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Analogous | adj. |  | -Similar in some respect, indicates points of similitude often for clarification or emphasis |\n| 2. Analogue | n. |  | -A thing or idea that is the same.\u003Cbr>Ex. They have no exact analogue for the Greek word translated “grace.” |\n| 3. Caitiff | n. |  | Coward |\n| 4. Darkling | adv.\u003Cbr>adj. | , | -in darkness, or without clarity.\u003Cbr>Ex. \"Darkling I listen, and full many a time...\" John Keats Ode to a Nightingale |\n| 5. Efficacy | n. |  | -the ability to produce the desired result |\n| 6. Elaborate | adj. |  | -complex detailed\u003Cbr>-richly decorated |\n| 7. Fraudulent | adj. |  | -intended to deceive |\n| 8. Inconsequential | adj. |  | -unimportant of trivial |\n| 9. Incredulous | adj. |  | -unconvinced or unwilling to believe, often manifest disbelief. |\n| 10. Ironclad | adj. |  | -irrefutable |\n| 11. Labyrinth | n. |  | -based on mythology, now means a confusing network, or anything very complicated Ex. The labyrinthine tax code is barely intelligible let alone logical. |\n| 12. Lineaments | n. |  | -an outline, feature, or contour of a landscape, body or figure and especially of a face—usually used in plural |\n| 13. Litigious | adj. |  | -tending towards or wanting to take legal action; may mean quarrelsome\u003Cbr>-relating to litigation (may have no negative connotation) |\n| 14. Nostrum | n. |  | -an ineffective or quack remedy |\n| 15. Plumb | many |  | -(n. ) a weight, usually made of lead, attached to a line and used to find the depth of water or to verify a true vertical alignment\u003Cbr>-(v. )to fully comprehend; to install plumbing, or to make vertical.\u003Cbr>-(adj. ) many indicate vertical positioning or completeness/totality (informal) |\n| 16. Ponderous | adj. |  | -heavy looking\u003Cbr>-lumbering and laborious in movement\u003Cbr>-not a form of the verb “ponder”. |\n| 17. Posthumous | adj. |  | -after death |\n| 18. Resilience | n. |  | -speedy recovery from problems\u003Cbr>-elastic quality |\n| 19. Resolute | adj. |  | -characterized by determination |\n| 20. Smelt | v. |  | - (transitive verb) to melt ore in order to get metal from it, or produce metal in this way. The separation of the metal usually requires a chemical change.\u003Cbr>- (intransitive verb) to undergo fusing or melting in the process of smelting |\n|  |  |  |  |\n\n11th Grade Vocabulary List 2  \n\n| WORD | POS | DEFINITION & NOTES |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 1. Anecdote | n. | -a short personal story |\n| 2. Anemic | adj. | -weak or sickly looking |\n| 3. Camaraderie | n. | -a sense of closeness, friendship, unity, and trust within a group |\n| 4. Dearth | n. | -a lack or deficiency |\n| 5. Debacle | n. | -a failure, disaster or defeat often associated with humiliation\u003Cbr>Ex: The campaign turned into a debacle fraught with accusations of scandal. |\n| 6. Eloquent | adj. | -verbal expression that is effective and well styled |\n| 7. Elucidate | v. | -to explain clearly |\n| 8. Fray | v. | -to wear down to threads literally or metaphorically |\n| 9. Frieze | n. | -a decorative band on a wall often near the ceiling. On classical building it was often covered with sculptures or other decorations. |\n| 10. Incubus | n. | -anything that causes extreme worry or distress, typically an obsession or nightmare\u003Cbr>-in medieval times the word referred to a distinctively male demon |\n| 11. Indecorous | adj. | -rude, shocking, or socially unacceptable |\n| 12. Littoral | adj. | -on or near the shore, may specifically refer to the region between the high and low tide marks |\n| 13. Liturgy | n. | -the events, activities, form, or order of a public religious ceremony or worship event |\n| 14. Obfuscate | v. | -to make obscure or confusing |\n| 15. Obliterate | v. | -to utterly destroy or erase without trace |\n| 16. Postulate | v. | -to suggest an argument or theory; to make a claim often based on an assumption and relatively esoteric. |\n| 17. Pragmatic | adj. | -concerned or devoted to practical result","cbCaijosbYODqU2r","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijosbYODqU2r","pdf",484159,"English","# Vocabulary List 1\n# Vocabulary List 2\n# Vocabulary List 3\n# Vocabulary List 4","[{\"question\":\"What information is provided for each vocabulary word?\",\"answer\":\"Each entry includes the word, its part of speech, and a short definition with notes to clarify meaning and usage.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the list include examples for certain words?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. Some words include example sentences to illustrate how the word is used in context.\"},{\"question\":\"How many vocabulary sections are shown in the document text provided?\",\"answer\":\"The excerpt shows Vocabulary List 1 through Vocabulary List 4.\"}]","11th Grade Vocabulary List - Vocabulary | PDF",1790838623]