This document defines 16 vocabulary words: deluge, enmity, fungible, genocide, harbinger, kudzu, largesse, malevolent, poignant, quixotic, sartorial, sovereignty, ubiquitous, yiddish, accolade. It provides the part of speech and definition for each word in 2-3 sentences or less.

1. Vocabulary – Cur. A
Week 6

2. Deluge
noun del- yüj, - yüzhˈ ˌ ˌ
: a large amount of things that come
at the same time

3. Deluge
: a large
amount of
things that
come at the
same time

4. Enmity
noun en-mə-tēˈ
: a very deep unfriendly
feeling

5. Enmity
: a very
deep
unfriendly
feeling

6. Fungible
noun fən-jə-bəlˈ
: being of such a nature that one
part or quantity may be replaced by
another equal part or quantity in the
satisfaction of an obligation

7. Fungible
: being of such a
nature that one part or
quantity may be
replaced by another
equal part or quantity
in the satisfaction of an
obligation

8. Genocide
noun je-nə- sīdˈ ˌ
: the deliberate killing of people who
belong to a particular racial, political,
or cultural group

9. : the deliberate
killing of people
who belong to a
particular racial,
political, or cultural
group
Genocide

10. Harbinger
Noun här-bən-jərˈ
: something that shows
what is coming

11. Harbinger
: something that
shows what is
coming

12. Kudzu
noun kud-( )zü, kəd-ˈ ̇ ˌ ˈ
: an Asian vine (Pueraria lobata) of
the legume family that is used for
forage and erosion control and is
often a serious weed in the
southeastern United States

13. Kudzu
: an Asian vine
(Pueraria lobata) of the
legume family that is
used for forage and
erosion control and is
often a serious weed in
the southeastern United
States

14. Largesse
noun lär- jesˈ ˌ
: money that is given away

15. Largesse
: money that is
given away

16. Malevolent
adjective mə- le-və-ləntˈ
: having or showing a desire to
cause harm to another person

17. : having or
showing a
desire to
cause harm to
another
person
Malevolent

18. Poignant
Adjective poi-nyənt ˈ ̇
: painfully affecting the feelings

19. Poignant
: painfully
affecting the
feelings

20. Quixotic
Adjective kwik- sä-tikˈ
: hopeful or romantic in a way that is
not practical

21. Quixotic
: hopeful or
romantic in a
way that is not
practical

22. Sartorial
adjective sär- tor-ē-əl, sə(r)-ˈ ̇
: of or relating to a tailor or tailored
clothes; broadly : of or relating to clothes

23. Sartorial
: of or relating
to a tailor or
tailored
clothes; broadly
: of or relating
to clothes

24. Sovereignty
noun sä-v(ə-)rən-tēˈ
: a country's independent
authority and the right to govern
itself

25. Sovereignty
: a country's
independent
authority and the
right to govern
itself

26. Ubiquitous
Adjective yü- bi-kwə-təsˈ
: seeming to be seen everywhere

27. Ubiquitous
: seeming to be
seen
everywhere

28. Yiddish
noun yi-dishˈ
: a language based on German that
is written in Hebrew characters and
that was originally spoken by Jews of
central and eastern Europe

29. Yiddish
: a language based
on German that is
written in Hebrew
characters and that
was originally spoken
by Jews of central
and eastern Europe

30. Accolade
noun a-kə- lād, - lädˈ ˌ ˌ
: an award or an expression
of praise

31. Accolade
: an award or
an
expression
of praise