Vocabulary 1-3

Vernacular

• rigid and unfailing adherence to the truth; correctness; accuracy

• point beyond which something happens

• the willful giving of incomplete, deceptive, or false testimony in a legal document

• the language that is commonly spoken by a people of a particular place or country

Synonyms: BENEVOLENCE, CHARITY, GENEROSITY, GOOD WILL

• EULOGY

• ASYLUM

• PHILANTHROPY

• EPIPHANY

the willful giving of incomplete, deceptive, or false testimony in a legal document or while under oath in a court of law

• JEOPARDY

• DILEMMA

• PERJURY

• EXTRICATE

TO FORCEFULLY STATE THAT SOMETHING IS TRUE; TO DECLARE

• EXONERATE

• VERACITY

• ARRAIGN

• ASSERT

DANGER OF LOSS, INJURY, DEATH

• JEOPARDY

• HOLOCAUST

• PERJURY

• EXTOL

APOSTATE

• the willful giving of incomplete, deceptive, or false testimony in a legal document

• TO FORCEFULLY STATE THAT SOMETHING IS TRUE; TO DECLARE

• ONE WHO FORSAKES HIS RELIGION, PRINCIPLES, OR PARTY

• the language that is commonly spoken by a people of a particular place or country

NOUN: rigid and unfailing adherence to the truth; correctness; accuracy

• VERACITY

• VERACIOUS

• VIVACIOUS

• OMNIPOTENT

INCAPABLE OF BEING RECALLED OR ALTERED

• IRREVOCABLE

• VIVACIOUS

• VERGE

• OMNISCIENT

UNIMPORTANT, TRIVIAL, FOOLISH

• VERACIOUS

• ACQUIESCE

• FRIVOLOUS

• ELICIT

DEF: TO DRAW OUT OR FORTH; BRING TO LIGHT

SYNONYMS: EDUCE, EXTRACT

ANTONYMS: INHIBIT, STIFLE, SUPPRESS

• EXTORT

• ELICIT

• EXTOL

• ASSERT