Vocab Book G Set A Quizizz

arrogate (v)

• To claim or take without right.

• The act of sharing credit for an accomplishment.

• A type of decorative garment worn during formal occasions.

• A term describing a humble and reserved demeanor.

banal (adj)

• A term used to describe something exceptionally rare and unique.

• A style of cooking that is extravagant and innovative.

• Something hackneyed or trite; basic, bland, commonplace

• A positive quality indicating depth and significance.

coherent (adj)

• The tendency to speak in a confusing and disorganized manner.

• Something that is comprehensible or meaningful, or is complete or whole in a logically sound way.

• A state of being overly logical and analytical.

• The quality of being vague and ambiguous in communication.

emulate (v)

• The act of intentionally avoiding imitation to maintain originality.

• A style of art focused on creating completely unique and abstract forms.

• To put a unique spin on something that already exists.

• To imitate something with the intent of equaling or surpassing it.

encomium (n)

• A form of criticism expressing disapproval and dissatisfaction.

• A formal expression of praise; a lavish tribute

• A speech or piece of writing that downplays achievements.

• A written review containing both praise and criticism.

Germane (adj)

• Irrelevant or outdated information.

• Intentionally avoiding the main topic in a conversation.

• Relevant, fitting, appropriate.

• A style of communication characterized by clear and relevant points.

Intransigent (adj)

• Someone who is easily swayed or influenced.

• The quality of being in a state of change or movement.

• The quality of being flexible and open to compromise.

• Refusing to compromise; irreconcilable

reconnaissance (n)

• A survey made for military purposes; any kind of preliminary inspection or investigation

• The act of withdrawing from a conflict to gather information.

• A type of diplomatic negotiation conducted in secret.

• To say something again after stating it initially

substantiate (v)

• To put or form together with matter.

• A term used to describe information that lacks evidence; unproven.

• The act of undermining or disproving a claim; to disprove.

• To establish with evidence; to prove; to give concrete or substantial form to.

temporize (v)

• To delay or be indecisive in order to gain time; to postpone; to compromise.

• A term used to describe a person who is always punctual.

• The act of making quick and decisive decisions.

• To create something finite; to make something last only a short amount of time.