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Active Vocabulary List

Accelerate (v), 3.2 A Advent (n), 3.2 A Annihilation (n), 3.2 A Attrition (noun), 2.4 A Auspicious (adj), 2.3 A Belligerent (adj), 3.3 B Berate (verb), 1.2 A Chide (v), 3.5 A Circumvent (v), 1.4 A Clandestine (adj), 1.4 A Сommensurate (adj), 3.3 B Complacency (n), 1.2 A Complement (v), 2.3 A, 3.5 A Contend (verb), 2.4 A Contingency (n), 3.5 A Demise (n) 3.2 A Denunciation (n), 3.4 A Depreciate (verb), 1.4 A Derive (v), 3.2 A Derogatory (adj), 3.4 A Detriment (noun), 1.2 A Discreet (adj), 2.3 A Discretion (noun), 1.2 A Dispar­age (verb), 1.5 A Disparity (noun), 2.2 A Disseminate (verb), 1.4 A Dissipate (v), 3.3 B Doom (n), 3.2 A Eradicate (verb), 2.4 A Equivocate (verb), 1.4 A Euphoric (adj), 1.3 A Excel (verb), 1.2 A Exhilaration (n), 3.4 A Exhort (verb), 2.4 A Exoneration (noun), 1.5 A Exorbitant (adj), 3.4 A Expedite (verb), 2.3 A Extenuating (adj), 2.3 A Extinct (adv), 3.2 A Utilitarian (adj), 3.3 B Validate (v), 3.4 A Vehement (adj), 2.3 A Veneration (noun), 1.3.A Vindicate (v), 3.3 B Vociferous (adjective), 1.5 A Yen (n), 3.3 B

Extricate (v), 3.4 A Fastidious (adj), 2.3 A Flout (verb), 2.3 A Foible (n), 3.5 A Forestall (verb), 2.2 A Fortuitous (adjective), 1.4 A Fraudulent (adj), 2.3 A Germane (adj), 2.4 A Havoc (n), 3.2 A Heinous (adj), 2.3 A Impede (verb), 2.4 A Impending (adj), 3.2 A Imperative (adj), 3.3 B Impetuous (adj), 1.3 A Implicit (adj), 2.3 A Inadvertent (adjective), 1.4 A Inane (adjective), 1.3 A Incapacitate(v), 3.5 A Innocuous (adj), 3.5 A Indigenous (adjective), 1.5 A Insidious (adj), 2.2 A Insinuate (verb), 2.2 A Instigate (verb), 1.3 A Integral (adj), 3.3 B Interrogate (verb), 2.2 A Inundate (verb), 2.4 A Liability (noun), 1.5 A Lucid (adj), 3.5 A Macabre (adj), 3.4 A Mandatory (adj), 2.4 A Meticulous (adj), 3.5 A Mitigate (v), 3.3 B Nonchalant (adj), 3.3 B Noxious (adj), 3.3 B Oblivious (adj), 1.3 A Obsequious (adj), 2.2 A Obtrusive (adj), 2.3 A Omnipotent (adj) 2.2 A Opportune (adj), 2.2 A

Optimum (adjective), 1.2 A Ostentation (noun), 1.3 A Ostracize (verb), 1.5 A Panacea (noun), 2.4 A Perfunctory (adj), 2.4 A Permeate (verb), 2.2 A Platitude (n), 3.4 A Portend (v), 3.2 A Precipitate (verb), 1.4 A Predisposed (adj), 1.2 A, Preponderance (n), 1.2 A Preposterous (adj), 3.5 A Presumptuous (adj), 3.5 A Proliferation (noun), 1.5 A Propensity (noun), 1.2 A Quandary (n), 3.4 A Rebuke (verb), 2.3 A Recourse (noun), 2.4 A Redeem (verb), 2.3 A Rejuvenate(v), 3.4 A Relinquish (verb), 1.3 A Replete (adjective), 1.3 A Reprehensible (adj), 1.2 A Repudiate (v), 3.5 A Repugnant (adj), 3.5 A Resilience (noun), 1.2 A Reticent (adjective), 1.4 A Retribution (noun), 2.2 A Rudimentary (adj), 1.5 A Schizophrenic (adj), 3.2 A Scrupulous (adj), 1.2 A Somber (adj), 3.2 A Staunch (adj), 3.4 A Stigma (n), 3.4 A Stringent (adj), 2.4 A Sensory (adjective), 1.3 A Sham (noun), 1.4 A Solace (noun), 1.3.A Squander (verb), 1.3 A Squelch (verb), 1.5 A Subversive (adj), 3.3 B Tantamount (adj), 1.3 A Tenet (noun), 1.5 A Transgress (verb), 2.3 A Ubiquitous (adjective),1.5 A Unprecedented (adj), 3.3 B

Adroit

Antithesis

Confer

Contrite

Decorum

Fabricate

Incongruous

Inflate

Mediocre

Pinnacle

Plight

Tenacious

Tenuous

Bolster

Collaborate

Corroborate

Espouse

Irreparable

Juxtapose

Liaison

Regress

Sedentary

Turbulent