en CR 11th Grade Vocabulary Midterm 40 ABORTIVE : failing to accomplish an intended aim or purpose, only partially or imperfectly developed ABSURD : contrary to reason, obviously inconsistent with truth or common sense BEDLAM : a state or scene of uproar and confusion BELIE: contradict, give a false impression CACOPHONY :harsh sounding, discordant CALLOUS : emotionally hardened, unfeeling DEBILITATE: to make weak or feeble DEBUTANTE : young woman who has just made her formal entrance into society EDIFICE : a building, a structure, a large or massive building (church, palace) ECLECTIC: selective in choosing from a variety of sources FABRICATE : to make, manufacture, to make up, invent GAMUT : an entire range or series HAMPER: obstruct CONOCLAST : one who attacks or seeks to overthrow popular or traditional belief, ideas, or institutions, an opponent of religious use of images IGNOMINIOUS : marked with or full of disgrace, quality or conduct deserving disgrace, shameful, disgraceful JEOPARDIZE: to expose to loss or injury, to risk LABYRINTH : a bewildering maze, any confusing or complicated situation MAGNANIMOUS : generous in forgiving, above small meannesses NADIR: the lowest point, time of greatest depression OBLITERATE: to erase or blot out, to render imperceptible ABSTRUSE: obscure, profound, difficult to understand BELLIGERENT : given to fighting, warlike, one at war, one engaged in war CANDOR : outspokenness, frankness DECORUM : proper behavior, good taste, orderliness EFFRONTERY : shameless boldness, impudence FACET : a phase or aspect, as of a topic, one of the small plane surfaces of a diamond GAUDY : ostentatiously fine, showy, now esp. tastelessly fine HARASS : to disturb, worry, to trouble by repeated attacks IMMINENT : about to happen, threatening JURISDICTION : the legal right to hear and determine a cause, area of authority KINDLE: start a fire, inspire LACONIC : concise, using few words MALEVOLENT : spiteful, showing ill will NEBULOUS : vague, confused, indistinct PALTRY : trifling, insignificant, mean, despicable RATIFY: approve formally, verify SAGACIOUS: keen, shrewd, having insight TACIT :unspoken, silent, implied, inferred ULTIMATE : most remote in space or time, extreme, last in consequence VACILLATE :to swing indecisively from one idea or course of action to another ACCOST : to approach and speak to first ACRIMONIOUS :stinging, bitter in temper or tone BIGOT : one obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his own belief or opinion CENSURE: blame, criticize CESSATION : a stopping, ceasing DELETERIOUS : harmful, injurious

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1.	obscure, profound, difficult to understand
3.	keen, shrewd, having insight
6.	spiteful, showing ill will
8.	one who attacks or seeks to overthrow popular or traditional belief, ideas, or institutions, an opponent of religious use of images
9.	to make weak or feeble
11.	contradict, give a false impression
14.	the lowest point, time of greatest depression
16.	most remote in space or time, extreme, last in consequence
19.	outspokenness, frankness
20.	unspoken, silent, implied, inferred
24.	to approach and speak to first
25.	harsh sounding, discordant
26.	approve formally, verify
29.	to expose to loss or injury, to risk
31.	an entire range or series
32.	marked with or full of disgrace, quality or conduct deserving disgrace, shameful, disgraceful
35.	vague, confused, indistinct
36.	a stopping, ceasing
37.	trifling, insignificant, mean, despicable
38.	a state or scene of uproar and confusion

Down:

2.	given to fighting, warlike, one at war, one engaged in war
4.	failing to accomplish an intended aim or purpose, only partially or imperfectly developed
5.	to swing indecisively from one idea or course of action to another
7.	selective in choosing from a variety of sources
9.	proper behavior, good taste, orderliness
10.	obstruct
11.	one obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his own belief or opinion
12.	to make, manufacture, to make up, invent
13.	a phase or aspect, as of a topic, one of the small plane surfaces of a diamond
15.	young woman who has just made her formal entrance into society
17.	concise, using few words
18.	shameless boldness, impudence
21.	start a fire, inspire
22.	to disturb, worry, to trouble by repeated attacks
23.	a bewildering maze, any confusing or complicated situation
27.	a building, a structure, a large or massive building (church, palace)
28.	blame, criticize
30.	emotionally hardened, unfeeling
33.	ostentatiously fine, showy, now esp. tastelessly fine
34.	contrary to reason, obviously inconsistent with truth or common sense

11th Grade Vocabulary Midterm

Across:

1.	obscure, profound, difficult to understand
3.	keen, shrewd, having insight
6.	spiteful, showing ill will
8.	one who attacks or seeks to overthrow popular or traditional belief, ideas, or institutions, an opponent of religious use of images
9.	to make weak or feeble
11.	contradict, give a false impression
14.	the lowest point, time of greatest depression
16.	most remote in space or time, extreme, last in consequence
19.	outspokenness, frankness
20.	unspoken, silent, implied, inferred
24.	to approach and speak to first
25.	harsh sounding, discordant
26.	approve formally, verify
29.	to expose to loss or injury, to risk
31.	an entire range or series
32.	marked with or full of disgrace, quality or conduct deserving disgrace, shameful, disgraceful
35.	vague, confused, indistinct
36.	a stopping, ceasing
37.	trifling, insignificant, mean, despicable
38.	a state or scene of uproar and confusion

Down:

2.	given to fighting, warlike, one at war, one engaged in war
4.	failing to accomplish an intended aim or purpose, only partially or imperfectly developed
5.	to swing indecisively from one idea or course of action to another
7.	selective in choosing from a variety of sources
9.	proper behavior, good taste, orderliness
10.	obstruct
11.	one obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his own belief or opinion
12.	to make, manufacture, to make up, invent
13.	a phase or aspect, as of a topic, one of the small plane surfaces of a diamond
15.	young woman who has just made her formal entrance into society
17.	concise, using few words
18.	shameless boldness, impudence
21.	start a fire, inspire
22.	to disturb, worry, to trouble by repeated attacks
23.	a bewildering maze, any confusing or complicated situation
27.	a building, a structure, a large or massive building (church, palace)
28.	blame, criticize
30.	emotionally hardened, unfeeling
33.	ostentatiously fine, showy, now esp. tastelessly fine
34.	contrary to reason, obviously inconsistent with truth or common sense

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