Vocabulary Units 7-12 Final Exam Review

Study Notes

Vocabulary Flashcards Review (Units 7-12)

Vociferously: means loudly.
Implicate: refers to incriminating someone in wrongdoing.
Discern: to detect or recognize something.
Extant: denotes surviving or currently existing.
Subdued: describes a somber or hushed state.
Interred: means to bury, particularly in a grave or tomb.
Abhor: signifies strong dislike or detestation.
Squalid: characterizes a filthy or extremely dirty environment.
Corrosive: describes something harsh, capable of causing damage or burns.
Voluminous: indicates countless or extensive in amount.
Commodious: refers to a spacious and comfortable area.
Chaos: denotes complete disorder or pandemonium.
Reprehensible: describes actions that are disgraceful or deserving criticism.
Buffeted: means to be battered or struck repeatedly.
Renegade: refers to someone who betrays or turns against an organization or belief.
Amend: means to revise or make changes to something.
Waive: means to renounce or forgo a right or action.
Turbulence: refers to irregular or violent movement, especially in air or water.
Obviate: to avoid or eliminate a necessity or something unpleasant.
Martinet: a person who demands strict adherence to rules; a disciplinarian.

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Prepare for your final exam with these flashcards covering vocabulary units 7 to 12. Each card includes a word, its definition, and multiple-choice options to help reinforce your understanding and retention. Test your knowledge and get ready to ace that exam!