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Vocabulary Workshop Level
G Unit 3
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articulate• (v.) to pronounce distinctly; to express will in words;
to connect by a joint or joints;
• (adj.) expressed clearly and forcefully; jointed
• Synonyms: (v.)pronounce; (adj.) eloquent
• Few people can articulate emotions in times of
stress.
• The most articulate student in the class was chosen
to mediate the debate.
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cavort• (v.) to romp or prance around exuberantly; to make
merry
• Synonyms: gambol
• The actors in the musical cavort on stage.
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credence• (n.) belief, mental acceptence
• Synonyms: credit, trust, confidence
• The government and the public failed to give
credence to the reports of an impending water
shortage.
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decry• (v.) to condem, express strong disapproval.
• Synonyms: denounce
• Every arm of government and every educational
institution should decry bigotry in all its forms .
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dissemble• (v.) to disguise or conceal, deliberately give a false
impression.
• Synonyms: mask, feign
• The young man was unable to dissemble his
feelings and admitted to having committed the
crime.
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distraught• (adj.) very much agitated or upset as a result of
emotion or mental conflict.
• Synonyms: frantic, distracted
• The workforce became distraught in the wake of
the 1929 stock market crash.
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eulogy• (n.) a formal statement of commendation; high
praise.
• Synonyms: tribute, testimonial
• The best friend and longtime business partner of the
deceased delivered the eulogy at the funeral.
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evince• (v.) to display clearly, to make evident, to provoke
• Synonyms: exhibit, manifest
• The crowd did not evince any signs of panic but
moved in an orderly fashion to the nearest exits.
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exhume• (v.) to remove from a grave; to bring to light.
• Synonyms: disinter, unearth, uncover
• Suspecting foul play, the coroner issued an order to
exhume the body immediately
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feckless• (adj.) lacking in spirit and strength; ineffective,
weak; irresponsible, unreliable
• Synonyms: feeble, helpless, incompetent
• Although a feckless youth, he eventually matured
into a hard-working and responsible citizen.
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murky• (adj.) dark and gloomy, obscure; lacking in clarity
and precision
• Synonyms: dim, cloudy, unclear
• Many visitors have claimed to see a mysterious
creature in the murky waters of Lock Ness in
Scotland.
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nefarious• (adj.) wicked, depraved, devoid of moral
standards.
• Synonyms: reprehensible
• Brutus and Cassius hatched a nefarious plot to
assassinate Julius Caesar on the steps of the Roman
Senate.
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piquant• (adj.) stimulating to the senses; spicy, pungent,
appealing.
• Synonyms: tangy, zestful
• The chef was an expert in making those piquant
dishes that are characteristic of South Indian
cooking.
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primordial• (adj.) developed or created at the very beginning;
going back to the most ancient times or earliest
stage; fundamental, basic.
• Synonyms: original, primeval, primal
• The primordial stages of most civilizations are
founded on common needs met by common
goals.
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propinquity• (adj.) the state of being proper, appropriateness;
(pl.) standards of what is proper or socially
acceptable.
• Synonyms: proximity
• The propinquity of the two cities has a created a
greater metropolitan area that in effect is one city..
State of proximity to something.
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unwonted• (adj.) not usual or expected; not in character
• Synonyms: unusual, uncommon, unexpected,
atypical
• The listless student answered with unwonted spirit
when the subject of military tactics was raised.
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utopian• (adj.) founded upon or involving a visionary view of
an ideal world; impractical
• Synonyms: idealistic
• A number of American religious groups like the
Shakers have built separate communities based on
utopian schemes.
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verbiage• (n.) language that is too wordy or inflated in
proportion to the sense or content, wordiness; a
manner of expression
• Synonyms: verbosity, jargon
• .The contract was full of meaningless verbiage that
seemed designed to confuse the lay person.
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verdant• (adj.) green in color or tint; immature in experience
or judgment.
• Synonym: naïve, artless
• The tourists on safari traveled over the verdant
grasslands of Kenya in search of native wildlife.
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viscous• (adj.) having gelatinous or gluey quality, lacking in
easy movement or fluidity.
• Synonyms: gummy, sticky, thick.
• The varnish left a viscous residue on the wood that
was hard to remove.