Matching Pairs AP Lit vocab matchingOnline version AP Lit vocab matching by Anissa Mills 1 Ambivalence/ ambivalent 2 Abiding 3 Cordiality 4 Barren/ barren 5 Doth 6 Aversion 7 Contentment 8 Contempt 9 Civil 10 Declaratory 11 Curry (favor) 12 Antipathy 13 Artifice 14 Bide 15 Combative 16 Deference 17 Disapprobation 18 Disillusioned Disrespect, disdain, feeling someone is beneath consideration. 1. Polite; courteous. 2. Relating to citizens or public life. warmth and friendliness. 1. too poor to produce vegetation. 2. Unable to bear children 3. Lacking results or creativity; unproductive 1. Clever or cunning devices used to trick or deceive. 2. Inventiveness; skill. - A deep feeling of dislike; aversion. - Anxious or fearful that something bad may happen. To wait; endure; to stay in a place. Continuing for a long time; enduring 1. Ready or eager to fight; argumentative Archaic form of does Disappointed because something is not as good as believed A state of satisfaction or peaceful happiness. - A strong dislike or unwillingness. Mixed or contradictory feelings about someone or something; uncertainty Strong moral disapproval. Speaking in a loud, rhetorical, or theatrical manner. Respectful submission or yielding to another’s a opinion or wishes to seek advantage or approval by flattery. 1 exasperation 2 Drowsy 3 Keen 4 Idioms 5 gesticulating 6 Ectasy 7 Epiphany 8 Excursion 9 Fruit ion (fruition) 10 Infirmiteis 11 Elation 12 Interspersed 13 hitherto 14 Irresoluteness 15 Indifference 16 Doting 17 Ecompssed 18 invoke 19 grievous 20 frets 21 injurious / injudicious 1. A sudden intuitive realization. 2. In Christianity, the festival celebrates ` Intense irritation or frustration 1. Sharp, perceptive. 2. Eager, enthusiastic 3. Intense. Excessively fond, loving, Or indulgenT Scattered among or between other things. Lack of interst or concern Expressions whose meanings are not literal (e.g., "spill the beans"). Showing poor judgement; unwise. Using gestures, especilly dramaticlly to express something. included fully; surrounded; enclosed. Great happiness and exhilaration Sleepy or half-asleep. Unitil now; up to this point 1. To call on (a higher power). 2. To cite or appeal to for support 3. To bring something to mind. Physical or mental weaknesses, especially due to age. The realization or fulfilment of something worked for. Uncertainty or inability to make decisions. Causing great sorrow, suffering, or pain; serious Worries; becomes anxious A short trip or outing Intense joy or delight; a trancelike state 1 pessmism 2 semblance 3 Shank 4 lament/ laments 5 sentiments 6 Naught 7 passivity 8 metric 9 shrewdly 10 self-reproach 11 redundant 12 stifled 13 melded 14 redolent 15 melancholic 16 preceding 17 reminisce 18 poignant 19 Steadfast 20 pious Tendency to expect the worst or see the negative side. Nothing; zero . Firm, unwavering, loyal 1. Feelings or emotions 2. Opinions or atitidues Blaming oneself; guilt or self-criticism. Blended or merged 1. Lower part of the leg. 2. The long, narrow part of an object (key tool) 3. In prison sland, a homemade knife. Wisely, cleverly, or perceptively. Related to measurement; a standard of measurement; in poetry, meter. 1. Repetitive; unnecessary. 2. (British) no longer needed (job context). coming before in time or order Outward appearance, often superficial To mourn or express sorrow; a passionate expression of grief. 1. Strongly reminiscent of something 2. Fragrant or aromatic. To recall past experiences fondly Emotionally moving; deeply affecting; sharp or piercing. 1. Devoutly religious. 2. (sometimes) overly or hypocritically reverent. 1. Suppreseed, held back. 2. Smothered or unable to breath freely. acceptance of what happens without active resistance. Deeply sad, depressed, or gloomy. 1 wretchedness 2 vanguard 3 Sunder 4 unelusive 5 visage 6 withered 7 vivacious 8 Stout 9 vengeful Shrunken, dried up, or decayed. Deep misery or great unhappiness Not elusive; easy to udnerstand or grasp A person's face or facial expression. 1. Strong, sturdy. 2. (Of a person) somewhat heavyset. 3. Firm or resolute. To split apart; divide; sever Full of energy and lively spirit Desiring or seeking revenge The foregront of an action, movement, or army; leaders of change. 1 vehemently 2 ludicrous 3 impetuosity 4 undercut 5 loquacity talkative to weaken or undermine absurd, ridiculous with intense force acting impulsively
