Vocabulary Planning for Your Revision Before you revise, cho…

Vоcаbulаry Plаnning fоr Yоur Revision Before you revise, choose 10 vocabulary words from the word bank below that you may try to use in your Kane Confidential revision. Do not force vocabulary into the essay just to use it. Choose words that could actually help you explain Kane, media power, evidence, public image, responsibility, ethics, or democratic society more precisely. In your response: List the 10 words you chose. Then write 2–4 sentences explaining how these words might help improve your revision. Vocabulary Word Bank abdicate abrogate abstemious acquiesce acumen adroit adulation admonish aggrandize alacrity ameliorate anachronism antipathy apocryphal approbation ascetic assiduous audacious austere avarice aver bellicose blatant bolster bombastic bucolic cacophony cajole calumny capricious castigate censure circumspect clandestine cogent commensurate complicity conciliatory condone conjecture connive connoisseur credulous culpable decorum demur didactic discern disinterested dissemble dissonance divergent dogmatic duplicity effrontery empirical encomium enervate ephemeral equivocate erudite esoteric exculpate expedient fallacious fecund florid formidable fortuitous galvanize garrulous gratuitous hubris implacable impugn inchoate inculcate insular intrepid inveterate irascible laconic magnate malleable mendacious mitigate myopic nascent nefarious obfuscate officious ostensible palliate pernicious perspicuous petulant probity promulgate quixotic recondite refractory refute repudiate reticent rhetoric rudimentary sagacious salient sanctimonious sardonic scrupulous soporific spurious stringent subversive sycophant tacit tendentious tenuous truculent unequivocal usurp vacillate venal veracity vindicate vociferous volatile zealotry   Your Response List the 10 vocabulary words you chose that may help you with your opening, findings, source analysis, law or policy section, competing interpretation, recommendation, or conclusion. As you revise, use only the words that fit naturally. A precise simple sentence is better than a forced vocabulary sentence.