AP Lang VST #4

corroborate

• (adj.) passionate

• (verb) confirm or give support to

• (adj.) extremely wicked or villainous

• (noun) the face or countenance, especially when considered an index to the character

torrid

• (verb) confirm or give support to

• (noun) a group of advisors, assistants or other accompanying an important person

• (adj.) passionate

• (noun) the face or countenance, especially when considered an index to the character

bellicose

• (adj.) related by blood

• (noun) a group of advisors, assistants or other accompanying an important person

• (adj.) demonstrating aggression or willingness to fight, belligerent

• (adj.) unyielding, not to be persuaded

inexorable

• (adj.) unyielding, not to be persuaded

• (adj.) related by blood

• (noun) the face or countenance, especially when considered an index to the character

• (noun) a group of advisors, assistants or other accompanying an important person

insipid

• (adj.) extremely wicked or villainous

• (adj.) related by blood

• (noun) a group of advisors, assistants or other accompanying an important person

• (adj.) without distinctive, interesting or stimulating qualities, vapid

nefarious

• (adj.) extremely wicked or villainous

• (verb) confirm or give support to

• (adj.) passionate

• (noun) lack of variety, lack of interest, lack of excitement

akin

• (noun) the face or countenance, especially when considered an index to the character

• (adj.) without distinctive, interesting or stimulating qualities, vapid

• (adj.) unyielding, not to be persuaded

• (adj.) related by blood

physiognomy

• (adj.) demonstrating aggressions or willingness to fight, belligerent

• (noun) the face or countenance, especially when considered an index to the character

• (noun) a group of advisors, assistants or other accompanying an important person

• (adj.) passionate

retinue

• (adj.) extremely wicked or villainous

• (verb) confirm or give support to

• (adj.) a group of advisors, assistants or other accompanying an important person

• (noun) ack of variety, lack of interest, lack of excitement

tedium

• (noun) lack of variety, lack of interest, lack of excitement

• (noun) the face or countenance, especially when considered an index to the character

• (adj.) without distinctive, interesting or stimulating qualities, vapid

• (adj.) passionate