Level G

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Level G

• Unit 5
• Vocabulary

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ACUITY

• Definition (n.) sharpness, particularly of the
  mind or senses
• Synonyms keenness, acuteness
• Antonyms dullness, obtuseness

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DELINEATE

• Definition (v.) to portray, sketch, or describe
  in accurate and vivid detail to represent
  pictorially
• Synonyms depict, picture, render

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DEPRAVED

• Definition (adj.) marked by evil and corruption,
  devoid of moral principles
• Synonyms perverted, degenerate, corrupt
• Antonyms moral, virtuous, uncorrupted

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ENERVATE

• Definition (v.) to weaken or lessen the mental
  (intelligence), moral (values, soul), or physical
  vigor of
• Synonyms impair,
• cripple, paralyze
• Antonyms
• invigorate,
• strengthen

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ESOTERIC

• Definition (adj.) intended for or understood by
  only a select few, private, secret
• Synonyms occult, cryptic, arcane
• Antonyms accessible, comprehensible

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FECUND

• Definition (adj.) fruitful in offspring or
  vegetarian intellectually productive
• Synonyms fertile, prolific
• Antonyms infertile, barren, unreproductive

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FIAT

• Definition (n.) an arbitrary (random) order or
  decree a command or act of will
• Synonyms edict, dictum

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FIGMENT

• Definition (n.) a fabrication of the mind an
  arbitrary notion
• Synonyms creation, invention

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GARNER

• Definition (v.) to acquire as the result of
  effort to gather and store away as for future
  use
• Synonyms collect, accumulate
• Antonyms scatter, waste, squander

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HALLOW

• Definition (v.) to set apart as holy or sacred,
  sanctify, consecrate to honor greatly, revere
• Synonyms venerate, bless
• Antonyms desecrate, defile, profane

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IDIOSYNCRASY

• Definition (n.)
• a peculiarity
• that serves to
• distinguish or identify
• Synonyms eccentricity,
• quirk, mannerism

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IGNOMINY

• Definition (n.) shame and disgrace
• Synonyms dishonor, humiliation
• Antonyms honor, glory, acclaim

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MUNDANE

• Definition (adj.) earthly, worldly, relating to
  practical and material affairs concerned with
  what is ordinary
• Synonyms humdrum, routine
• Antonyms heavenly, unworldly, spiritual

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NUANCE

• Definition (n.) a subtle or slight variation (as
  in color, meaning, quality), delicate gradation
  or shade of difference
• Synonyms shade, nicety, refinement

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OVERWEENING

• Definition (adj.) conceited, presumptuous
• Synonyms arrogant, inflated
• Antonyms restrained understated, modest, meek

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PENCHANT

• Definition (n.) a strong attraction or
  inclination
• Synonyms proclivity, propensity
• Antonyms disinclination, aversion

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REPUTED

• Definition (adj.) according to reputation or
  general belief alleged
• Synonyms reputable, supposed

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SOPHISTRY

• Definition (n.) reasoning that seems plausible
  (possible) but is actually untrue, a fallacy
• Synonyms specious (false) reasoning

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SUMPTUOUS

• Definition (adj.) costly, rich, magnificent
• Synonyms lavish, opulent, splendid
• Antonyms skimpy, meager, stingy

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UBIQUITOUS

• Definition (adj.) present or existing everywhere
• Synonyms omnipresent, universal
• Antonyms restricted, limited rare, scarce