<p> Name ______</p><p>Great Expectations Vocabulary</p><p>Stage 1</p><p>1. explicit</p><p>2. larceny</p><p>3. consternation</p><p>4. desolation</p><p>5. prodigious</p><p>6. vicarious</p><p>7. omnipotent</p><p>8. abhorrence</p><p>9. interpose</p><p>10. apprehension</p><p>11. conciliatory</p><p>12. aversion</p><p>13. contemptuously</p><p>14. felicitous</p><p>15. synopsis</p><p>16. dexterous</p><p>17. proprieties</p><p>18. coherent</p><p>19. corroborate</p><p>20. morose</p><p>21. countenance</p><p>22. imperceptible 23. stipulation</p><p>24. audacious</p><p>25. ablution</p><p>26. erudition</p><p>Stage 2</p><p>1. dilapidated</p><p>2. magnanimous</p><p>3. acquiesce</p><p>4. beguile</p><p>5. patronize</p><p>6. discretion</p><p>7. pettish</p><p>8. disparity</p><p>9. verily</p><p>10. miscreant</p><p>11. impetuosity</p><p>12. animosity</p><p>13. copious</p><p>14. interment</p><p>15. quarry</p><p>16. cogent</p><p>17. auspicious</p><p>18. contingent</p><p>19. reproach</p><p>20. impend 21. incomprehensible</p><p>22. repugnance</p><p>23. reiterate</p><p>Stage 3</p><p>1. uncouth</p><p>2. dubious</p><p>3. extricate</p><p>4. supercilious</p><p>5. incursion</p><p>6. superscription</p><p>7. elated</p><p>8. lacerated</p><p>9. presentiment</p><p>10. apprise</p><p>11. injunction</p><p>12. ineffectual</p><p>13. irresolute</p><p>14. inconceivable</p><p>15. adjure</p><p>16. devolve</p><p>17. demeanor</p><p>18. apparition</p><p>19. inaptitude</p>