AP Literature and Composition Vocabulary

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These are the 11 flash card lists for the semester jumbled into practice cards

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allocation

aesthetic

akimbo
lassitude
licentious
muse (noun and verb)

vacuous

avocation

a hobby or minor occupation

beguile

influence or deceive by trickery

crass

gross, obscene, without refinement

defray

to take some of the cost away, pay all or part of

dint

force or power

vicarious

to live through another

enjoin

to urge with emphasis or authority

Interloper

person who interferes, meddles

subversive

overthrow, undermine an established system

plight

condition, state, situation

presumptuous

thinking or speaking in a way that isn't accepted or permitted

envoy

diplomatic agent

admonish

warn or scold

lassitude

listlessness, lazy because of weather

akimbo

hands on hips and elbow outwards

ascribe

to give meaning, to write for

innocuous

not harmful or offensive

inexplicable

unable to be explained

rhetoric

the act of effective persuasive speaking

muse (N)

someone who inspires another to create art

muse (V)

to ponder, think meditatively about

pecuniary

relating to money, often a crime involving money

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