Vocabulary Power Plus for College and Career Readiness - Level 9. Word List
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1 Vocabulary Power Plus for College and Career Readiness - Level 9 Lesson 1 alienate cogitate elated epigram fatalistic gall lackadaisical licentious numismatist obtrude parry paucity pensive ruffian transpire Lesson 2 amalgamate antiquated beleaguer broach caricature dally demented enshroud felonious gorge hone opiate prose renaissance surcharge Lesson 3 ambidextrous animate belated berserk chauvinist deliberate delude edifice egalitarian forum insurrection knead maul ostentatious thesis Lesson 4 accentuate blight composite denizen elude entice fallow fealty fruition gambit gratify laggard navigable obsequy transcribe Lesson 5 abscond advocate bandy charisma dastardly efface entity ingrate gist jaded jeopardize mesmerize ogre status quo waylay Lesson 6 begrudge bibliophile cadence commandeer declaim enmity gaffe glutinous imbue indisposed mandarin nepotism quaff sally stark 10
2 11 Lesson 7 cadaverous daunt despot dote egress exuberance flux gird gothic hovel laminate penury primeval substantiate tenure Lesson 8 allude beget chafe desist educe effrontery elite feign gaunt glean guerilla imbibe mire sector undue Lesson 9 aghast bilk choleric decadence demise emit eradicate fabricate ghastly granary homily impede lampoon narcissistic qualm Lesson 10 affiliate bane berate blatant calumny dawdle desolate fallible fawn filch garble minion neophyte pacify prevaricate Lesson 11 carp emissary facade flagrant fracas futile gait genesis immaculate kindred lacerate nefarious patrician query queue Lesson 12 anthropomorphic aplomb beneficiary careen catholic deluge eerie fester guile havoc languish martial modicum pall rancid
3 Vocabulary Power Plus for College and Career Readiness - Level 9 Lesson 13 anachronism defunct denigrate effusive embroil envisage gape holocaust humane impertinent lackey lament lethal lofty nemesis Lesson 14 alacrity benediction carnage catalyst deify epitaph foible frivolous harp impel impetuous jargon judicious lateral pallid Lesson 15 adjunct chicanery debonair deplete equivocal farcical feisty filial genealogy gull impervious macabre mitigate nadir penchant Lesson 16 admonish affliction aphorism cache daub delete impermeable lax mendicant obeisance oscillate oust paean palpable smug Lesson 17 aloof bias cavort desecrate ensue fiat fidelity fluent gyrate hilarity melee pariah pedagogue personification rambunctious Lesson 18 allocate belabor conjecture faux foray genocide gratis manifesto materialistic monolithic predilection progeny quintessential resign rudimentary 12
4 13 Lesson 19 amenable conducive influx junta mollify patina perjury pinnacle placebo plaintive rigorous sedentary stricture subversive tantamount Lesson 20 acumen concurrent crony erroneous impasse insular irrevocable malodorous nanotechnology negligible notarize precept pungent renege visage Lesson 21 botch brinkmanship confute dynasty forte fortitude ineffable kleptomania meritorious mezzanine perennial purport recumbent renown tribulation
5 Vocabulary Power Plus for College and Career Readiness - Level 10 Lesson 1 abet ardor ascribe coerce divulge dogmatic extraneous gregarious insipid jaundiced meticulous occlude proclivity rote temerity Lesson 3 avarice bacchanalian bastion conflate copious extradite furtive irascible jettison maudlin mercenary mettle ostracize solvent tackle Lesson 5 adamant clement cliché conscript diffident disparity extol impute inexorable opus ostensible prate rancor retinue unfettered Lesson 2 anathema audit banter castigate disabuse dither docile emaciated gauche heresy ignominy libation motley repine restive Lesson 4 appease argot augment bigot candid chaos despondent expunge jingoism negligence privation protocol redress strident toilsome Lesson 6 collate condone connoisseur credence cult dilettante enigma enthrall fetid genteel jaunty nuance officious torpor venal 10
6 11 Lesson 7 affront ambivalent concur culmination demagogue demure destitute dilemma erudite intern intrepid lobby rend sardonic transpose Lesson 8 abate abhor austere belie decorum dole droll duplicity effigy extrovert gamut glib journeyman propagate protean Lesson 9 collaborate contrite emulate enhance evoke expatriate frowzy heinous impeccable impound inane magnanimous postulate sere unctuous Lesson 10 acrimony balk cajole dour expound exult feasible fiasco fluctuate harry incognito inscrutable lethargy métier omniscient Lesson 11 affable agrarian arduous avid dolorous epistle explicit formidable gadfly gargantuan grandiloquent grimace harangue humility sycophant Lesson 12 altercation audacity evince exhort expedient galvanize hue hyperbole implacable incarcerate incisive lexicon ominous pertinent sanction
7 Vocabulary Power Plus for College and Career Readiness - Level 10 Lesson 13 acquit adulation artful barrister bawdy chastise circumvent culinary deprecate frugal inert jocose latent myriad pernicious Lesson 15 befuddle chutzpah complacent connive crass fallacy hypercritical indiscreet laudable liege noxious odium pandemonium parsimonious verbose Lesson 17 abscond agnostic caustic circumspect exodus penitent raillery renegade repose retribution scourge taciturn terse uncanny vindicate Lesson 14 amicable bask charlatan enraptured fickle genial hoax juggernaut levity marital mundane naïve nocturnal novice obstreperous Lesson 16 linguistics pique plebeian precocious predatory prowess pugnacious purloin pusillanimous quell quixotic rabble rabid raconteur vindictive Lesson 18 discordant expedite filibuster impregnable inherent invective irreverent pithy pristine prodigal subdued subjugate tenuous torpid xenophobia 12
8 13 Lesson 19 approbation arbiter archetype attrition burgeon commensurate confluence coup epicurean mellifluous oeuvre secular vacuous vagary verdant Lesson 20 accolade belligerent demur derivative dissident fixed insouciant invidious limpid proliferate ruminate stipulate tenet vigilant zeitgeist Lesson 21 albeit ancillary asinine august autodidact behest conduit dossier indefatigable indiscretion martyr osmosis philatelist picayune semblance
9 Vocabulary Power Plus for College and Career Readiness - Level 11 Lesson 1 aegis amorphous besiege boor carrion enervate ephemeral erotic factious fervent ignoble opulent perspicacity philanthropy rectify Lesson 2 bauble bestial bland diaphanous effete emendation extenuate gloat impale impediment impotent labyrinth maelstrom nihilism shard Lesson 3 adventitious ambiguous antithesis bona fide cataclysm chagrin deviate edify fecund glower importune obfuscate optimum parochial pedestrian Lesson 4 baroque besmirch celibate debacle demeanor facetious fortuitous hedonism imperative obloquy perfunctory quasirecapitulate sacrosanct sadistic Lesson 5 bowdlerize carnal deference ebullient elegy fop impair imprecation nebulous non sequitur panegyric pedantic quandary rakish sanguine Lesson 6 affluence amoral antipathy banal bedlam denouement elucidate eschew imminent obdurate onerous parody peruse scurrilous sedulous 10
10 11 Lesson 7 adroit affectation bovine callow dichotomy fatuous ferret knell laconic macroscopic patent peccadillo quiddity rationalize sagacious Lesson 8 agape carcinogen censure gambol gibe grotesque hackneyed harbinger immolate imperious martinet neologism olfactory quagmire recondite Lesson 9 blanch chimerical deride eclectic finesse grandiose heterogeneous hybrid idiosyncrasy machination masochist nubile pejorative raiment sapient Lesson 10 adulterate bucolic caveat delineate diadem emanate garish gratuitous idolatry immutable impecunious impious onus redolent sedition Lesson 11 cessation defile desiccated elixir epitome fetish fissure garrulous juxtapose kinetic lachrymose languid legerdemain libertine scintillate Lesson 12 ambiance badinage bilious blandishment debauchery fastidious garner gumption halcyon hegira kismet malapropism necromancy paradigm regress
11 Vocabulary Power Plus for College and Career Readiness - Level 11 Lesson 13 animosity brevity cataract despicable empathy harlequin hoi polloi impinge lascivious nirvana obsequious offal redundant salutary savant Lesson 14 aggrandize bombast deign elicit endemic flaunt mendacious obviate orthography paleontology panache paroxysm recoil saturnine shibboleth Lesson 15 aesthetic chaff egregious empirical flaccid foment germane hallow hermetic hospice meretricious orifice perdition querulous ratiocinate Lesson 16 affinity fiscal flout impalpable jocular malleable miscreant palliate recant recreant regale salacious salient sentient specious Lesson 17 avuncular beguile coalesce desultory ennui ergo hector hiatus insolence lambent nonentity pandemic pecuniary rebuke sibilant Lesson 18 apotheosis auspicious contiguous flagellate incendiary inimitable malfeasance platonic pontificate proletariat prurient refractory sang-froid tenacious vociferous 12
12 Lesson 19 abnegation acrid apex credulity dross fulminate gravitas hegemony insuperable jejune polyglot psychosomatic truculent verisimilitude viscous Lesson 20 acerbic androgynous augur beatitude diaspora discursive disseminate extemporaneous intractable maladroit politic requiem sinecure tendentious traduce Lesson 21 bon mot clandestine digress furlough misogyny peon plenary plutocrat potboiler redoubtable stolid succor travesty vignette xeric 13
13 Vocabulary Power Plus for College and Career Readiness - Level 12 Lesson 1 arable camaraderie desiccate equanimity frangible interminable litany lugubrious moratorium replete truncate ubiquitous vernacular wrenching zealous Lesson 3 abstemious archaic arrogate atelier axiom dulcet expurgate iniquity patronizing pellucid peremptory perspicacious scapegoat talisman vacillate Lesson 5 anomaly compendium comprise consternation coterie disconcert eidetic expiate flippancy foist incongruous innocuous plethora preamble vitriolic Lesson 2 brigand carte blanche contemptuous cosmopolitan donnybrook incantation interlocutor metamorphosis nomenclature nonchalant procrustean rife sophistry stygian vestige Lesson 4 apocryphal catharsis crepuscular efficacious estrange internecine intrinsic inundate kudos maxim putrid revere risible servile sybaritic Lesson 6 accoutrement antediluvian contrive haughty hubris imbroglio peregrination platitude prognosticate quotidian sanctimonious scullion sectarian stringent venerate 10
14 11 Lesson 7 anecdote churlish coeval cogent convoluted dilatory entreat gibberish incumbent inimical livid lurid nexus promulgate staid Lesson 8 aleatory allay ameliorate asperity exegesis inveigh lionize otiose pander profligate puerile recalcitrant renunciation unimpeachable vitiate Lesson 9 benign blithe bumpkin corroborate culpable frenetic hortatory indecorous orotund penultimate pervasive provocative recrimination soporific toady Lesson 10 circuitous circumlocution depredate indolent largesse luminous majordomo perambulate perquisite polemical probity tacit timorous untenable veneer Lesson 11 bulwark canard cortege crescendo demotic disingenuous dogged etymology impresario intransigent malaise requisite simian solecism wont Lesson 12 assiduous bellicose compunction condescending epiphany panacea physiognomy propensity pulchritude revel rhapsodize sepulcher umbrage voluble wizened
15 Vocabulary Power Plus for College and Career Readiness - Level 12 Lesson 13 analgesic conflagration discretionary draconian florid flummox fractious histrionics implicate moribund noisome punctilious turpitude unpalatable veritable Lesson 15 appellation autonomy chthonian coagulate extirpate gustatory jurisprudence malevolent misanthrope peripatetic prominent puissance scion supercilious tutelary Lesson 17 alimentary ascetic attenuate attribute celerity congenital depravity discourse encomium ethereal megalomania mutable primordial remuneration tactile Lesson 14 artisan boondoggle curmudgeon fiduciary inculcate indiscernible moiety opprobrium phlegmatic potentate protégé reciprocate repugnant tenable virulent Lesson 16 arcane bourgeois exculpate indefeasible matriculate mercurial nascent paladin salubrious sine qua non squelch tangential trenchant tyro vicissitude Lesson 18 cumulative exhilaration extricate goad impunity lithe poignant propriety pundit satiate superfluous surfeit trite venial vituperative 12
16 13 Lesson 19 abjure dissipate extant fulsome inchoate inveterate propitious rescind schism spurious stentorian transient tremulous unwieldy utilitarian Lesson 20 acme cerebral conundrum deleterious discerning echelon hypocrisy idyllic malinger nondescript punitive relegate serendipity soluble waive Lesson 21 abrogate analects anomie apostasy cognizant extrinsic factotum febrile magniloquent outré parity propinquity prosaic supine surreptitious
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