English 9 Vocabulary List 1
English 9 Vocabulary List 1
1. Palpable: (adj) easily felt or touched.
2. Indolent(ly): (adj/adv) disliking or avoiding work; lazily.
3. Disarm(ing): (v) removing or lessening fears or suspicions.
4. Amenities: (n) comforts or conveniences.
5. Imprudent: (adj) unwise
6. Scruples: (n) feelings of doubt or guilt about a suggested action.
7. Solicitous(ly): (adj/adv) showing care, attention, concern (solicitous for her welfare)
8. Opiate: (n) anything that tends to soothe or calm someone; medicine containing opium.
9. Deplorable: (adj) very bad; regrettable
10. Precarious(ly): (adj/adv) unsteadily; in an unstable manner
English 9 Vocabulary List 2
1. Imminent: (adj) near, about to happen (EX. Imminent danger)
2. Infallibility: (n) inability to make a mistake (EX. Her infallibility made her the best lawyer.)
3. Doggedness: (n) stubbornness; persistence
4. Reiterated: (v) repeated
5. Precariously: (adv) unsteadily; insecurely
6. Literally: (adv) actually, in fact
7. Infatuated: (adj) carried away by shallow or foolish love
8. Vigilant: (adj) watchful; careful
9. Enthralled: (adj) fascinated
10. Solace: (n) comfort; easing of grief
(EX. When her grandpa passed away, we tried to give her solace with lots of food.)
English 9 Vocabulary List 3
1. Uncanny: (adj) eerily remarkable; being beyond what is normal or expected; strange (describes a strange event)
2. Implicit: (adj) absolute, unquestioning, being without a doubt; certain (describes your thoughts, beliefs)
3. Diligent: (adj) careful and hard-working (describes a person, animal)
4. Callous: (adj) unfeeling; insensitive; feeling no emotion. (describes a person, animal)
5. Desolation: (n) loneliness; ruin (a thing that you see in a place where a disaster has happened)
6. Stupefying: (v/adj) Verb: to make astonished or insensible
Adj: paralyzing, numbing, amazing, bewildering
(describes something you do)
7. Interminably: (adv) endlessly (describes how you do something)
8. Remonstrances: (n) protests (a thing that you give to others)
9. Luxuriant: (adj) thick, growing in great abundance (describes something that grows thick)
10. Dispersing: (v/adj) scattering; breaking apart (describes a group of something that is separating)
English 9 Vocabulary List 4
1. Agility: (n) quickness of movement (something that a person or animal has)
2. Anonymous: (adj) with no name; not easily distinguished from others (describes a person, place, thing or idea)
3. Abyss: (n) either a deep hole in the earth or something beyond our understanding/measurement (a thing)
EX. The meaning of life is an abyss for some people.
4. Affable: (adj) pleasant and friendly (describes a person or animal)
5. Affront: (n) an insult (a thing that you give someone or receive)
6. Baffle: (v) to confuse (something you do to someone or that something does to you)
7. Beguile: (v) to charm or delight, often in order to deceive or to trick (an action; something you do to others or that something does to you)
8. Billow: (v) to flow, to rise or to swell (an action that something does)
EX. The flag billowed in the breeze.
9. Brandish: (v) to wave something in a threatening way (an action; something you do)
10. Brazen: (adj) bold; showing no shame (describes a person or animal)
English 9 Vocabulary List 5
1. Annihilate: (v) to destroy; to wipe out (an action; something someone does)
2. Adversity: (n) misfortune; hardship (a hard thing someone goes through in life)
3. Aghast: (adj) horrified; shocked (describes a person)
4. Benign: (adj) good-natured; harmless (describes a person, animal, tumor, etc.)
5. Ardent: (adj) eager, hardworking (describes a person or animal)
6. Asperity: (n) sharpness of temper (something a person has)
7. Buoyancy: (n) 1. ability to keep something afloat; stay above water 2.cheerfulness (something a person has: personality or ability)
8. Burnish: (v) to make shiny; to polish (something someone does; an action)
9. Cavort: (v) to leap about (an action; something someone does)
10. Compel: (v) to force; to try to convince a person to do something that you want (an action; something someone does)
English 9 Vocabulary List 6
5 Carnage: (n) the slaughter or destruction left over after a disaster (can be seen)
1. Clarity: (n) the cleverness of something (how you see or understand)
EX: The teacher explained the lesson with clarity.
2. Commence: (v) to begin (something you do; an action)
3. Conformity: (n) behavior that follows the usual customs; behavior that goes along with the rules (something that you have)
4. Consolation: (n) a thing that comforts (something that you give to someone)
5. Contaminate: (v) to pollute; to poison (an action; something you do)
6. Contrive: (v) to think up, to devise or to plan (an action; something you do)
7. Coordinate: (v) to adjust something so that all parts of it or people involved work or run smoothly (an action that you do when planning or preparing something)
8. Covet: (v) to long for or to envy; to be jealous (an action; something that you do)
9. Cower: (v) to draw back or crouch in fear and helplessness (an action)
English 9 Vocabulary List 7
1. Decree: (v) to command or decide beforehand (an action; something a person does)
2. Deferential: (adj) showing polite respect (describes a person)
EX: She was deferential because she held the door for the old man.
3. Deft: (adj) skillful in a quick, sure, and easy way (describes a person or animal)
4. Depreciate: (v) to belittle or to lower the value of (an action; something that happens)
5. Dilapidated: (adj) shabby and falling apart (describes a thing)
6. Diligent: (adj) careful and hardworking (describes a person or animal)
7. Discern: (v) to see or detect by looking carefully; to figure out (something a person does)
8. Docile: (adj) easy to manage; submissive (describes a person or animal)
9. Ecstatic: (adj) filled with delight (describes a person)
10. Elude: (v) to get away from (an action; something a person does)
English 9 Vocabulary List 8
1. Adversities: (n) great misfortunes; hardships (a thing someone experiences)
2. Disdainful: (adj) scornful; filled with dishonor; contemptuous (describes a person or thing that is bad)
3. Adorn: (v) to add beauty to; to decorate (an action; something someone does)
4. Revelry: (n) merrymaking; festivity (a thing, a party, something people participate in)
5. Restitution: (n) compensation; repayment; payback (something someone gives to another person as payback)
6. Glowered: (v) glared; stared angrily (an action; something someone does)
7. Lavished: (v) gave generously without holding back (an action that someone did to someone else or for someone else)
8. Aloof: (adj) at a distance; unfriendly (describes a person or animal)
9. Pliant: (adj) flexible (describes a person, thing, or animal)
10. Tremulous: (adj) trembling; shaking (describes a person or animal)
English 9 Vocabulary List 9
1. Longevity: (n) long duration of life; long life (thing that a person or animal has)
2. Predator: (n) one that preys, hunts, or devours (a person or animal that hunts)
3. Epitaph: (n) an inscription at a gravesite in memory of the person buried there; writing on a tombstone (a thing)
4. Immortality: (n) the quality of being exempt from death; unending existence; living forever (something someone has)
5. Dire: (adj) warning of a disaster; serious or dangerous (describes a situation, experience, or problem)
6. Sustenance: (n) something that sustains or maintains life; food (a thing a person has or needs to live)
7. Vital: (adj) necessary to maintain life; very important (describes something)
8. Quarry: (n) one that is pursued or hunted; the prey (a person or animal that is hunted)
9. Eulogy: (n) a formal speech that praises someone; usually at a funeral (a thing)
10. Commemorate: (v) to serve as a memorial to call to remembrance; to remember (an action; something someone does)
English 9 Vocabulary List 10
1. Vexation: (n) annoyance (something someone has)
2. Adulation: (n) overflowing flattery or praise (something someone shows)
3. Compromised: (v) to settle by having each side give up some demands (action)
4. Distracted: (adj) having one’s attention diverted (describes a person or animal)
5. Aghast: (adj) terrified; shocked (describes a person)
6. Anguish: (n) great mental or physical suffering (something someone has)
7. Disconsolate: (adj) unable to be comforted (describes a person or animal)
8. Incessant: (adj) continuous (describes someone or something)
EX: The teacher got mad because the student’s talking was incessant; it never stopped!
9. Poise: (n) a dignified appearance (something someone has)
EX: The beauty pageant contestant demonstrated poise, even when walking in front of millions of people wearing a swimsuit and high heels.
10. Gnaw: (v) to eat away at; torment (an action)
EX: The guilt from cheating on the test gnawed at the boy’s gut; he eventually told the teacher because he felt so much shame.
English 9 Vocabulary List 11
1. Annihilate: (v) to destroy
2. Expendable: (adj) worth sacrificing to gain an objective
3. Teeming: (v) to swarm; overflow
4. Paradox: (n) something contradictory; a statement opposed to common sense
EX: You have to be cruel to be kind.
5. Resilient: (adj) able to recover quickly from misfortune or difficulty
6. Undulate: (v) move in waves; like a wave
EX: The shoppers lined up at the door for the after-Christmas sale undulated throughout the store once the doors opened.
7. Clarity: (n) clearness
8. Impotent: (adj) powerless; helpless
9. Revoke: (v) cancel; withdraw
10. Contrition: (n) deep feeling of guilt and repentance
English 9 Vocabulary List 12
1. Galore: (adj) in abundance; a lot of
2. Squeamish: (adj) oversensitive
3. Wily: (adj) tricky
4. Intricate: (adj) full of detail
5. Course: (v) to move swiftly
6. Righteous: (adj) morally right; believing your way of thinking is better
7. Qualms: (n) uneasiness or misgiving; problems
8. Reverence: (n) profound respect
9. Deceptive: (adj) deceiving; tricking someone
10. Ingenuity: (n) cleverness; smartness
English 9 Vocabulary List 13
1. Distraught: (adj) troubled; anxious; unhappy
2. Haggard: (adj) having an exhausted appearance; sloppy
3. Vault: (v) to leap
4. Insolent: (adj) bold in a reckless way
5. Insinuating: (adj) arousing doubts and suspicions; hinting
6. Pandemonium: (n) wild noise and disorder
7. Derisive: (adj) mocking; making fun of
8. Craven: (adj) very fearful; cowardly
9. Rakish: (adj) having a carefree, dashing appearance
10. Inscrutable: (adj) mysterious; strange
English 9 Vocabulary List 14
1. Hesitate: (v) to be slow to act, speak, or decide
2. Startling: (adj) alarming; frightening or surprising
3. Intense: (adj) tending to feel deeply
4. Cessation: (n) a stopping, either permanent or temporary
5. Repugnant: (adj) hateful
6. Myriad: (adj) a countless number of; a lot
7. Apprehend: (v) fear; to be afraid of
8. Earnest: (n) a pledge; an assurance; a promise
9. Agitation: (n) disturbance
10. Aperture: (n) opening (EX: door, cut, hole, window, etc.)
English 9 Vocabulary List 6
1. Carnage: (n) the slaughter or destruction left over after a disaster (can be seen)
2. Clarity: (n) the cleverness of something (how you see or understand)
EX: The teacher explained the lesson with clarity.
3. Commence: (v) to begin (something you do; an action)
4. Conformity: (n) behavior that follows the usual customs; behavior that goes along with the rules (something that you have)
5. Consolation: (n) a thing that comforts (something that you give to someone)
6. Contaminate: (v) to pollute; to poison (an action; something that you do)
7. Contrive: (v) to think up, to devise or to plan (an action; something you do)
8. Coordinate: (v) to adjust something so that all parts of it or people involved work or run smoothly (an action that you do when planning or preparing something)
9. Covet: (v) to long for or to envy; to be jealous (an action; something that you do)
10.Cower: (v) to draw back or crouch in fear and helplessness (an action)
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