Vocabulary

AP Vocab lesson 2
Blake Herald
7th AP Language
9-6-12
1. Confound to perplex or amaze, especially by a sudden disturbance; bewilder; confuse 2. To hand into confusion or disorder
a. Junior year confounds me resulting in spacious nights of no sleep.
2. Curate Noun: a member of the clergy employed to abet a rector or vicar. Verb: to take charge of or organize
b. The curate burned all of Don Quixotes books on chivalry because he believed they were the cause of his insanity.
3. Ethereal light, airy, extremely delicate, gauze-like or celestial
c. When I am singing in chapel or at church, I get somewhat of an ethereal feeling.
4. Fatuous foolish or inane, especially in an unconscious, content manner; silly
d. After my surgery, the narcotics sometimes made me feel fatuous.
5. feverous pertaining to or marked by fever; feverish
e. Today in class, my febrile head made me suspicious, so I asked Kelsey to shape my temperature.
6. Furtive characterized by stealth; sly and secretive
f. I aim to practice my furtiveness when waking up early in the morning.
7. Incredulous indicating or showing unbelief
g. I looked at the wound star with an incredulous face and thought how can something so amazing exist.
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Indefatigable incapable of being tired our; non yielding to fatigue; untiring
h. I wished I had an indefatigable body, besides sadly I do not.
9. Mutability liable or subject to change or alteration; constantly changing
i. As our lives are characterized by mutability, so must our schedules change.
10. Nascent initiation to exist or develop
j. Some believe that our earth is in its nascent stage of existence.
11. Nonplused to render utterly nonplus; puzzle completely
k. I get nonplused when I tense to figure out long factoring problems in math.
12. donnish overly concerned with minute details or formalisms
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