Final Exam Vocabulary Review Part 2

The right or condition to govern oneself; freedom from external control or influence

• autonomy

• proclivity

• epitome

• decadence

To free (someone or something) from a difficulty or constraint

• extricate

• permeate

• ameliorate

• transcend

Not able to be changed reversed or recovered; final

• irrevocable

• amorphous

• insular

• tenuous

having no fixed shape or form

• amorphous

• tenuous

• insular

• circuitous

ignorant or uninterested in culture, ideas, or people outside one's own experience

• insular

• vitriolic

• circuitous

• intrinsic

A tendency to choose to do something regularly; an inclination or predisposition toward a particular thing

• proclivity

• autonomy

• epitome

• innuendo

(of a connection, idea or situation) very weak or insubstantial

• tenuous

• insular

• amorphous

• irrevocable

(of criticism) filled with bitterness, hatred, or anger

• vitriolic

• circuitous

• intrinsic

• irrevocable

Not straight or direct

• circuitous

• tenuous

• amorphous

• insular

To express or feel sympathy to someone about something bad they experienced

• commiserate

• extricate

• permeate

• transcend