> vividly, vividness, vividity, vivific, vivificate, vivification, vivifier, vivify
123. wan WAHN very pale and sickly
Synonyms >> Antonym >> full of vitality
I knew that something very serious was wrong by his wan appearance.
Derivatives >> wanned, wanning

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124. wanton WAHN tun immoral, lewd
,<<wantonWAH
Synonyms >> Antonym >> moral
He had to drop out of the presidential race when his wanton behavior was exposed.
Derivatives >> wantonly, wantonness
125. waver WAY vur to show indecision or to vacillate
,<<waverWAY
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to stand firm
I have convinced him to waver from his previous decision.
Derivatives >> wavers, wavered, wavering, waveringly, wavery
126. wheedle HWEED ul to try to convince by flattery, to coax, to cajole
,<<wheedleHWE
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
She is able to wheedle whatever she desires from the men she dates.
Derivatives >> wheedling, wheedled, wheedles
127. witticism WIT eh siz um a clever and witty remark
Synonyms >> pun
,<<witticismWIT Antonym >> platitude
The speaker's witticism will be remembered long after he is gone.
Derivatives >> witty
128. woe WOE great sorrow, grief, or misfortune
,<<woeWOEwoe
Synonyms >> Antonym >> happiness
The woe she suffered at his death continued through months of depression.
Derivatives >> woes, woebegone, woeful, woebegoneness, woefully, woefulness

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The Diary of
Anne Frank
by Anne Frank

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 The Diary of Anne Frank
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These words which appear in The Diary of Anne Frank have been identified as words or derivatives of
words that have appeared on past SAT tests. They are listed here in alphabetical order.

1. abyss 44. fatalistic 87. rebellion

2. accord 45. fatuous 88. reconcile
3. acquiesce 46. foreboding 89. refuge
4. adroit 47. giddy 90. reprise
5. aloof 48. hearten 91. reproach
6. appease 49. heed 92. ruffianism
7. ardent 50. humane 93. saboteur
8. autocrat 51. impeccable 94. seethe
9. barbarism 52. impertinent 95. solace
10. blithe 53. import 96. spiritual
11. blunder 54. impudent 97. stagnant
12. boisterous 55. incessant 98. staid
13. bolt 56. indignation 99. steadfastness
14. bustle 57. industrious 100. sterile
15. calamity 58. ingenuity 101. subjective
16. capitulate 59. jocular 102. succulent
17. champion 60. kindle 103. summary
18. clandestine 61. loathe 104. superb
19. communal 62. luxuriant 105. supercilious
20. conceit 63. materialize 106. superfluous
21. congenial 64. melancholy 107. supple
22. contempt 65. mirth 108. surplus
23. coquette 66. mobile (adj) 109. surreptitious
24. cynical 67. monotony 110. tarry
25. deft 68. nonchalance 111. theatrical
26. despairing 69. obstinate 112. tinge
27. despondency 70. oculist 113. totter
28. diligent 71. orthodox 114. tranquil
29. din 72. pacifistic 115. trifling
30. discord 73. partisan 116. trivia
31. disdain 74. peal 117. unadulterated
32. disparage 75. pedantry 118. utter
33. ecstasy 76. peevish 119. variegated
34. emaciated 77. pendant 120. virtuoso
35. enhance 78. perishable 121. virulent
36. enthralling 79. pique 122. vivid
37. estrange 80. precarious 123. wan
38. evocative 81. preeminence 124. wanton
39. excise 82. privation 125. waver
40. exhaust 83. prodigy 126. wheedle
41. expedient 84. puritanical 127. witticism
42. exquisite 85. quell 128. woe
43. fanaticism 86. quench

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 The Diary of Anne Frank
by Anne Frank

These words which appear in The Diary of Anne Frank have been identified as words or derivatives of
words that have appeared on past SAT tests. They are listed here in the order in which they appear in the
novel.

1. melancholy 33. bolt 65. pendant 97. materialize

2. enhance 34. summary 66. heartened 98. steadfast
3. capitulation 35. woes 67. witticisms 99. unadulterated
4. blithely 36. clandestine 68. blunders 100. waver
5. exhausted 37. wanton 69. impudent 101. tarried
6. fanatic 38. oculist 70. stagnant 102. abyss
7. superfluous 39. indignant 71. humane 103. virtuoso
8. trivial 40. trifling 72. tinge 104. prodigy
9. piqued 41. seething 73. solace 105. cynical
10. monotonous 42. pedantic 74. privations 106. orthodox
11. waned 43. coquetry 75. boisterous 107. sterilizing
12. enthralling 44. supple 76. conceited 108. rebellious
13. obstinate 45. bustle 77. impertinent 109. important
14. refuge 46. evokes 78. privation 110. impeccable
15. ingenious 47. kindler 79. despondency 111. giddy
16. surreptitiously 48. heed 80. accordance 112. supercilious
17. barbarism 49. communal 81. perish 113. peevish
18. luxury 50. incessantly 82. nonchalance 114. autocratic
19. congenial 51. reconciliation 83. superb 115. totter
20. industrious 52. tranquility 84. adroit 116. ruffians
21. despair 53. reproachfully 85. estrangement 117. virulent
22. disdainful 54. peal 86. blithely 118. pacifism
23. discord 55. spirit 87. precarious 119. foreboding
24. fatalistic 56. theatrical 88. quelled 120. acquiesced
25. calamity 57. subjective 89. expedient 121. appeased
26. staid 58. contempt 90. variegated 122. puritans
27. loathe 59. fatuous 91. jocular 123. partisans
28. mirth 60. ecstasies 92. ardent 124. preeminence
29. champion 61. exquisite 93. succulent 125. reprisals
30. aloof 62. deftly 94. surpluses 126. barren
31. quenching 63. vivid 95. wheedle 127. emaciated
32. mobilized 64. diligently 96. din 128. excisions

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 The Diary of Anne Frank
by Anne Frank

Vocabulary Test 1

Directions: Match the word in the left column with the correct definition in the right column.

Exercise A
_________ 1. abyss a. the incorrect use of words or language
_________ 2. accord b. expressing strong feelings; impassioned; zealous
_________ 3. acquiesce c. lighthearted; joyous; glad; cheerful
_________ 4. adroit d. apart; indifferent; detached; unconcerned
_________ 5. aloof e. bottomless hole; a vast expanse or depth
_________ 6. appease f. a person with unlimited influence (usually negative)
_________ 7. ardent g. to pacify; to conciliate; to mollify; to placate
_________ 8. autocrat h. skillful; clever; deft; dexterous
_________ 9. barbarism i. agreement; state of harmony
_________ 10. blithe j. to give in; to comply; to assert

Exercise B
_________ 1. blunder a. a serious event causing distress or misfortune
_________ 2. boisterous b. to defend or to support
_________ 3. bolt c. to make a mistake as a result of stupidity
_________ 4. bustle d. pertaining to a group or community
_________ 5. calamity e. rowdy, rough and stormy; clamorous
_________ 6. capitulate f. excessively high opinion of oneself
_________ 7. champion g. secret; covert; furtive; stealthy
_________ 8. clandestine h. to move suddenly
_________ 9. communal i. to surrender; to defer; to relent; to succumb
_________ 10. conceit j. to hurry busily; a hurry

Exercise C
________ 1. congenial a. skillful; adroit; clever; dexterous; ingenious
_________ 2. contempt b. friendly; sociable; compatible; genial; pleasant
_________ 3. coquette c. tension; strife; lack of agreement; dissension
_________ 4. cynical d. depression; dejection
_________ 5. deft e. scorn; extreme dislike or disdain
_________ 6. despairing f. loud and discordant noises
_________ 7. despondency g. a woman who insincerely flirts with men
_________ 8. diligent h. hopeless; feeling a sense of futility
_________ 9. din i. steady; earnest; industrious; assiduous
_________ 10. discord j. faultfinding; pessimistic; sarcastic

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Vocabulary Test 2

Directions: Choose the letter of the word that best fits the meaning of the definition given.

________ 1. to treat someone with disdain

a. kindness b. degrade c. contempt d. intent to harm
________ 2. to disparage someone’s reputation
a. degrade b. support c. envy d. research
________ 3. to be in a state of ecstasy
a. happiness b. unconsciousness c. drunkenness d. sorrow
________ 4. an emaciated figure
a. plump b. very thin c. attractive d. important
________ 5. to enhance one’s appearance
a. prophesy b. report c. improve d. ruin
________ 6. an enthralling perfume
a. captivating b. repulsive c. imitated d. expensive
________ 7. an estranged relationship
a. pleasant b. lasting c. alienated d. growing
________ 8. an evocative play
a. reminding b. popular c. unrehearsed d. one-act
________ 9. to excise a tumor
a. radiate b. diagnose c. cut out d. treat
________ 10. to exhaust one’s supply
a. appreciate b. improve c. use up d. report
________ 11. an expedient decision
a. wise but not necessarily right b. hasty c. unfortunate d. informed
________ 12. an exquisite ornament
a. expensive b. tiny c. perfect d. dark
________ 13. to be filled with fanaticism
a. excessive zeal b. apathy c. hostility d. admiration
________ 14. a belief in fatalistic occurrences
a. unfortunate b. predetermined c. happy d. lucky
________ 15. a fatuous explanation
a. clever b. sensible c. foolish d. lengthy
________ 16. a foreboding message
a. requested b. delayed c. ominous d. exciting
________ 17. to feel giddy
a. confused b. happy c. dizzy d. depressed
________ 18. to hearten a child
a. encourage b. scold c. neglect d. force to work
________ 19. to heed a warning
a. ignore b. issue c. disregard d. pay attention to
________ 20. a humane decision
a. faulty b. popular c. unnecessary d. compassionate

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Vocabulary Test 3
Directions: Match the word in the left column with the correct definition in the right column.

Exercise A
________ 1. impeccable a. disrespectful, characterized by improper bold behavior
________ 2. impertinent b. skillfully busy or occupied
________ 3. import c. uninterrupted
________ 4. impudent d. anger as a result of something unjust
________ 5. incessant e. insolently rude, not within proper bounds of good taste
________ 6. indignation f. to start a fire, to stir up
________ 7. industrious g. jesting or joking
________ 8. ingenuity h. relative importance, significance
________ 9. jocular i. free from fault or blame
________ 10. kindle j. cleverness, inventiveness, resourcefulness

Exercise B
________ 11. loathe a. indifference, showing little interest
________ 12. luxuriant b. detest
________ 13. materialize c. gladness and merriment
________ 14. melancholy d. unyielding regardless of reason or logic
________ 15. mirth e. to become real, to appear, to take a form or shape
________ 16. mobile f. capable of moving or being moved
________ 17. monotony g. a doctor who specialized in treatment of the eyes
________ 18. nonchalance h. abundant growth, very fertile
________ 19. obstinate i. depression of spirits
________ 20. oculist j. sameness

Exercise C
________ 21. orthodox a. resentment, irritation
________ 22. pacifistic b. fretful, obstinate
________ 23. partisan c. a loud ringing-usually bells
________ 24. peal d. dangerous, risky, not a secure situation
________ 25. pedantry e. act of showing off in a manner that is needless
________ 26. peevish f. conforming to established standards, conventional
________ 27. pendant g. likely to decay or spoil
________ 28. perishable h. opposed to war or use of force
________ 29. pique i. something suspended, hanging down from something
________ 30. precarious j. one who exhibits extreme and possibly blind
allegiance to a group or cause

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Vocabulary Test 4

Directions: Choose the letter of the word that best fits the meaning of the definition given.

________ 1. a recurrence, renewal, or resumption of an action

a. rebellion b. refuge c. reprise d. ruffianism
________ 2. one who destroys property or hinders normal operations - usually in a war effort
a. saboteur b. refuge c. prodigy d. staid
________ 3. incapable of reproducing
a. spiritual b. stagnant c. staid d. sterile
________ 4. to blame for something; a disgrace
a. solace b. seethe c. reproach d. reconcile
________ 5. shelter or place of protection
a. rebellion b. refuge c. reprise d. ruffianism
________ 6. superiority to all others; the most outstanding
a. preeminence b. steadfastness c. privation d. prodigy
________ 7. to reestablish friendship; to resolve a dispute
a. solace b. seethe c. reproach d. reconcile
________ 8. rowdy or tough behavior
a. rebellion b. refuge c. reprise d. ruffianism
________ 9. a person with exceptional talents or powers; an extraordinary accomplishment
a. preeminence b. steadfastness c. privation d. prodigy
________ 10. to boil with anger; to be agitated
a. solace b. seethe c. reproach d. reconcile
________ 11. organized opposition to an authority
a. rebellion b. refuge c. reprise d. reproach
________ 12. the condition of lacking basic necessities of life
a. preeminence b. steadfastness c. privation d. prodigy
________ 13. to comfort or to cheer
a. quell b. reproach c. solace d. seethe
________ 14. resolve; staunchness; quality of being fixed with little chance of moving or changing
a. preeminence b. steadfastness c. privation d. prodigy
________ 15. reserved and upright in manner or behavior; sedate
a. spiritual b. stagnant c. staid d. sterile
________ 16. to extinguish; to put out; to relieve with liquid
a. quench b. reproach c. solace d. seethe
________ 17. not flowing; foul from not moving
a. spiritual b. stagnant c. staid d. sterile
________ 18. marked by severe or rigid morality
a. spiritual b. puritanical c. steadfast d. sterile
________ 19. concerned with the soul or with God; not material or tangible
a. spiritual b. stagnant c. staid d. sterile
________ 20. to quiet or put down a disturbance
a. quell b. reproach c. solace d. seethe

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Vocabulary Test 5
Directions: Match the word in the left column with the correct definition in the right column.

Exercise A
________ 1. subjective a. of very high quality
________ 2. succulent b. easily bent, elastic, pliable
________ 3. summary c. condensed and concise
________ 4. superb d. beyond what is needed or required, an overflow
________ 5. supercilious e. very juicy
________ 6. superfluous f. to delay in coming or going
________ 7. supple g. haughty, vain and arrogant
________ 8. surplus h. secret, clandestine, stealthy
________ 9. surreptitious i. coming from an individual's mind
________ 10. tarry j. an amount that is more than what is needed

Exercise B
________ 11. theatrical a. pure, unmixed, uncorrupted
________ 12. tinge b. to express by speaking
________ 13. totter c. bright, distinct, and clear
________ 14. tranquil d. not significant, frivolous
________ 15. trifling e. overly dramatic, exaggerated behavior
________ 16. unadulterated f. one skilled in the fine arts, a savant
________ 17. utter g. to add a bit of color; to affect slightly
________ 18. virtuoso h. extremely poisonous; hateful
________ 19. virulent i. peaceful, calm
________ 20. vivid j. to stagger as if about to fall

Exercise C
________ 21. trivia a. changed in appearance by using different colors
________ 22. variegated b. a clever and witty remark
________ 23. wan c. great sorrow, grief, or misfortune
________ 24. wanton d. insignificant matters
________ 25. waver e. immoral, lewd
________ 26. wheedle f. to try to convince by flattery, coax, cajole
________ 27. witticism g. to show indecision or to vacillate
________ 28. woe h. very pale and sickly

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Test 1 Test 2

Ex. A Ex. B Ex. C

1. e 1. c 1. b 1. c 11. a
2. i 2. e 2. e 2. a 12. c
3. j 3. h 3. g 3. a 13 a
4. h 4. j 4. j 4. b 14. b
5. d 5. a 5. a 5. c 15. c
6. g 6. i 6. h 6. a 16. c
7. b 7. b 7. d 7. c 17. c
8. f 8. g 8. i 8. a 18. a
9. a 9. d 9. f 9. c 19. d
10. c 10. f 10. c 10. c 20. d

Test 3 Test 4

Ex. A Ex. B Ex. C

1. i 11. b 21. f 1. c 11. a
2. e 12. h 22. h 2. a 12. c
3. h 13. e 23. j 3. d 13 c
4. c 14. i 24. c 4. c 14. b
5. d 15. c 25. e 5. b 15. c
6. b 16. f 26. b 6. a 16. a
7. j 17. j 27. i 7. d 17. b
8. g 18. a 28. g 8. d 18. b
9. f 19. d 29. a 9. d 19. a
10. a 20. g 30. d 10. b 20. a

Test 4

Ex. A Ex. B Ex. C

1. i 11. e 21. d
2. e 12. g 22. a
3. c 13. j 23. h
4. a 14. i 24. e
5. g 15. d 25. g
6. d 16. a 26. f
7. b 17. b 27. b
8. j 18. f 28. c
9. h 19. h
10. f 20. c

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