BSEP Words 2024-2025
abrupt - answer sudden and unexpected
abstemious - answer temperate, sober, moderate
acquisition - answer Purchase, property
adage - answer Saying, cliche, proverb
adjacent - answer near, next to, adjoining
admonish - answer reprimand, criticize
agile - answer quick, nimble
attrition - answer a gradual reduction or weakening; a rubbing away
boast - answer brag, swagger, own
brawn - answer muscular strength; sturdiness
broach - answer Bring up, raise, mention
cede - answer Surrender, concede, yield
chronicle - answera record of events in order of time; a history
clutter - answerLitter, make untidy, jumble
communique - answeran official announcement, reported, newsfeed
Commuted - answerto travel, modify, adjust
concur - answerto express agreement, approve, fall in
construe - answerinterpret, analyze, explain
contentious - answerDisputable, controversial
Coroner - answermedical examiner, investigator
deciphered - answerto make out the meaning of, decode
, decorum - answerproper behavior, propriety
decry - answer(v.) to condemn, express strong disapproval; dismiss
DEMORALIZED - answerhaving lost confidence or hope; disheartened, discouraged
depleted - answeremptied; drained; used up
destitution - answerhardship; poverty; misery
diminish - answerdecrease in size, extent, or range
disparity - answerinequality; difference, discrepancy
effect - answera result or consequence
efficacy - answereffectiveness, success
emphasize - answerTo give special attention to something, to stress
enclosure - answerClose, court, patio
erratic - answerunpredictable, unreliable, inconsistent
excels - answerfar exceeds; does better
falliable - answercapable of being wrong, mistaken, or inaccurate
fame - answerrenown, reputation, eminence, celebrity
fate - answerdestiny, chance, luck
feign - answerto pretend, to fake, sham
fervor - answerpassion; enthusiasm, emotion
flagrant - answerextremely or deliberately shocking or noticeable
frolic - answerplay and run about happily; have fun; romp
gawk - answerstare openly and stupidly, glare, gape
green - answerLush, grown, new
gregarious - answeroutgoing; sociable, friendly
abrupt - answer sudden and unexpected
abstemious - answer temperate, sober, moderate
acquisition - answer Purchase, property
adage - answer Saying, cliche, proverb
adjacent - answer near, next to, adjoining
admonish - answer reprimand, criticize
agile - answer quick, nimble
attrition - answer a gradual reduction or weakening; a rubbing away
boast - answer brag, swagger, own
brawn - answer muscular strength; sturdiness
broach - answer Bring up, raise, mention
cede - answer Surrender, concede, yield
chronicle - answera record of events in order of time; a history
clutter - answerLitter, make untidy, jumble
communique - answeran official announcement, reported, newsfeed
Commuted - answerto travel, modify, adjust
concur - answerto express agreement, approve, fall in
construe - answerinterpret, analyze, explain
contentious - answerDisputable, controversial
Coroner - answermedical examiner, investigator
deciphered - answerto make out the meaning of, decode
, decorum - answerproper behavior, propriety
decry - answer(v.) to condemn, express strong disapproval; dismiss
DEMORALIZED - answerhaving lost confidence or hope; disheartened, discouraged
depleted - answeremptied; drained; used up
destitution - answerhardship; poverty; misery
diminish - answerdecrease in size, extent, or range
disparity - answerinequality; difference, discrepancy
effect - answera result or consequence
efficacy - answereffectiveness, success
emphasize - answerTo give special attention to something, to stress
enclosure - answerClose, court, patio
erratic - answerunpredictable, unreliable, inconsistent
excels - answerfar exceeds; does better
falliable - answercapable of being wrong, mistaken, or inaccurate
fame - answerrenown, reputation, eminence, celebrity
fate - answerdestiny, chance, luck
feign - answerto pretend, to fake, sham
fervor - answerpassion; enthusiasm, emotion
flagrant - answerextremely or deliberately shocking or noticeable
frolic - answerplay and run about happily; have fun; romp
gawk - answerstare openly and stupidly, glare, gape
green - answerLush, grown, new
gregarious - answeroutgoing; sociable, friendly
