(1) ABATE /ə'beit/ (2) ABDICATION (3) ABERRATION (4) ABEYANCE

/,æbdi'keiʃn/ /æ'be'reiʃn/ /ə'beiəns/

(5) ABHOR /əb'hɔ:/ (6) ABIDE /ə'baid/ (7) ABJURE /əb'dʤuə/ (8) ABLUTION
/ə'blu:ʃn/

(9) ABNEGATION (10) ABROGATE (11) ABSCOND (12) ABSTEMIOUS

/,æbni'geiʃn/ /'æbrougeit/ /əb'skɔnd/ /æb'sti:mjəs/

(13) ABSTRUSE (14) ABUT /ə'bʌt/ (15) ABYSMAL (16) ACARPOUS

/æb'stru:s/ /ə'bizməl/ /ə'kɑ:pəs/
(13) difficult to (14) border on (15) bottomless; (16) effete; no longer
comprehend; obscure extreme fertile; worn out

(9) self-denial (10) repeal or annul by (11) to go away (12) restraint,

authority suddenly (to avoid especially of food and
arrest) alcohol

(5) to hate; to detest (6) be faithful; to (7) promise or swear (8) washing
endure to give up

(1) to lessen; to (2) giving up control, (3) straying away from (4) suspended action
subside authority what is normal
(17) ACCLAIMED (18) ACCOLADE (19) ACCRETION (20) ADAMANT
/'ækəleid/ /æ'kri:ʃn/ /'ædəmənt/

(21) ADDLE /'ædl/ (22) ADDUCE (23) ADJUDICATE (24) ADJUNCT

/ə'dju:s/ /ə'dʤu:di'keit/ /'ædʤʌɳkt/

(25) ADJURE /ə'dʤuə/ (26) ADMONITORY (27) ADORN /ə'dɔ:n/ (28)

/əd'mɔnitəri/ ADULTERATION
/ə,dʌltə'reiʃn/

(29) ADUMBRATE (30) (31) AFFABLE (32) AFFINITY

/'ædʌmbreit/ ADVENTITIOUS /'æfəbl/ /ə'finiti/
/,ædven'tiʃəs/
(29) to suggest or hint; (30) coming from (31) polite and (32) close connection
overshadow another source and not friendly relationship
innate

(25) to beg (26) containing (27) add beauty; (28) making unpure,
warning decorate poorer in quality

(21) to become rotten; (22) to offer as (23) to settle judicially (24) something added;
to become confused example, reason or assistant
proof

(17) welcomed with (18) praise; approval (19) the growing of (20) kind of stone;
shouts and approval separate things into inflexible
one
(33) AGGRAVATE (34) AGILE /'ædʤail/ (35) AGNOSTIC (36) AGOG /ə'gɔg/
/'ægrəveit/ /æg'nɔstik/

(37) AIL /eil/ (38) ALACRITY (39) ALCOVE (40) ALLEGIANCE

/ə'lækriti/ /'ælkouv/ /ə'li:dʤəns/

(41) ALLEVIATE (42) ALLOY /'ælɔi/ (43) ALOOF /ə'lu:f/ (44) ALTERCATE
/ə'li:vieit/ /'ɔ:ltə:keit/

(45) AMALGAMATE (46) (47) AMBIGUOUS (48) AMBIVALENT

/ə'mælgəmeit/ AMBIDEXTROUS /æm'bigjuəs/ /'æmbi'veilənt/
/'æmbi'dekstə/
(45) mix, combine, (46) able to use the left (47) doubtful; (48) having both of
unite societies hand or the right uncertain two contrary meanings
equally well

(41) make (pain) (42) to debase by (43) reserved; (44) to dispute angrily
easier to bear mixing with indifferent or noisily
something inferior

(37) trouble; be ill (38) eager and (39) recess; partially (40) duty; support;
cheerful readiness enclosed place loyalty

(33) make worse; (34) active; quick- (35) non-committal (36) eager; excited
irritate moving
(49) AMBLE /'æmbl/ (50) AMELIORATE (51) AMORPHOUS (52) AMORTIZE
/ə'mi:ljəreit/ /ə'mɔ:fəs/ /ə'mɔ:taiz/

(53) ANATHEMA (54) ANGUISH (55) ANIMOSITY (56) ANTEBELLUM

/ə'næθimə/ /'æɳgwiʃ/ /,æni'mɔsiti/

(57) (58) (59) ANTIDOTE (60) ANTITHETICAL

ANTEDILUVIAN ANTHROPOMORPH /'æntidout/ /,ænti'θetik/
/'æntidi'lu:vjən/ IC /,ænθrəpə'mɔ:fik/

(61) APARTHEID (62) APHASIA (63) APHORISM (64) APLOMB

/ə'pɑ:thaid/ /æ'feizjə/ /'æfərizm/ /'æplʤ:ɳ/
(61) brutal racial (62) loss of the power (63) concise statement (64) self-confidence
discrimination to use or comprehend of a principle
words

(57) made a long time (58) having human (59) medicine used (60) direct opposing
ago characteristics against a poison or a
disease

(53) something (54) severe suffering (55) strong dislike (56) existing before a
loathed; curse war

(49) leisurely walk (50) improve; make (51) shapeless (52) end (a debt) by
better setting aside money
(65) APOSTASY (66) APOSTATE (67) APOTHEOSIS (68) APPEASE /ə'pi:z/
/ə'pɔstəsi/ /ə'pɔstəsi/ /ə,pɔθi'ousi:z/

(69) APPELLATION (70) (71) APPRISE (72) APPROBATION

/,æpe'leiʃn/ APPREHENSIVE /ə'praiz/ /,æprə'beiʃn/
/,æpri'hensiv/

(73) APROPOS (74) APT /æpt/ (75) ARABESQUE (76) ARBOREAL

/'æprəpou/ /,ærə'besk/ /ɑ:'bɔ:riəl/

(77) ARDOR (78) ARDUOUS (79) ARGOT /'ɑ:gou/ (80) ARRANT /'ærənt/
/'ɑ:djuəs/
(77) enthusiasm (78) steep; difficult; (79) jargon; slang (80) in the highest
ascent; laborious degree

(73) appropriate to the (74) well-suited; (75) a complex ornate (76) of connected with
situation; apt quick-witted design trees

(69) identifying name (70) grasping; (71) give notice; to (72) approval
or title understanding; inform
unhappy feeling about
future

(65) renunciation of a (66) one who (67) deification; (68) make quiet or
religion abandons long-held glorification to calm
religious or political godliness
convictions
(81) ARROGANCE (82) ARTICULATE (83) ASCEND /ə'send/ (84) ASCENDANCY
/'ærəgəns/ /ɑ:'tikjulit/ /ə'sendənsi/

(85) ASCERTAIN (86) ASCRIBE (87) ASEPTIC (88) ASHEN /'æʃn/

/,æsə'tein/ /əs'kraib/ /æ'septik/

(89) ASPERITY (90) ASPERSION (91) ASSIDUOUS (92) ASSUAGE

/æs'periti/ /əs'pə:ʃn/ /ə'sidjuəs/ /ə'sweidʤ/

(93) ASTERISK (94) ASTRINGENT (95) ASTUTE /əs'tju:t/ (96) ATELIER

/'æstərisk/ /əs'trindʤənt/ /'ætəliei/
(93) the mark * (e.g.. (94) substance that (95) clever, quick at (96) artist's workroom
omitted letters) shrinks seeing to get an
advantage

(89) roughness; (90) slander (91) diligent; hard- (92) make smth (pain,
harshness; ill temper; working; sedulous desire) less
irritability

(85) get to know (86) consider to be the (87) surgically clean (88) deadly pale
origin of or belonging
to

(81) proud superior (82) speak distinctly; (83) go or come up (84) dominance
manner of behaviour connect by joints
(97) ATONEMENT (98) ATTENUATE (99) ATTUNE /ə'tju:n/ (100) AUDACIOUS
/ə'tounmənt/ /ə'tenjueit/ /ɔ:'deiʃəs/

(101) AUGURY (102) AUGUST (103) AUSPICIOUS (104) AUSTERE

/'ɔ:gjuri/ /'ɔ:gəst - ɔ:'gʌst/ /ɔ:s'piʃəs/ /ɔ:s'tiə/

(105) AUXILIARY (106) AVER /ə'və:/ (107) AVERSION (108) AVID /'ævid/
/ɔ:g'ziljəri/ /ə'və:ʃn/

(109) AVOW /'əvau/ (110) (111) BAIT /beit/ (112) BALEFUL

BACCHANALIAN /'beilful/
/,bækə'neiljən/
(109) admit; declare (110) orgy (111) to persecute (112) harmful;
openly ominous; causing evil

(105) helping; (106) affirm; assert; (107) strong; dislike (108) eager; greedy
supporting prove; justify

(101) omen; sign (102) majestic; (103) favorable; (104) severely moral
venerable successful; prosperous and strict; simple and
plain

(97) repayment death (98) make thin; (99) bring into (100) daring; foolishly
of Jesus weaken; enervate harmony bold; impudent
(113) BALK /bɔ:k/ (114) BANEFUL (115) BARRAGE (116) BARREN
/'beinful/ /'bærɑ:ʤ/ /'bærən/

(117) BASK /bɑ:sk/ (118) BEATIFY (119) BEDIZEN (120) BELABOR

/bi:'ætifai/ /bi'daizn/

(121) BELLICOSE (122) BELLIGERENT (123) BENEDICTION (124) BENEFACTOR

/'belikous/ /bi'lidʤərənt/ /,beni'dikʃn/ /'benifæktə/

(125) (126) BENIGN (127) BEQUEST (128) BERATE

BENEVOLENCE /bi'nain/ /bi'kwest/ /bi'reit/
/bi'nevələns/
(125) wish or activity (126) kind and gentle; (127) arrangement to (128) scold sharply
in doing good mild (climate) give smth at death

(121) belligerent; (122) (person, nation) (123) something that (124) person who has
pugnacious; warlike waging war promotes goodness or given help
well-being

(117) enjoy warmth (118) to bless; make (119) to adorn, (120) beat hard
and light happy or ascribe a especially in a cheap
virtue to showy manner

(113) obstacle; (114) causing harm or (115) artificial; (116) not good
purposely to get on the ruin; pernicious; obstacle built across a enough; unable to
way of destructive river have young ones
without value
(129) BEREFT (130) BEWILDER (131) BIGOT /'bigət/ (132) BILGE /bildʤ/
/bi'vi:v/ /bi'wildə/

(133) BILK /bilk/ (134) (135) BLANDNESS (136) BLATANT

BLANDISHMENT /blændnis/ /'bləitənt/
/'blændiʃmənt/

(137) BLITHE /blaið/ (138) BLUSTER (139) BOGUS (140) BOISTEROUS

/'blʌstə/ /'bougəs/ /'bɔistərəs/

(141) BOLSTER (142) BOORISH (143) BRASH /bræʃ/ (144) BRASS /brɑ:s/
/'boulstə/ /'buəriʃ/
(141) give greatly (142) crude; offensive; (143) hasty; rush; (144) yellow metal
needed support rude cheeky; saucy (mixing copper and
zinc)

(137) cheerful; casual; (138) to talk or act (139) sham; (140) loud; noisy;
carefree with noisy swaggering counterfeit; not rough; lacking
threats genuine restraint

(133) to cheat (134) flattery coaxing (135) polite manner; (136) noisy and rough
comforting
uninteresting

(129) rob or dispossess (130) puzzle; confuse (131) stubborn; (132) bulge the
of smth (material) narrow-minded person protuberance of a cask
(145) BRAZEN (146) BREACH (147) BRITTLE /'britl/ (148) BROACH
/'breizn/ /bri:tʃ/ /broutʃ/

(149) BROOK /bruk/ (150) BUOYANT (151) BURGEON (152) BURNISH

/'bɔiənt/ /'bə:dʤən/ /'bə:niʃ/

(153) CABAL /kə'bæl/ (154) CACOPHONY (155) CADENCE (156) CADGE /kædʤ/
/kæ'kɔfəni/ /'keidəns/

(157) CAJOLE (158) CALUMNY (159) CANDID (160) CANT /kænt/

/kə'dʤoul/ /'kæləmni/ /'kændid/
(157) use flattery or (158) slander; (159) frank; straight- (160) insincere talk
deceit; to persuade aspersion forward

(153) a scheme or (154) harsh sound (155) rhythmic (156) to beg; to get by
plot; a group of modulation of sound begging
plotters

(149) to tolerate, (150) able to float (151) grow forth; send (152) to polish, rub to
endure light-hearted out buds a shine

(145) made of brass (146) opening; broken (147) easily broken (148) bring up;
place; breaking announce; begin to
talk about
(161) (162) CANVASS (163) CAPTIOUS (164) CAROUSE
CANTANKEROUS /'kænvəs/ /'kæpʃəs/ /kə'rauz/
/kən'tæɳkərəs/

(165) CARP /kɑ:p/ (166) CARTE (167) CASTIGATION (168) CATALYST

BLANCHE /,kæsti'geiʃn/ /'kætəlist/
/'kɑ:t'blỴ:nʃ/

(169) CATATONIC (170) CATHOLIC (171) CAUSTIC (172) CAVIL /'kævil/

/'kæθəlik/ /'kɔ:stik/

(173) CEDE/cession (174) CELERITY (175) CENSURE (176) CENTURION

/si'leriti/ /'senʃə/
(173) to surrender (174) rapidity of (175) expression of (176) leader of a unit
possession of, motion or action blame or disapproval a of 100 soldiers
especially by treaty rebuke

(169) immobile (170) comprehensive; (171) biting; sarcastic (172) to raise trivial
universal and frivolous
objection

(165) to find fault or (166) blanche full (167) severe (168) substance that
complain querulously discretionary power punishment causes speeding up

(161) bad-tempered; (162) discuss (163) critical (164) to drink alcohol

quarrelsome thoroughly; sort of freely
touting
(177) CHAFF /fʃɑ:f/ (178) CHARLATAN (179) CHARY /'tʃeəri/ (180)
/'ʃɑ:lətən/ CHASTISEMENT
/'tʃæstizmənt/

(181) CHAUVINIST (182) CHICANERY (183) CHIMERA (184) CHISEL /'tʃizl/

/'ʃouvinist/ /ʃi'kenəri/ /kai'miərə/

(185) CHIVY /'tʃivi/ (186) CHOLERIC (187) CHROMATIC (188) CHURL /tʃə:l/
/,kɔkərik/ /krə'mætik/

(189) CHUTZPAH (190) (191) CLAMOR (192) CLERICAL

CIRCUMSCRIBE /'klerikəl/
/'sə:kəmskrɑib/
(189) nerve; gall (190) to draw line (191) shout; complain (192) of the clergy or
around; to limit with a lot of noise clerk

(185) to tease or annoy (186) irritable; bad- (187) of color (188) bad-tempered
with persistent petty tempered person
attacks

(181) a blindly (182) legal trickery; (183) illusion or (184) steel tool for
devoted patriot false argument fabrication of the mind shaping materials

(177) to tease good- (178) quack or fraud (179) cautious; wary (180) punishment
naturedly
(193) CLIENTELE (194) CLINCH (195) CLING /kliɳ/ (196) CLOT /klɔt/
/klintʃ/

(197) CLOTURE (198) (199) COALESCING (200) COAX /kouks/

COAGULATION
/kou,ægju'leiʃ/

(201) CODA /'koudə/ (202) CODDLE /'kɔdl/ (203) COERCE (204) COEVAL
/kou'ə:s/ /kou'i:vəl/

(205) COGENT (206) COGITATE (207) COGNIZANT (208) COLLUSION

/'koudʤənt/ /'kɔdʤiteit/ /'kɔgnizənt/ /kə'lu:ʤn/
(205) strong; (206) think deeply; (207) being fully (208) secret agreement
convincing mediate aware of for a deceitful purpose

(201) passage that (202) treat with care (203) compel to force (204) of the same
completes a piece of and tenderness to make obedient period; coexisting
music

(197) closing device (198) change to a thick (199) coming together (200) get smb to do
(in Parliament) to end and solid state and uniting into one smth by kindness
a debate by voting substance

(193) customers (194) come to grips; (195) to resist (196) half-solid lump
settle conclusively separation formed from liquid
(209) COMBUSTION (210) COMELY (211) (212)
/kəm'bʌstʃn/ /'kʌmli/ COMMEMORATE COMMODIOUS
/kə'memə'reiʃn/ /kə'moudjəs/

(213) COMMUTER (214) (215) (216) CONCEAL

/kə'mju:tə/ COMPLAISANCE COMPUNCTION /kən'si:l/
/kəm'pleizəns/ /kəm'pʌɳkʃn/

(217) CONCEITED (218) (219) (220) CONCORD

/kən'si:tid/ CONCILIATORY CONCOMITANT /'kɔɳkɔ:d/
/kən'siliətəri/ /kən'kɔmitənt/

(221) CONCUR (222) CONDENSE (223) CONDONE (224) CONGEAL

/kən'kə:/ /kən'dens/ /kən'doun/ /kən'dʤi:l/
(221) agree in opinion; (222) increase in (223) forgive (224) make or become
happen together density, strength; stiff and solid
make laconic

(217) having an (218) reconciling; (219) accompanying (220) agreement or

excessively high soothing; comforting; harmony
opinion of oneself mollifying

(213) person who (214) tending to (215) feeling of regret (216) hide; keep secret
travels regularly comply; obliging for one's action
willingness to please

(209) process of (210) attractive (211) keep the (212) having plenty of
burning memory of space for what is
needed
(225) CONGENITAL (226) CONJOIN (227) (228)
/kən'dʤenitl/ /kən'dʤektʃə/ CONNOISSEUR CONNOTATION
/,kɔni'sə:/ /,kɔnou'teiʃn/

(229) CONSOLE (230) (231) (232) CONSTRAIN

/kən'soul/ CONSPICUOUS CONSTERNATION /kən'strein/
/kən'spikjuəs/ /,kɔnstə:'neiʃn/

(233) CONSTRICT (234) CONSUME (235) (236) CONTEMN

/kən'strikt/ /kən'sju:m/ CONSUMMATE /kən'təm/
/kən'sʌmit/

(237) (238) CONTIGUOUS (239) CONTRITE (240)

CONTENTIOUS /kən'tigjuəs/ /'kɔntrait/ CONTUMACIOUS
/kən'tenʃəs/ /,kɔntju'meiʃəs/
(237) argumentative; (238) touching; (239) filled with deep (240) insubordinate;
pugnacious; neighboring sorrow for rebellious
combative; wrongdoing
quarrelsome

(233) make tight or (234) get to the end of (235) perfect; make (236) to scorn or
smaller perfec, complete despise

(229) give comfort or (230) easily seen; (231) surprise and (232) compel
sympathy to remarkable fear; dismay

(225) existing from (226) to join together (227) a person with (228) suggestion in
birth; inherent good judgement (e.g., addition to
in art)
(241) CONUNDRUM (242) CONVALESCE (243) CONVICTION (244) CONVIVIAL
/kə'nʌndrəm/ /,kɔnvə'les/ /kən'vikʃn/ /kən'viviəl/

(245) CONVOKE (246) CONVOLUTED (247) CORDIAL (248) CORDON

/kən'vouk/ /'kɔnvəlu:t/ /'kɔ:djəl/ /'kɔ:dn/

(249) CORNUCOPIA (250) CORPOREAL (251) CORPULENT (252) CORRELATE

/,kɔ:nju'koupjə/ /kɔ:'pɔ:riəl/ /'kɔ:pjulənt/ /'kɔrileit/

(253) (254) (255) COUNTERFEIT (256)

CORROBORATION COUNTENANCE /'kauntəfit/ COUNTERVAIL
/kə,rɔbə'reiʃn/ /'kauntinəns/
(253) additional (254) to favor or (255) forgery (256) counterbalance
strengthening evidence approve of

(249) abundant supply (250) physical of or (251) having a large (252) have a mutual
for the body bulky body relation

(245) call together; (246) complicated; (247) warm and (248) line (of police
summon coiled; twisted sincere acting as a guard)

(241) a riddle; (242) to recover health (243) firm belief (244) fond of feasting,
dilemma; enigma gradually after drinking, and good
sickness company
(257) COVERT (258) COVETOUS (259) COWER /'kauə/ (260) COY /kɔi/
/'kʌvət/ /'kʌvitəs/

(261) COZEN /'kʌzn/ (262) CRASS /kræs/ (263) CRAVAT (264) CRAVEN
/krə'væt/ /'kreivən/

(265) CREASE /kri:s/ (266) CREDULOUS (267) CRINGE (268) CROTCHET

/'kredjuləs/ /'krindʤ/ /'krɔtʃit/

(269) CRYPTIC (270) (271) CUPIDITY (272)

/'kriptik/ CUMBERSOME /kju:'piditi/ CURMUDGEON
/'kʌmbəsəm/ /kə:'mʌdʤən/
(269) secret; with a (270) burdensome; (271) greed; lust (272) bad-tempered
hidden meaning heavy and awkward to person
carry

(265) line made by (266) ready to believe (267) to behave in an (268) highly
crushing white line on things excessively servile individual and usually
the ground in cricket way eccentric opinion

(261) to cheat (262) very great (esp. (263) piece of linen (264) cowardly
stupidity) worn as a necktie

(257) disguised (258) eagerly desirous (259) crouch; shrink (260) shy, modest (esp
back of a girl)
(273) CURRICULUM (274) CURSORY (275) CURTAIL (276) DAINTY
/kə'rikjuləm/ /'kə:səri/ /kə:'teil/ /'deinti/

(277) DASTARD (278) DAUNT /dɔ:nt/ (279) DAWDLER (280) DEARTH /də:θ/
/'dæstəd/ /'dɔ:dlə/

(281) DEBACLE (282) DECIDUOUS (283) (284) DECLIVITY

/di'sidjuəs/ DECLAIM/declamatio /di'kliviti/
n

(285) DECORUM (286) DECREE (287) DECRY /di'krai/ (288) DEFERENTIAL

/di'dɔ:rəm/ /di'kri:/ /,defə'renʃəl/
(285) propriety; (286) order given by (287) disapprove of (288) showing respect
properness authority

(281) a breakup; (282) ephemeral (283) to speak (284) downward

overthrow; sudden pompously or inclination
disaster bombastically

(277) coward (278) intimidate; make (279) person who is (280) shortage
fearful slow; waste of time

(273) course of study (274) quick hurried (275) make shorter (276) pretty, delicate
then was planned (food); difficult to
please
(289) DEFIANCE (290) DEIGN /dein/ (291) DELETERIOUS (292) DELINEATE
/di'faiəns/ /,deli'tiəriəs/ /di'linieit/

(293) DELUGE (294) DEMAGOGUE (295) DEMUR (296) DENIGRATE

/'delju:dʤ/ /'deməgɔg/ /di'mə:/ /'denigreit/

(297) (298) DEPLETE (299) DEPOSITION (300) DEPRAVE

DENOUEMENT /di'pli:t/ /,depə'ziʃn/ /di'preiv/

(301) DEPRECATE (302) DERELICTION (303) DERISION (304) DERIVATIVE

/'deprikeit/ /,deri'likʃn/ /di'riʤn/ /di'rivətiv/
(301) protest against; (302) deserting and (303) ridicule; (304) unoriginal;
express disapproval of leaving; to fall into mockery; deriding obtained from another
ruins source

(297) an outcome or (298) use until none (299) dethronement; (300) make morally
solution; the remains depositing bad, corrupt
unraveling of a plot

(293) great flood; (294) person appealing (295) to hesitate; raise (296) blacken; belittle;
heavy rush of water not to reasons objections defame

(289) open (290) to condescend; (291) harmful (292) to portray,

disobedience or to give depict, sketch out
resistance
(305) (306) DESCRY (307) DESICCANT (308) DESUETUDE
DEROGATORY /dis'krai/ /'desikənt/ /'deswitju:d/
/di'rɔgətəri/

(309) DESULTORY (310) DETER /di'tə:/ (311) DETRACTION (312)

/'desəltəri/ /di'trækʃn/ DETUMESCENCE

(313) DEVIANCE (314) DEXTERITY (315) DIAPHANOUS (316) DIATRIBE

/deks'teriti/ /dai'æfənəs/ /'daiətraib/

(317) DIDACTIC (318) DIFFIDENCE (319) DILATE (320) DILATORY

/di'dæktik/ /'difidəns/ /dai'leit/ /'dilətəri/
(317) intended to (318) shyness (319) speak (320) intended to
teach; preachy comprehensively; delay
become wider, large

(313) being different (314) skill (esp. in (315) transparent; (316) bitter and violent
in moral standards handling) gauzy attack in words
(from normal)

(309) aimless; (310) discourage; (311) slandering; (312) diminishing or

haphazard; digressing hinder verbal attack; lessening of swelling
at random aspersion

(305) insulting; (306) catch sight of; (307) substance used (308) cessation of use;
tending to damage see smth in the to absorb moisture disuse
distance
(321) DISABUSE (322) DISALLOW (323) DISCERN (324) DISCOMFIT
/,disə'bju:z/ /'disə'lau/ /di'sə:n/ /dis'kʌmfit/

(325) DISCOMPOSE (326) DISCONCERT (327) (328)

/,diskəm'pouz/ /,diskən'sə:t/ DISCONSOLATE DISCOUNTENANCE
/dis'kɔnsəlit/ /dis'kauntinəns/

(329) DISCOURSE (330) DISCREDIT (331) DISCREET (332) DISCRETE

/dis'kɔ:s/ /dis'kredit/ /dis'kri:t/ /dis'kri:t/

(333) DISDAIN (334) (335) DISHEVELED (336)

/dis'dein/ DISENCUMBER DISINGENUOUS
/'disin'kʌmbə/ /,disin'dʤenjuəs/
(333) look on with (334) free from (335) untidy (336) sophisticated;
contempt encumbrance artful; trying to
deceive; cunning

(329) speech lecture (330) refuse to believe (331) careful, prudent (332) individually
distinct

(325) to destroy the (326) upset the self- (327) cheerless; (328) refuse to
composure of possession of dejected approve of

(321) to free from (322) refuse to allow (323) see with an (324) confuse;
error or accept as a correct effort but clearly embarrass
(337) DISINTER (338) DISLODGE (339) DISMAL (340) DISPARATE
/'disin'tə:/ /dis'lɔdʤ/ /'dizməl/ /'dispərit/

(341) DISPROOF (342) DISQUIET (343) DISSEMBLE (344) DISSEMINATE

/'dis'pru:f/ /dis'kwaiət/ /di'sembl/ /di'semineit/

(345) DISSENT (346) DISSIPATE (347) DISSOLUTE (348) DISSOLUTION

/di'sent/ /'disipeit/ /'disəlu:t/ /,disə'lu:ʃn/

(349) DISTRAUGHT (350) DIVERGENCE (351) DIVESTITURE (352) DIVULGE

/dis'trɔ:t/ /dai'və:dʤəns/ /dai'vestitʃə/ /dai'vʌldʤ/
(349) distracted (350) getting farther (351) taking off; (352) make known
violently; upset in apart from a point getting rid of; giving smth secret
mind up

(345) have a different (346) to be dissolute (347) marked by (348) disintegration;

opinion refuse to indulgence in vices looseness in morals
assent

(341) proof to the (342) to take away the (343) speak or behave (344) distribute (esp.
contrary peace or tranquility so as to hide smth (in ideas)
mind)

(337) dig up from the (338) move force from (339) sad; gloomy; (340) essentially
earth the place occupied miserable different
(353) DOGGEREL (354) DOGMATIC (355) DOLOROUS (356) DOLT /doult/
/'dɔgərəl/ /dɔg'mætik/ /'dɔlərəs/

(357) DORMANT (358) DOTE /dout/ (359) DRAWL /drɔ:l/ (360) DROLL /droul/
/'dɔ:mənt/

(361) DRONE /droun/ (362) DROWSINESS (363) DRUDGE (364) DUBIOUS

/'drauzinis/ /drʌdʤ/ /'dju:bjəs/

(365) DUD /dʌd/ (366) DULCET (367) DUPE /dju:p/ (368) DUPLICITY
/'dʌlist/ /dju:'plisiti/
(365) no use person; (366) melodious; (367) cheat; make a (368) deliberate
smth that fails harmonious fool of deception

(361) male bee; person (362) feeling sleepy; (363) to do hard, (364) feeling doubt
who isn't self- half asleep menial or monotonous
employed work

(357) in a state of (358) show much (359) slow way of (360) jesting
inactivity but awaiting fondness; center one's speaking
development attention

(353) trivial, poorly (354) positive; certain; (355) marked by (356) stupid fellow
constructed verse arbitrary without room misery or grief
for discussion
(369) DURESS (370) DWARF /dwɔ:f/ (371) DYNAMO (372)
/djuə'res/ /'dainəmou/ EARTHENWARE
/'ə:θənweə/

(373) EBULLIENCE (374) EBULLIENT (375) ECUMENICAL (376) EDACIOUS

/i'bʌljəns/ /i'bʌljənt/ /,i:kju:'menikəl/ /i'deiʃəs/

(377) EDDY /'edi/ (378) EDIBLE /'edibl/ (379) EFFACE /i'feis/ (380) EFFETE /e'fi:t/

(381) EFFICACY (382) EFFLUVIA (383) EFFRONTERY (384) EGREGIOUS

/,efi'keiʃəsnis/ /e'flu:vjəm/ /e'frʌntəri/ /i'gri:dʤəs/
(381) production of a (382) outflow in a (383) boldness; (384) flagrant
desired result stream of particles; a impudence; arrogance
noxious odor or vapor

(377) circular or spiral (378) fit to be eaten; (379) to make (380) infertile; worn
movement (e.g., of not poisonous indistinct out; weak
wind)

(373) exuberance; (374) overflowing (375) representing the (376) voracious;

outburst of feeling with enthusiasm; whole Christian world devouring
showing excitement

(369) threats to (370) person or smb (371) a generator; (372) dishes made of
compel smb much below the usual something that baked clay
size produces electric
current
(385) EGRESS (386) ELABORATE (387) ELEGY /'elidʤi/ (388) ELICIT /i'lisit/
/'i:gres/ /i'læbərit/

(389) ELOQUENCE (390) EMACIATE (391) EMBELLISH (392) EMBEZZLE

/'eləkwəns/ /i'meiʃieit/ /im'beliʃ/ /im'bezl/

(393) EMOLLIENT (394) EMOTE (395) EMPIRICAL (396)

/i'mɔliənt/ /em'pirikəl/ ENCAPSULATE

(397) ENCOMIUM (398) (399) ENDEARING (400) ENDORSE

/en'koumiəm/ ENCUMBRANCE /in'dɔ:s/
/in'kʌmbrəns/
(397) warm or (398) burden things (399) making dear or (400) write one's name
glowing praise; that get on the way of liked on the back of
eulogy; panegyric

(393) soothing to the (394) stir up; excite (395) relying on (396) enclose in
skin; mollifying experiment capsule

(389) fluent speaking; (390) make thin and (391) make beautiful (392) use in a wrong
skillful use of weak way for one's own
language benefit

(385) way out; exit (386) worked out with (387) a lament; a (388) draw out
much care, in great melancholy
detail composition
(401) ENDURING (402) ENERVATE (403) ENGRAVE (404) ENGROSSING
/in'djuəriɳ/ /i'nə:vit/ /in'greiv/ /in'grousiɳ/

(405) ENGULF (406) ENIGMA (407) ENMITY (408) ENNUI

/in'gʌlf/ /i'nigmə/ /'enmiti/ /Ỵ:'nwi:/

(409) ENSIGN (410) ENTANGLE (411) ENTHRAL (412) ENTICE /in'tais/

/'ensain/ /in'tæɳgl/ /in'θrɔ:l/

(413) ENTREAT (414) ENUNCIATE (415) ENZYME (416) EPICUREAN

/in'tri:t/ /i'nʌnsieit/ /'enzaim/ /,epikjuə'ri:ən/
(413) ask earnestly (414) pronounce (415) catalyst (416) devoted to
(words); express a pleasure (sensuous
theory enjoyment)

(409) flag; badge (410) put into (411) please greatly; (412) tempt or
difficulties enslave (fig.) persuade

(405) swallow up (406) smth that is (407) hatred; being an (408) boredom
puzzling enemy

(401) lasting (402) weaken; deprive (403) impress deeply (404) taken up all the
of strength; attenuate time or attention;
writing in large or
formal
(417) EPIGRAM (418) EPISTLE /i'pisl/ (419) EPITHET (420) EPITOME
/'epigræm/ /'epiθet/ /i'pitəmi/

(421) EQUABLE (422) EQUANIMITY (423) EQUILIBRIUM (424) EQUIPOISE

/'ekwəbl/ /'i:kwə'nimiti/ /,i:kwi'libriəm / /'ekwipɔiz/

(425) EQUIVOCAL (426) EQUIVOCATE (427) ERADICATE (428) ERRATIC

/i'kwivəkəl/ /i'kwivəkeit/ /i'rædikeit/ /i'rætik/

(429) ERUDITE (430) ESCHEW (431) ESOTERIC (432) ESPOUSE

/'eru:dait/ /is'tʃu:/ /,esou'terik/ /is'pauz/
(429) learned (430) avoid (431) abstruse; (432) marry; give
scholarly intended only for a one's support to
small circle of

(425) having a double (426) try to deceive by (427) get rid of; pull (428) irregular in
or doubtful meaning; equivocal language up by the roots behaviour or opinion
suspicious

(421) steady; regular (422) calmness of (423) state of being (424) equal
temperament balanced distribution of weight;
equilibrium

(417) terse or witty (418) letter (419) adjective (420) brief summary;
and often paradoxical representative
saying example; a typical
model
(433) EULOGY (434) EUPHORIA (435) EUTHANASIA (436) EVASIVE
/'ju:lədʤi/ /ju:'fɔ:biə/ /,ju:θə'neizjə/ /i'veisiv/

(437) EVINCE /i'vins/ (438) EVOKE /i'vouk/ (439) EXACERBATE (440) EXCORIATION
/eks'æsə:beit/ /eks,kɔ:ri'eiʃn/

(441) EXCULPATE (442) EXECRATE (443) EXHAUSTIVE (444) EXIGENCY

/'ekskʌlpeit/ /'eksikreit/ /ig'zɔ:stiv/ /'eksidʤəns/

(445) (446) EXORBITANT (447) EXPATIATE (448) EXPEDIENT

EXONERATION /ig'zɔ:bitənt/ /eks'peiʃieit/ /iks'pi:djənt/
/ig,zɔnə'reiʃn/
(445) set smb clear, (446) much too high (447) to roam; wander (448) likely to be
free (e.g., from blame) or great freely useful for a purpose

(441) to clear from a (442) to denounce; to (443) complete; (444) emergency an

charge of guilt detest utterly thorough urgent situation

(437) to show clearly; (438) call up; bring (439) to make more (440) severe criticism
to indicate out violent, bitter or
severe

(433) formal praise; (434) elation state of (435) easy and (436) tending to evade
panegyric pleasant excitement painless death
(449) EXPIATION (450) EXPLOIT (451) (452) EXPURGATE
/,ekspi'eiʃn/ /'eksplɔit/ EXPOSTULATE /'ekspə:geit/
/iks'pɔstjuleit/

(453) EXSCIND (454) EXTANT (455) EXTEMPORE (456) EXTENUATE

/ek'sind/ /eks'tænt/ /eks'tempəri/ /eks'tenjueit/

(457) EXTINCT (458) EXTINGUISH (459) EXTIRPATE (460) EXTOL /iks'tɔl/

/iks'tiɳkt/ /iks'tiɳgwiʃ/ /'ekstə:peit/

(461) EXTORT (462) EXTRALEGAL (463) EXTRANEOUS (464) EXTRICABLE

/iks'tɔ:t/ /eks'treinjəs/ /'ekstrikəbl/
(461) obtain by threats, (462) outside the law (463) extrinsic; not (464) that can be freed
violence forming an essential
part

(457) no longer active (458) end the (459) to destroy; (460) praise highly
existence of; wipe or exterminate
put out

(453) to cut out; cut (454) still in existence (455) without previous (456) reduce the
away thought or preparation strength; lessen
seriousness; partially
excuse

(449) ending; expiring (450) brilliant (451) argue earnestly; (452) to remove
achievement; develop, to dissuade, correct or obscenity, purify,
use selfishly protest censor
(465) EXTROVERT (466) EXUBERANCE (467) FACETIOUS (468) FACILE
/ig'zju:bərəns/ /fə:si:ʃəs/ /'fæsail/

(469) FALLACIOUS (470) FALTER (471) FANCIFUL (472) FATUOUS

/fə'leiʃəs/ /'fɔ:ltə/ /'fænsiful/ /'fætjuəs/

(473) FAWN /fɔ:n/ (474) FECKLESS (475) FECUND (476) FEINT /feint/
/'feklis/ /'fi:kənd/

(477) FELICITOUS (478) FELON /'felən/ (479) FERMENT (480) FEROCITY

/fi'lisitəs/ /'fə:ment/ /fə'rouʃəsnis/
(477) apt; suitably (478) person guilty of (479) substance; (480) savage cruelty
expressed; well chosen murder become excited

(473) young deer; try (474) lacking purpose (475) fertile (476) pretend
to win smb's favor or vitality; ineffective

(469) based on error (470) waver; move in (471) imaginary (472) without sense;
an uncertain manner foolish self-
satisfaction

(465) cheerful person (466) state of growing (467) humorous; (468) easily done
vigorously; being full funny; jocular
of life
(481) FERRET /'ferit/ (482) FERVID (483) FERVOR (484) FETID /'fetid/
/'fə:vid/ /'fə:və/

(485) FETTER /'fetə/ (486) FEUD /fju:d/ (487) FIDELITY (488) FIDGET /'fidʤit/
/fi'deliti/

(489) FIGUREHEAD (490) FINESSE (491) FINICAL (492) FINICKY

/fi'nes/ /'fainikəl/ /'fainikəl/

(493) FISSION /'fiʃn/ (494) FIXATE (495) FLAK /flæk/ (496)

FLAMBOYANT
/flæm'bɔiənt/
(493) splitting or (494) stare at (495) criticism; anti- (496) brightly colored;
division (esp. of cells) aircraft guns florid

(489) carved image on (490) delicate way of (491) too fussy about (492) finical
the prow of a ship dealing with a food, clothing, etc.
situation

(485) to shackle; put (486) bitter quarrel (487) loyalty; (488) move restlessly;
in chains over a long period of accuracy make nervous
time

(481) discover by (482) showing earnest (483) warmth of (484) stinking

searching; search feeling feelings; earnestness
(497) FLAUNTING (498) FLAX /'flæks/ (499) FLAY /flei/ (500) FLEDGED
/fledged/

(501) FLEET /fleet/ (502) FLINCH /flinch/ (503) FLOP /flop/ (504) FLORID /florid/

(505) FLOUNDER (506) FLOUT /flout/ (507) FLUKE /fluke/ (508) FLUSTER
/flounder/ /fluster/

(509) FOIBLE /'fɔibl/ (510) FOIL /fɔil/ (511) FOMENT (512) FOOLPROOF
/fou'ment/ /'fu:lpru:f/
(509) defect of (510) prevent from (511) put smth warm (512) incapable; of
character (a person is carrying out; contrast (to lessen the pain) failure or error
wrongly proud)

(505) to struggle to (506) reject, mock; to (507) lucky stroke (508) make nervous or
move; to proceed go against (as in going confused
clumsily against tradition)

(501) number of ships; (502) draw; move (503) fail; move; fall (504) very much
quick-moving back; wince clumsily ornamented; naturally
red (e.g., of face)

(497) show off (498) pale; yellow (499) to skin; to (500) able to fly;
complacently (hair); a plant excoriate trained, experienced
(513) FOPPISH (514) FORAGE (515) FORBEAR (516)
/'fɔpiʃ/ /'fɔridʤ/ /'fɔ:'beə/ FORBEARANCE
/'fɔ:'beərəns/

(517) FORD /fɔ:d/ (518) FOREBODE (519) FORENSIC (520) FORESTALL

/fɔ:'boud/ /fɔ:'stɔ:l/

(521) FORETOKEN (522) FORFEIT (523) FORGE /fɔ:dʤ/ (524) FORGERY

/'fɔ:toukən/ /'fɔ:fit/ /'fɔ:dʤəri/

(525) FORSWEAR (526) FOSTER /'fɔstə/ (527) FRACAS (528) FRACTIOUS

/fɔ:'sweə/ /'frækɑ:/ /'frækʃəs/
(525) renounce; (526) nurture; care for (527) noisy quarrel (528) quarrelsome;
disallow; repudiate irritable

(521) premonitory (522) suffer the loss of (523) workshop for the (524) counterfeit
sign smth shaping of metal; to
shape metal lead

(517) shallow place in (518) to foretell or (519) belonging to (520) prevent by

a river (to cross) predict courts of judicature taking action in
advance preempt

(513) like a man who (514) food for horses (515) refrain from; be (516) patience;
pays too much and cattle patient; ancestor willingness to wait
attention to his clothes
(529) FRAGILE (530) FRAGRANT (531) FRANTIC (532) FRENETIC
/'frædʤail/ /'freigrənt/ /'fræɳtik/ /fri'netik/

(533) FRET /fret/ (534) FRINGE (535) FROWARD (536) FRUGAL

/frindʤ/ /'frouəd/ /'fru:gəl/

(537) (538) FULSOME (539) FUSTY /'fʌsti/ (540) GAINSAY

FULMINATION /'fulsəm/ /gein'sei/
/,fʌlmi'neiʃn/

(541) GARBLE (542) GARMENT (543) GARNER (544) GARRULITY

/'gɑ:bl/ /'gɑ:mənt/ /'gɑ:nə/ /gæ'ru:liti/
(541) make unfair (542) article of (543) to gather and (544) talkativeness
selection from facts clothing save to store up

(537) bitter protest (538) disgusting; (539) musty; rigidly (540) to deny; to
offensive due to old-fashioned or oppose
excessiveness reactionary

(533) worry; irritation; (534) edge; (535) intractable; not (536) careful;
wear away ornamental border; willing to yield or economical
part of hair over the comply; stubborn
forehead

(529) easily injured, (530) sweet-smelling (531) wildly excited (532) frantic, frenzied
broken or destroyed with joy; anxiety
(545) GARRULOUS (546) GAUCHERIE (547) GERMANE (548) GIST /dʤist/
/'gæruləs/

(549) GLEAN /gli:n/ (550) GLIB /glib/ (551) GLIMMER (552) GLOAT /glout/
/'glimə/

(553) GLUT /glʌt/ (554) GNAW /nɔ:/ (555) GNOMIC (556) GOAD /goud/
/'noumik/

(557) GORGE /gɔ:dʤ/ (558) GOSSAMER (559) GOUGE /gaudʤ/ (560)

/'gɔsəmə/ GRANDILOQUENT
/græn'diləkwənt/
(557) eat greedily; (558) soft light; (559) tool for cutting (560) using pompous
narrow opening with a delicate material grooves in wood words
stream

(553) supply too (554) waste away; bite (555) characterized by (556) smth urging a
much; fill to excess steadily aphorism person to action

(549) gather facts in (550) ready and (551) weak, unsteady (552) look at with
small quantities smooth but not sincere light selfish delight

(545) too talkative (546) socially (547) relevant (548) the point;
awkward, tactless pertinent to general sense
behavior
(561) GRAVE /greiv/ (562) GRAZE /greiz/ (563) GREGARIOUS (564) GRIEVOUS
/gre'geəriəs/ /'gri:vəs/

(565) GROVEL (566) GUILE (567) GULLIBLE (568) GUSH /gʌʃ/

/'grɔvl/

(569) GUST /gʌst/ (570) HACK /hæk/ (571) HALCYON (572) HALLOW
/'hælsiən/ /hə'lou /

(573) HARANGUE (574) HARBINGER (575) HARDIHOOD (576) HARROW

/hə'ræɳ/ /'hɑ:bindʤə/ /'hɑ:dihud/ /'hærou/
(573) a long (574) smth or smb that (575) resolute; (576) to distress;
passionate speech foretells the coming of courage and fortitude create stress or
torment

(569) outburst of (570) cut roughly; (571) calm and (572) to make holy;
feeling; sudden rain, hired horse peaceful consecrate
wind, fire, etc.

(565) crawl; humble (566) deceit; cunning (567) easily gulled (568) burst out
oneself suddenly; talk ardently

(561) serious; (562) touch or scrape (563) living in (564) causing grief or
requiring lightly in passing societies; liking the pain; serious
consideration company
(577) HAUGHTY (578) HECKLE /'hekl/ (579) HECTOR (580) HEED /hi:d/
/'hɔ:ti/ /'hektə/

(581) HEINOUS (582) HERESY (583) HERMETIC (584)

/'heinəs/ /'herəsi/ /hə:'metik/ HETEROGENEOUS
/,hetəroudʤi'njəs/

(585) HEW /hju:/ (586) HIGHBROW (587) HIRSUTE (588) HOAX /houks/
/'haibrau/ /'hə:sju:t/

(589) HOLSTER (590) HOMILETICS (591) HONE /houn/ (592) HONORIFIC

/'houlstə/ /,ɔnə'rifik/
(589) leather case for a (590) act of preaching (591) stone used for (592) conferring or
pistol sharpening tools conveying honor

(585) make by hard (586) (person) with (587) hairy; shaggy (588) mischievous
work cut (by striking) superior tastes trick played on smb
for a joke

(581) odious (of (582) belief contrary (583) sealed by fusion (584) made up of
crime) to what is generally different kinds
accepted

(577) arrogant; (578) to harass with (579) to bully (580) attention; give
conceited questions, challenges notice to
or gibes
(593) HOODWINK (594) HOSPITABLE (595) HUBBUB (596) HUBRIS
/'hudwiɳk/ /'hɔspitəbl/ /'hʌbʌb/ /'hju:bris/

(597) HUSH /hʌʃ/ (598) HUSK /hʌsk/ (599) HYPERBOLE (600) HYPOCRISY
/hai'pə:bəli/ /hi'pɔkrəsi/

(601) ICONOCLAST (602) (603) IDOLATRY (604) IDYLL /'idil/

/ai'kɔnəklæst/ IDIOSYNCRASY /ai'dɔlətri/
/,idiə'siɳkrəsi/

(605) IGNOBLE (606) IGNOMINIOUS (607) ILLICIT /i'lisit/ (608) IMBROGLIO

/ig'noubl/ /,ignə'miniəs/ /im'brouliou/
(605) dishonorable; (606) shameful; (607) unlawful; (608) complicated and
common; undignified dishonorable; forbidden embarrassing situation
undignified;
disgraceful

(601) person who (602) personal (603) excessive (604) a carefree

attacks popular beliefs mannerism admiration of episode or experience

(597) make or become (598) worthless (599) extravagant (600) falsely making
silent outside part of exaggeration oneself appear to be
anything good

(593) trick; mislead (594) liking; to give (595) noise; confusion (596) arrogant pride
hospitality
(609) IMMACULATE (610) IMMINENT (611) IMMUTABLE (612) IMPAIR
/i'mækjulit/ /'iminənt/ /i'mju:təbl/ /im'peə/

(613) IMPASSIONED (614) IMPASSIVE (615) IMPEACH (616) IMPECUNIOUS

/im'pæʃnd/ /im'pæsiv/ /im'pi:tʃ/ /,impi'kju:njəs/

(617) IMPEDE (618) IMPENDING (619) IMPERATIVE (620) IMPERIOUS

/im'pi:d/ /im'pendiɳ/ /im'perətiv/ /im'piəriəs/

(621) (622) IMPERTINENT (623) (624) IMPERVIOUS

IMPERMEABLE /im'pə:tinənt/ IMPERTURBABLE
/im'pə:mjəbl/ /,impə:'tə:bəbl/
(621) that cannot be (622) given to insolent (623) calm; not (624) not allowing to
permeated rudeness capable of being pass through (of
excited materials)

(617) hinder; get in the (618) imminent; being (619) urgent; essential (620) commanding;
way of about to happen; haughty; arrogant
expected

(613) filled with (614) unmoved (615) to accuse; to (616) having little or
passion or zeal feeling; no sign of charge with a crime no money
passion

(609) pure faultless (610) likely to come or (611) that cannot be (612) worsen;
happen soon changed diminish in value
(625) (626) IMPETUOUS (627) IMPIETY (628) IMPLACABLE
IMPERVIOUSNESS /im'petjuəs/ /im'paiəti/ /im'plækəbl/
/im'pə:vjəsnis/

(629) IMPLICATE (630) IMPLICIT (631) IMPLOSION (632) IMPORTUNE

/'implikit/ /im'plisit/ /im'plouʤn/ /im'pɔ:tju:n/

(633) IMPRECATION (634) IMPROMPTU (635) IMPUDENT (636) IMPUGNED

/,impri'keiʃn/ /im'prɔmptju:/ /im'pru:dənt/

(637) IMPUNITY (638) IMPUTE (639) (640) INANE /i'nein/

/im'pju:niti/ /im'pju:t/ INADVERTENT
/,inəd'və:tənt/
(637) exemption from (638) to attribute; to a (639) not paying (640) silly senseless
punishment, harm or cause or source; proper attention
loss ascribe

(633) an invocation of (634) without (635) rash indiscreet (636) challenged; to be

evil; a curse preparation doubted

(629) show that smb (630) implied though (631) collapse; (632) beg urgently;
has a share not plainly expressed bursting inward solicit (of a prostitute)

(625) haughty; (626) having sudden (627) lack of (628) incapable of

arrogant; commanding energy; impulsive reverence or being placated;
dutifulness unpleasable
(641) INASMUCH (642) (643) (644) INCENSE
/inəz'mʌtʃ/ INCANDESCENT INCARCERATE /'insens/
/incandescent/ /in'kɑ:səreit/

(645) INCESSANT (646) INCHOATE (647) INCIPIENT (648) INCISE /in'saiz/

/in'sesnt/ /'inkoueit/ /in'sipiənt/

(649) INCITE /in'sait/ (650) (651) (652)

INCONGRUOUS INCORRIGIBILITY INCREDULOUS
/in'kɔɳgruəs/ /in,kɔridʤə'biliti/ /in'kredjuləs/

(653) INCULCATE (654) INCUMBENTS (655) INCURSION (656)

/'inkʌlkeit/ /in'kə:ʃn/ INDEFATIGABILIT
Y /'indi,fætigə'biliti/
(653) fix firmly by (654) official duties (655) a raid; a sudden (656) not easily
repetition attack exhaustible;
tirelessness

(649) stir up; rouse (650) out of place; not (651) cannot be cured (652) skeptical;
in harmony or or corrected unwilling to believe
agreement

(645) often repeated; (646) not yet fully (647) beginning (648) engrave; make a
continual formed; rudimentary; cut in
elementary

(641) since; because (642) white, glowing (643) to put in prison; (644) make angry
or luminous with to confine
intense heat
(657) INDELIBLE (658) INDIGENCE (659) INDIGENOUS (660) INDISTINCT
/in'delibl/ /'indidʤəns/ /in'didʤinəs/ /,indis'tiɳkt/

(661) INDOLENCE (662) (663) INDUBITABLE (664) INDULGE

/'indələns/ INDOMITABLE /in'dju:bitəbl/ /in'dju:/
/in'dɔmitəbl/

(665) INDULGENT (666) INEFFABLE (667) (668) INEPT /i'nept/

/in'dʌldʤənt/ /in'efəbl/ INELUCTABLE
/,ini'lʌktəbl/

(669) INEPTITUDE (670) INFERNO (671) INFURIATE (672) INFUSE

/i'neptitju:d/ /in'fə:nou/ /in'fjuərieit/ /in'fju:z/
(669) quality of being (670) hell (671) fill with fury or (672) put; pour; fill
unskillful rage

(665) inclined to (666) too great to be (667) certain; (668) unskillful; said
indulge described in words inevitable or done at the wrong
time

(661) laziness (662) not easily (663) too evident to be (664) gratify; give way
discouraged or doubted to; satisfy; allow
subdued oneself

(657) that cannot be (658) poverty (659) native (660) not easily heard,
rubbed out seen
(673) INGENUOUS (674) INGEST (675) INGRESS (676) INIMICAL
/in'dʤenjuəs/ /in'dʤest/ /'ingres/ /i'nimikəl/

(677) INIMITABLE (678) INNOCUOUS (679) INORDINATE (680)

/i'nimitəbl/ /i'nɔkjuəs/ /in'ɔ:dinit/ INSCRUTABLE
/in'skru:təbl/

(681) INSENSIBLE (682) INSINUATE (683) INSIPID (684) INSOLVENT

/in'sensəbl/ /in'sinjueit/ /in'sipid/ /in'sɔlvənt/

(685) INSOUCIANT (686) INSULARITY (687) INSUPERABLE (688)

/in'su:sjənt/ /,insju'læriti/ /in'sju:pərəbl/ INSURRECTION
/,insə'rekʃn/
(685) unconcerned; (686) narrow- (687) incapable of (688) rising of people
carefree mindedness; isolated being surmounted or to open resistance to
solved

(681) unconscious; (682) suggest (683) without taste or (684) unable to pay
unresponsive; unpleasantly; make a flavor debts; impoverished
unaffected way for smth gently

(677) defying (678) causing no harm (679) exceeding (680) incapable of

imitation; unmatchable reasonable limits being discovered or
understood

(673) nave; young; (674) take in by (675) the act of (676) harmful or
artless; frank swallowing entering; entrance friendly
(689) INTER /in'tə:/ (690) INTERDICT (691) INTERIM (692) INTERLOPER
/'intədikt/ /'intərim/ /,intə'loupə/

(693) INTERPOSE (694) (695) INTERSPERSE (696) INTIMATE

/,intə'pouz/ INTERREGNUM /,intə'spə:s/ /'intimit/
/,intə'regnəm/

(697) (698) (699) (700) INTREPID

INTRACTABLE INTRANSIGENCE INTRANSIGENT /in'trepid/
/in'træktəbl/ /in'trænsidʤənt/

(701) (702) INUNDATE (703) INURED (704) INVECTIVE

INTROSPECTION /'inʌndeit/ /in'vektiv/
/,introu'spekʃn/
(701) examining one's (702) flood; cover by (703) accustomed to (704) abusive
own thoughts and overflowing adapted language; curses
feelings

(697) not easily (698) unwillingness to (699) uncompromising (700) fearless; brave;
managed or compromise; undaunted
controlled; unruly stubbornness;
intractability

(693) to come between (694) lapse in a (695) place here and (696) to announce; to
continuous series there suggest or hint

(689) to entomb or (690) prohibit; forbid (691) as an installment (692) to encroach; to

bury intrude
(705) INVEIGH (706) INVETERATE (707) INVIDIOUS (708) INVINCIBLE
/in'vei/ /in'vetərit/ /in'vidiəs/ /in'vinsəbl/

(709) INVOLUTE (710) IRASCIBLE (711) IRATE /ai'reit/ (712) IRE /'aiə/
/'invəlu:t/ /i'ræsibl/

(713) IRKSOME (714) IRRESOLUTE (715) (716) ITINERATE

/'ə:ksəm/ /i'rezəlu:t/ IRREVOCABLE /i'tinəreit/
/i'revəkəbl/

(717) JABBER (718) JEJUNE (719) JETTISON (720) JIBE /dʤaib/

/'dʤæbə/ /dʤi'dʤu:n/ /'dʤetisn/
(717) talk excitedly; (718) lacking nutritive (719) to get rid of as (720) gibe; make fun
utter rapidly value; dull; juvenile superfluous or of
encumbering

(713) tiresome (714) hesitating; (715) final and (716) to travel from
undecided unalterable place to place; to
peregrinate

(709) complex (710) irritable; easily (711) angry (712) anger

angered

(705) to attack (706) deep-rooted; (707) of an unpleasant (708) too strong to be

verbally; denounce; long-established or objectionable nature defeated
deprecate
(721) JOCULAR (722) JUDICIOUS (723) KNIT /nit/ (724)
/'dʤɔkjulə/ /dʤu:'diʃəl/ LABYRINTHINE
/,læbə'rinθiən/

(725) (726) LACKLUSTER (727) LAMENT (728) LASSITUDE

LACHRYMOSE /'læk,lʌstə/ /lə'ment/ /'læsitju:d/
/'lækrimous/

(729) LATENT (730) LAUDATORY (731) LAVISH (732) LEGACY

/'leitənt/ /'lɔ:dətəri/ /'læviʃ/ /'legəsi/

(733) LEVEE /'levi/ (734) LEVITY /'leviti/ (735) LIBEL /'laibəl/ (736) LIBERALITY
/,libə'ræliti/
(733) formal (734) lack of (735) statement that (736) free giving;
reception; seriousness damages reputation generosity
embankment

(729) present but not (730) expressing or (731) giving or (732) smth handed
yet active, developed giving praise producing freely, down from ancestors
or visible liberally or generously

(725) causing tears; (726) (of eyes) dull (727) show, feel great (728) weariness;
tearful sorrow tiredness

(721) meant as a joke (722) sound in (723) draw together; (724) to entangle; the
judgment; wise unite firmly state of affairs
(737) LIBERTINE (738) LICENTIOUS (739) LIEN /'liən/ (740) LIMN /lim/
/'libə:tain/ /lai'senʃəs/

(741) LIMP /limp/ (742) LIMPID (743) LIONIZE (744) LISTLESS

/'limpid/ /'laiənaiz/ /'listlis/

(745) LITHE /laið/ (746) LOLL /lɔl/ (747) LOPE /loup/ (748) LOQUACIOUS
/lou'kweiʃəs/

(749) LUCUBRATE (750) LUCULENT (751) LUGUBRIOUS (752) LULL

/'lu:kju:breit/ /'lu:kjulənt/ /lu:'gju:briəs/
(749) write in (750) easily (751) mournful (752) become quiet or
scholarly fashion understood; lucid; excessively; sad less active
clear

(745) bending twisting (746) rest to sit or (747) move along with (748) talkative;
stand in a lazy way; long strides garrulous
hang (dog's tongue)

(741) lacking strength; (742) transparent; (743) treat as a famous (744) characterized by
walking unevenly absolutely serene and person lack of interest, energy
untroubled or spirit

(737) immoral person (738) lacking legal or (739) legal claim until (740) paint; portray
moral restraints a debt on it is repaid
(753) LUMBER (754) LUMINARY (755) LURK /lə:k/ (756) LUSTROUS
/'lu:minəri/ /'lʌstrəs/

(757) MACABRE (758) MACERATE (759) (760) MAELSTROM

/mə'kɑ:br/ /'mæsəreit/ MACHINATION /'meilstroum/
/,mæki'neiʃn/

(761) MALADROIT (762) (763) (764)

/'mælə'drɔit/ MALAPROPISM MALEDICTION MALEFACTION
/'mæləprɔpizm/ /,mæli'dikʃn/ /,mæli'fækʃn/

(765) MALEFICENT (766) (767) MALIGN (768) MALINGER

/mə'lefisnt/ MALEVOLENCE /mə'lain/ /mə'liɳgə/
/mə'levələns/
(765) baleful (766) wishing to do (767) injurious; speak (768) to fake illness or
evil ill of smb; tell lie injury in order to shirk
a duty

(761) tactless; clumsy (762) misuse of a (763) curse; execration (764) evil deed; crime
word (for one that
resembles it)

(757) gruesome; (758) make or become (759) plot, scheme (760) powerful;
suggesting death soft by soaking in (esp. evil) violent whirlpool
water

(753) move in a (754) star; light-giving (755) be out of view (756) being bright,
clumsy, noisy way body ready to attack polished
(769) MALLEABLE (770) MANACLE (771) MASSACRE (772)
/'mæliəbl/ /'mænəkl/ /'mæsəkə/ MATRICULATION
/mə,trikju'leiʃn/

(773) MAUDLIN (774) MAUL /mɔ:l/ (775) MAVERICK (776) MAWKISH

/'mɔ:dlin/ /'mævərik/ /'mɔ:kiʃ/

(777) (778) MENDACITY (779) MENDICANT (780) MERCURIAL

MELLIFLUOUS /men'dæsiti/ /'mendikənt/ /mə:'kjuəriəl/
/me'lifluənt/

(781) (782) MESMERIZE (783) METICULOUS (784) METTLE /'metl/

MERETRICIOUS /'mezməraiz/ /mi'tikjuləs/
/,meri'triʃəs/
(781) attractive on the (782) hypnotize (783) giving great (784) quality of
surface but of little attention to details endurance or courage
value

(777) sweetly flowing (778) dishonesty (779) a beggar (780) quick,

changeable in
character; fleeting

(773) sentimental in a (774) hurt by rough (775) rebel; (776) sickly or

silly or tearful way handling nonconformist puerilely sentimental

(769) yielding easily; (770) chains for the (771) cruel killing of a (772) be admitted
moldable; adapting hands or feet large number of enter a university as a
people student
(785) METTLESOME (786) MIASMA (787) MIDDLING (788) MINATORY
/'metld/ /mi'æzmə/ /'midliɳ/ /mi'neiʃəs/

(789) MINCE /mins/ (790) (791) MISCHIEVOUS (792) MISCREANT

MISANTHROPE /'mistʃivəs/ /'miskriənt/
/'mizənθroup/

(793) MISER /'maizə/ (794) MISOGYNIST (795) MISSIVE (796) MODERATION

/mai'sɔdʤinist/ /'misiv/ /,mɔdə'reiʃn/

(797) MOLLIFY (798) MOLT /moult/ (799) MONOMANIA (800) MORBID

/'mɔlifai/ /'mɔnou'meinjə/ /'mɔ:bid/
(797) make calmer or (798) moult; lose hair, (799) excessive (800) diseased
quieter feathers before new concentration on a unhealthy (e.g., about
growing single object or idea ideas)

(793) person who (794) one who hates (795) letter (796) quality of being
loves wealth and women, females limited; not extreme
spends little

(789) pronounce or (790) person who (791) harmful; causing (792) heretical;
speak affectedly; hates mankind mischief villainous
euphemize

(785) courageous; (786) vaporous (787) fairly good but (788) menacing;
high-spirited exhalation causing not very good threatening
disease
(801) MORDANT (802) MOROSE (803) MOTTLE (804) MUFFLER
/'mɔ:dənt/ /mə'rous/ /'mɔtl/ /'mʌflə/

(805) MULISH (806) (807) MUNDANE (808) MUNIFICENT

/'mju:liʃ/ MULTIFARIOUS /'mʌndein/ /mju:'nifisnt/
/,mʌlti'feəriəs/

(809) MYRIAD (810) NADIR /'neidiə/ (811) NASCENT (812) NEBULOUS

/'miriəd/ /'næsnt/ /'nebjuləs/

(813) NEGLIGENT (814) NEOPHYTE (815) NERVY /'nə:vi/ (816) NEXUS

/'neglidʤənt/ /'ni:oufait/ /'neksəs/
(813) taking too little (814) person who has (815) bold or brash; (816) a connection, tie
care been converted to a nervous or link
belief

(809) very great (810) lowest, weakest (811) coming into (812) cloud-like; hazy;
number point existence; emerging vague

(805) unreasonably (806) varied; motley; (807) worldly as (808) characterized by

and inflexibly greatly diversified opposed to spiritual; great liberality or
obstinate commonplace; generosity
everyday

(801) biting and (802) ill-tempered (803) surface having (804) cloth worn
caustic; incisive unsocial colored spots or round the neck;
blotches silencer
(817) NIBBLE /'nibl/ (818) NOISOME (819) (820) NONPLUSED
/'nɔisəm/ NONCHALANT
/'nɔnʃələnt/

(821) NOSTRUM (822) NOVITIATE (823) NOXIOUS (824) NUGATORY

/'nɔstrəm/ /nou'viʃiit/ /'nɔkʃəs/ /'nju:gətəri/

(825) OBDURATE (826) OBFUSCATE (827) OBLIVIOUS (828) OBLOQUY

/'ɔbdjurit/ /'ɔbfʌkeit/ /ə'bliviəs/ /'ɔbləkwi/

(829) OBNOXIOUS (830) OBSEQUIOUS (831) (832) OBTAIN

/əb'nɔkʃəs/ /əb'si:kwiəs/ OBSTREPEROUS /əb'tein/
/əb'strepərəs/
(829) odiously or (830) too eager to (831) noisy; loud (832) to be
disgustingly obey or serve established; accepted
objectionable or customary

(825) hardened and (826) to darken; make (827) unaware; having (828) abusively
unrepenting; stubborn; obscure; muddle no memory detractive language;
inflexible sharp criticism

(821) a quack, (822) period of being a (823) harmful (824) trifling;

remedy; an untested novice; house where worthless
cure novices are trained

(817) show some (818) offensive (819) not having (820) greatly surprised
inclination to accept disgusting (smell) interest
(an offer)
(833) OBTRUSIVE (834) OBTUSE (835) OBVIATE (836) OCCLUDED
/əb'tru:siv/ /əb'tju:s/ /'ɔbvieit/

(837) ODIOUS (838) ODIUM (839) ODOR /'oudə/ (840) OFFAL /offal/
/'oudjəs/ /'oudjəm/

(841) OFFICIOUS (842) OMINOUS (843) ONEROUS (844) OPAQUENESS

/ə'fiʃəs/ /'ɔminəs/ /'ɔnərəs/ /ou'peiknis/

(845) (846) OROTUND (847) OSSIFY /'ɔsifai/ (848) OSTENSIBLE

OPPROBRIOUS /'ɔroutʌnd/ /ɔs'tensəbl/
/ə'proubriəs/
(845) showing scorn (846) sonorous; (847) to turn to bone; (848) seeming;
or reproach bombastic to settle rigidly into an appearing as such;
idea professed

(841) too eager or (842) threatening (843) needing effort; (844) dullness; not
ready to help; offer burdensome allowing light to pass
advice through

(837) repulsive; (838) contempt; (839) smell; favor; (840) waste or by-
hateful dislike; aversion reputation product of a process;
rubbish

(833) projecting; (834) blunt; stupid (835) to make (836) blocked up

prominent; unnecessary; get rid of
undesirably noticeable
(849) (850) OSTRACISM (851) OVERHAUL (852)
OSTENTATION /'ɔstrəsizm/ /'ouvəhɔ:l/ OVERWEENING
/,ɔsten'teiʃn/ /,ouvə'wi:niɳ/

(853) PAEAN /'pi:ən/ (854) PALATE (855) PALATIAL (856) PALLIATE

/'pælətl/ /pə'leiʃəl/ /'pælieit/

(857) PALPABILITY (858) PALPITATE (859) PANEGYRIC (860) PANOPLY

/,pælpə'biliti/ /'pælpiteit/ /,pæni'dʤirik/ /'pænəpli/

(861) PARADIGM (862) PARASOL (863) PARIAH (864)

/'pærədaim/ /,pærə'sɔl/ /'pæriə/ PARSIMONIOUS
/,pɑ:si'mounjəs/
(861) a model; (862) umbrella used as (863) an outcast; a (864) too economical;
example or pattern a sunshade, especially rejected and despised miserly
by women person

(857) can be felt, (858) tremble; beat (859) formal praise; (860) smth forming a
touched, understood rapidly and irregularly eulogy protective covering;
impressive array

(853) song of praise or (854) roof of the (855) magnificent (856) lessen the
triumph mouth; sense of taste severity of

(849) display to obtain (850) shut out from (851) examine (852) presumptuously
admiration or envy society; refuse to meet, thoroughly; to learn arrogant; being a jerk
talk about the condition
(865) PARTISAN (866) PATHOS (867) PATRON (868) PAUCITY
/,pɑ:ti'zæn/ /'peiθɔs/ /'peitrən/ /'pɔ:siti/

(869) PECCADILLO (870) PEDANTIC (871) PEDESTRIAN (872) PEEVISH

/,pekə'dilou/ /pi'dæntik/ /pi'destriən/ /'pi:viʃ/

(873) PELLUCID (874) PENCHANT (875) PENITENT (876) PENURIOUS

/pe'lju:sid/ /'pỴ:ɳʃỴ:ɳ/ /'penitənt/ /pi'njuəriəs/

(877) PENURY (878) (879) PERCIPIENT (880)

/'penjuri/ PERAMBULATE /pə:'sipiənt/ PEREGRINATION
/pə'ræmbjuleit/ /,perigri'neiʃn/
(877) extreme poverty (878) to travel over or (879) capable of (880) traveling about;
through (esp. on foot) perception; discerning wandering

(873) transparent; easy (874) strong (875) feeling or (876) poor; stingy
to understand inclination; a liking showing regret

(869) small sin; small (870) bookish; (871) commonplace; (872) bad-tempered;
weakness in one's showing off learning trite; unremarkable irritable
character

(865) one-sided; (866) emotion of (867) regular (868) scarcity a

committed to a party; sympathetic pity customer; person who lacking of
biased or prejudiced gives support
(881) PEREMPTORY (882) PERFIDIOUS (883) (884) PERILOUS
/pə'remptəri/ /pə:'fidiəs/ PERFUNCTORY /'periləs/
/pə'fʌɳktəri/

(885) PERIPATETIC (886) PERISH /'periʃ/ (887) PERMEATE (888) PERNICIOUS

/,peripə'tetik/ /'pə:mieit/ /pə:'niʃəs/

(889) PERPETRATE (890) PERQUISITE (891) PERSONABLE (892)

/'pə:pitreit/ /'pə:kwizit/ /pə:'snəbl/ PERSPICACITY
/,pə:spi'kæsiti/

(893) PERTAIN (894) (895) PEST /pest/ (896) PETRIFIED

/pə:'tein/ PERTINACIOUS
(893) belong as a part; (894) stubbornly (895) destructive thing (896) taken away
have reference unyielding or or a person who is power (to think, feel,
tenacious nuisance act)

(889) be guilty; (890) gratuity or tip (891) pleasing in (892) quick judging
commit (a crime) appearance; attractive and understanding

(885) wandering (886) be destroyed (887) spread into (888) harmful;

decay every part of injurious

(881) urgent; (882) treacherous; (883) done as a duty, (884) dangerous

imperative faithless without care
(897) PETRIFY (898) PETROUS (899) PETULANT (900) PHILISTINE
/'petrifai/ /'petrəs/ /'petjulənt/ /'filistain/

(901) PHLEGMATIC (902) PICARESQUE (903) PIED /paid/ (904) PINCH /pintʃ/
/fleg'mætik/ /,pikə'resk/

(905) PINE /pain/ (906) PIOUS /'paiəs/ (907) PIQUANT (908) PIQUE /pi:k/
/'pi:kənt/

(909) PITFALL (910) PITH /piθ/ (911) PIVOTAL (912) PLACATE

/'pitfɔ:l/ /'pivətl/ /plə'keit/
(909) covered hole as (910) essential part; (911) of great (912) soothe; pacify;
a trap; unsuspected soft liquid substance importance (others calm
danger depend on it)

(905) waste away (906) dutiful to (907) agreeably (908) hurt the pride or
through sorrow or parents; devoted to pungent; stimulating self-respect; stir
illness religion (curiosity)

(901) calm sluggish (902) involving clever (903) of mixed colors (904) be too tight; take
temperament; rogues or adventurers between the thumb
unemotional and finger

(897) to make hard, (898) like a rock, hard, (899) unreasonably (900) a smug ignorant
rocklike stony impatient person; one who lacks
knowledge
(913) PLACID (914) PLAINTIVE (915) PLAQUE /plɑ:k/ (916) PLATITUDE
/'plæsid/ /'pleintiv/ /'plætitju:d/

(917) PLEA /pli:/ (918) PLEAD /pli:d/ (919) PLETHORA (920) PLIANT
/'pleθərə/ /'plaiəbl/

(921) PLOD /plɔd/ (922) PLUCK /plʌk/ (923) PLUMB /plʌm/ (924) PLUMMET
/'plʌmit/

(925) PLUNGE (926) POIGNANT (927) POLEMIC (928) PONCHO

/plʌndʤ/ /'pɔinənt/ /pɔ'lemik/ /'pɔntʃou/
(925) move quickly, (926) deeply moving; (927) aggressive (928) large piece of
suddenly and with keen attack on opinions of cloth
force another; disputant

(921) continue doing (922) pull the feathers (923) get to the root of (924) fall; plunge
smth without resting off; pick (e.g., steeply
flowers)

(917) request (918) address a court (919) glut (920) pliable; easily
of law as an advocate bent, shaped or twisted

(913) serenely free of (914) mournful (915) flat metal on a (916) a trite or banal
interruption or melancholy; sorrowful wall as a memorial statement;
disturbance unoriginality
(929) PONDEROUS (930) PORTENT (931) POSIT /'pɔzit/ (932) POSTULATE
/'pɔndərəs/ /'pɔstjuleit/

(933) POTENTATE (934) PRATE /preit/ (935) PRATTLE (936) PRECARIOUS

/'poutənteit/ /'prætl/ /pri'keəriəs/

(937) PRECEPTS (938) PRECIPITOUS (939) PRECIS (940) PRECLUDE

/pri'sipitəs/ /pri'klu:d/

(941) PRECURSORY (942) (943) (944) PREEN /pri:n/

/pri:'kə:səri/ PREDILECTION PREDOMINATE
/,pri:di'lekʃn/ /pri'dɔmineit/
(941) preliminary; (942) special liking; (943) have more (944) tidy; show self-
anticipating mental preference power than others satisfaction

(937) rules (938) steep (939) concise (940) prevent; make

establishing standards summary impossible
of conduct

(933) ruler; one who (934) to talk long and (935) to prate; to utter (936) uncertain; risky;
wields great power or idly or make meaningless dangerous
sway sounds

(929) heavy; bulky; (930) omen; (931) to postulate; to (932) to claim; to

dull marvelous; threatening suggest assume as true,
existent or necessary
(945) PREMATURE (946) (947) PRESAGE (948)
/,premə'tjuə/ PREPONDERANCE /'presidʤ/ PRESUMPTION
/pri'pɔndərəns/ /pri'zʌmpʃn/

(949) (950) PREVALENT (951) (952) PRIM /prim/

PRETERNATURAL /'prevələnt/ PREVARICATE
/,pri:tə'nætʃrəl/ /pri'værikeit/

(953) PRIMP /primp/ (954) PRISTINE (955) PROBITY (956) PROCLIVITY

/pristine/ /probity/ /proclivity/

(957) (958) PRODIGAL (959) PRODIGIOUS (960) PRODIGY

PROCRASTINATIO /prodigal/ /prodigious/ /prodigy/
N /procrastination/
(957) keeping on (958) wasteful; (959) enormous; (960) portentous
putting off reckless with money wonderful event; omen

(953) to dress or (954) primitive; (955) uprightness; (956) inclination

arrange in a careful or unspoiled; pure as in incorruptibility
finicky manner earlier times

(949) not normal or (950) common (951) to equivocate; to (952) neat formal
usual stray from the truth

(945) doing or (946) greatness in (947) warning sign (948) arrogance

happening smth before number, strength,
the right time weight
(961) PROFANE (962) PROFLIGACY (963) PROFLIGATE (964) PROFUNDITY
/profane/ /profligacy/ /profligate/ /profundity/

(965) PROFUSE (966) (967) (968) PROLIFERATE

/profuse/ PROGENY/progenitor PROGNOSTICATE /proliferate/
/prognosticate/

(969) PROLIX /prolix/ (970) PRONE /prone/ (971) (972) PROPINQUITY

PROPAGATION /propinquity/
/propagation/

(973) (974) PROPITIOUS (975) PROSAIC (976) PROSCRIBE

PROPITIATORY /propitious/ /prosaic/
/propitiatory/
(973) conciliatory; (974) auspicious; (975) everyday; (976) denounce as
appeasing; mitigating presenting favorable mundane; dangerous
circumstances commonplace

(969) tiring because (970) prostrate; (971) increasing the (972) nearness in time
too long inclined to number; spreading; or place; affinity of
(undesirable things) extending nature

(965) abundant; lavish (966) descendants; (967) to foretell from (968) grow, reproduce
children signs or symptoms; by rapid multification
presage

(961) worldly; having (962) shameless (963) wasteful; (964) depth

contempt for God immorality prodigal; extravagant
(977) PROTEAN (978) PROTRACTED (979) PROVIDENT (980) PROVISIONAL
/protean/ /protracted/ /provident/ /provisional/

(981) PROVOKE (982) PRUDENCE (983) PRUDISH (984) PRUNE /prune/

/provoke/ /prudence/ /prudish/

(985) PRY /pry/ (986) PUCKER (987) PUGNACIOUS (988) PUISSANCE

/'pʌkə/ /pʌg'neiʃəs/

(989) (990) PUMMEL (991) PUNCTILIOUS (992) PUNDIT

PULCHRITUDE /'pʌml/ /pʌɳk'tiliəs/ /'pʌndit/
/'pʌlkritju:d/
(989) physical beauty (990) to pound or beat (991) precise; paying (992) pedant; authority
attention to trivialities on a subject

(985) inquire too (986) wrinkle (987) fond of, in the (988) strength
curiously habit of fighting

(981) make angry (982) careful; (983) easily shocked; (984) dried plum; silly
forethought excessively modest person

(977) displaying great (978) prolonged (979) frugal; looking (980) of the present
diversity or variety; to the future time only
versatile
(993) PUNGENCY (994) PUNGENT (995) PUNITIVE (996) PURVEY
/'pʌndʤənsi/ /'pʌndʤənt/ /'pju:nitiv/ /pə:'vei/

(997) (998) PUTATIVE (999) (1000) PYRE /'paiə/

PUSILLANIMOUS /'pju:tətiv/ PUTREFACTION
/,pju:si'læniməs/ /,pju:tri'fækʃn/

(1001) QUACK (1002) QUAFF (1003) QUAIL /kweil/ (1004) QUALM

/kwæk/ /kwɑ:f/ /kwɔ:m/

(1005) QUANDARY (1006) QUELL /kwel/ (1007) QUERULOUS (1008) QUIBBLE

/'kwɔndəri/ /'kweruləs/ /'kwibl/
(1005) state of doubt (1006) suppress; (1007) habitually (1008) try to avoid by
or perplexity subdue complaining sophistication

(1001) person (1002) drink deeply (1003) lose courage; (1004) feeling of
dishonestly claiming turn frightened doubt; temporary
feeling of sickness

(997) cowardly; (998) commonly (999) becoming rotten (1000) large pile of
craven accepted or supposed wood for burning

(993) sharpness; (994) marked by a (995) inflicting, (996) provide supply

stinging quality sharp incisive quality; involving or aiming at
caustic punishment
(1009) QUIESCENCE (1010) QUIESCENT (1011) QUIRK (1012) QUIXOTIC
/kwai'esns/ /kwai'esnt/ /kwə:k/ /kwik'sɔtik/

(1013) QUOTIDIAN (1014) RABBLE (1015) RACONTEUR (1016) RACY /'reisi/

/kwɔ'tidiən/ /'ræbl/ /,rækɔn'tə:/

(1017) RAFFISH (1018) (1019) RAKE /reik/ (1020) RAMBLE

/'ræfiʃ/ RAGAMUFFIN /'ræmbl/
/'rægə,mʌfin/

(1021) RAMIFY (1022) RANCOROUS (1023) RANT /rænt/ (1024) RAPACIOUS

/'ræmifai/ /'ræɳkərəs/ /rə'peiʃəs/
(1021) to be divided or (1022) feeling (1023) use extravagant (1024) greedy (esp. for
subdivided; to branch bitterness; spitefulness language money)
out

(1017) low; vulgar (1018) ragged; often (1019) dissolute (1020) to move
disreputable person person; libertine aimlessly from place
to place

(1013) banal; (1014) mob; crowd; (1015) person who (1016) full of zest or
everyday the lower classes of tells anecdotes vigor; piquant
populace

(1009) state of being (1010) at rest; (1011) habit or action (1012) generous;
passive, motionless dormant; torpid peculiar to smb or unselfish
smth
(1025) RAREFY (1026) RATIFY (1027) RAVE /reiv/ (1028)
/'reərifai/ /'rætifai/ REACTIONARY
/ri:'ækʃnəri/

(1029) REBUFF (1030) (1031) RECANT (1032) RECAST

/ri'bʌf/ RECALCITRANT /ri'kænt/ /'ri:'kɑ:st/
/ri'kælsitrənt/

(1033) RECIDIVISM (1034) (1035) RECITALS (1036) RECLUSE

/ri'sidivizm/ RECIPROCITY /ri'klu:s/
/,resi'prɔsiti/

(1037) (1038) RECONCILE (1039) RECONDITE (1040) RECOURSE

RECOMPENSE /'rekənsail/ /ri'kɔndait/ /ri'kɔ:s/
/'rekəmpens/
(1037) make payment (1038) settle a quarrel; (1039) little known; (1040) turning to
to reward punish restore peace abstruse someone or something
for help

(1033) relapse into (1034) granting of (1035) a number of (1036) person who
antisocial or criminal privileges in return for performance of music lives alone and avoids
behavior similar people

(1029) snub (1030) disobedient (1031) take back as (1032) cast or fashion
being false; give up anew

(1025) to make thin, (1026) to approve and (1027) act with (1028) opposing
less dense; to purify or sanction formally excessive enthusiasm progress
refine
(1041) RECREANCY (1042) RECREANT (1043) RECTITUDE (1044)
/'rekriəns/ /'rekriənt/ /'rektitju:d/ RECUPERATE
/ri'kju:pəreit/

(1045) REDEEM (1046) (1047) REFINE (1048)

/ri'di:m/ REDOUBTABLE /ri'fain/ REFRACTORY
/ri'dautəbl/ /ri'fæktəri/

(1049) REFULGENT (1050) REGALE (1051) REGICIDE (1052) REITERATE

/ri'fʌldʤənt/ /ri'geil/ /'redʤisaid/ /ri:'itəreit/

(1053) (1054) RELAPSE (1055) (1056)

REJUVENATION /ri'læps/ REMONSTRATE RENAISSANCE
/ri,dʤu:vi'neiʃn/ /ri'mɔnstreit/ /ri'neisəns/
(1053) becoming (1054) fall back again (1055) to protest, (1056) rebirth or
young in nature or object revival
appearance

(1049) shining; (1050) to delight or (1051) crime of killing (1052) say or do again
brilliant entertain; to feast a king several times

(1045) get back by (1046) formidable; (1047) make or (1048) stubborn;

payment; compensate causing fear become pure, cultural unmanageable;
untractable

(1041) cowardice; (1042) coward; (1043) the quality of (1044) become strong
cowardly giving up apostate or deserter being straight; after illness, loss,
righteousness exhaustion
(1057) RENASCENT (1058) RENDER (1059) RENEGADE (1060) RENEGE
/ri'næsnt/ /'rendə/ /'renigeid/ /ri'ni:g/

(1061) RENOVATE (1062) RENOWNED (1063) REPAST (1064) REPEL /ri'pel/

/'renouveit/ /ri'naund/ /ri'pɑ:st/

(1065) REPRISAL (1066) REPROACH (1067) REPROBATE (1068) REPUDIATE

/ri'praizəl/ /ri'proutʃ/ /'reproubeit/ /ri'pju:dieit/

(1069) REPULSIVE (1070) REQUIEM (1071) REQUITE (1072) RESCIND

/ri'pʌlsiv/ /'rekwiem/ /ri'kwait/ /ri'sind/
(1069) causing a (1070) mass for the (1071) repay; give in (1072) repeal; annul;
feeling of disgust dead; solemn chant for return cancel
the dead

(1065) recurrence, (1066) scold; upbraid (1067) person (1068) disown; refuse
renewal or resumption hardened in sin; one to accept or pay
of an action devoid of decency

(1061) restore smth to (1062) celebrated; (1063) meal (1064) refuse to

better condition famous accept; cause dislike

(1057) rising again (1058) deliver; (1059) deserter; (1060) to deny; to

into being or vigor provide; represent unconventional or renounce; to go back
unlawful person on a promise
(1073) RESIGNED (1074) RESILIENCE (1075) RESORT (1076) RESTIVE
/ri'zaind/ /ri'ziliəns/ /'ri:'sɔ:t/ /'restiv/

(1077) (1078) RETARD (1079) RETICENT (1080)

RESUSCITATION /ri'tɑ:d/ /'retisənt/ RETROGRADE
/ri,sʌsi'teiʃn/ /'retrougreid/

(1081) REVERE (1082) REVERENT (1083) RIBALD (1084) RIDDLE /'ridl/

/ri'viə/ /'revərənt/ /'ribəld/

(1085) RIFT /'raifliɳ/ (1086) RIVET /'rivit/ (1087) ROLL (1088) ROTUND
/'roulkɔ:l/ /rou'tʌnd/
(1085) split; crack; (1086) fix; take up; (1087) call; calling of (1088) rich and deep;
dissension secure metal pin names plump and round

(1081) have deep (1082) feeling or (1083) crude; (1084) puzzling

respect for showing deep respect characterized by person or thing
coarse indecent humor

(1077) coming back to (1078) check; hinder (1079) reserved; (1080) tending toward
consciousness untalkative a worse or previous
state

(1073) unresisting; (1074) quality of (1075) to frequently (1076) refusing to

submissive quickly recovering the visit move; reluctant to be
original shape controlled
(1089) RUFFIAN (1090) RUMPLE (1091) (1092) SAGACIOUS
/'rʌfjən/ /'rʌmpl/ SACROSANCT /sə'geiʃəs/
/'sækrousæɳkt/

(1093) SALACIOUS (1094) SALLOW (1095) SALUBRIOUS (1096) SALUTARY

/sə'leiʃəs/ /'sælou/ /sə'lu:briəs/ /'sæljutəri/

(1097) (1098) SANCTION (1099) (1100) SANGUINE

SANCTIMONY /'sæɳkʃn/ SANGUINARY /'sæɳgwin/
/,sæɳkti'mounjəsnis/ /'sæɳgwinəri/

(1101) SANITY (1102) SARDONIC (1103) SASH /sæʃ/ (1104) SATIATE

/'sæniti/ /sɑ:'dɔnik/ /'seiʃieit/
(1101) health of mind; (1102) disdainfully or (1103) long strip worn (1104) satisfy fully
soundness of skeptically humorous; round the waist
judgement sarcastic

(1097) self- (1098) approval (by (1099) bloody (1100) cheerful;

righteousness; authority); penalty confident; optimistic
hypocritical

(1093) obscene (1094) of a grayish (1095) healthful (1096) remedial;

greenish yellow color causing improvement

(1089) violent cruel (1090) make rough (1091) most sacred or (1092) having sound
man holy; immune from judgment perceptive
criticism or violation wise like a sage
(1105) SATURNINE (1106) SAVANT (1107) SAVOR (1108) SAWDUST
/'sætə:nain/ /'sævənt/ /'seivə/ /'sɔ:dʌst/

(1109) SCABBARD (1110) SCENT /sent/ (1111) SCORCH (1112) SCRIBBLE

/'skæbəd/ /skɔ:tʃ/ /'skribl/

(1113) SCRUPLE (1114) (1115) SCURRILOUS (1116) SCURVY

/'skru:pl/ SCRUPULOUS /'skʌriləs/ /'skə:vi/
/'skru:pjuləs/

(1117) (1118) SECULAR (1119) SEDULOUS (1120) SEMINAL

SECEDE/secession /'sekjulə/ /'sedjuləs/ /'si:minl/
(1117) to withdraw (1118) material (not (1119) persevering (1120) like a seed;
from an organization spiritual); living constituting a source;
outside monasteries originative

(1113) minute part or (1114) having moral (1115) given to coarse (1116) mean;
quantity; qualm integrity; punctiliously language contemptible
exact

(1109) sheath for the (1110) smell (esp. (1111) become (1112) write hastily
blade pleasant) discolored; dry up; go
at high speed

(1105) gloomy; dark; (1106) person of great (1107) taste flavor (1108) tiny bits of
morose learning smth wood
(1121) (1122) SEQUENCE (1123) SERE /siə/ (1124)
SENTENTIOUS /'si:kwəns/ SERENDIPITY
/sen'tenʃəs/ /,seren'dipiti/

(1125) SERMON (1126) SERRATED (1127) SERVILE (1128) SEVER /'sevə/

/'sə:mən/ /'serit/ /'sə:vail/

(1129) SEVERANCE (1130) SHALLOW (1131) SHARD /ʃɑ:d/ (1132) SHEATH /ʃi:θ/
/'sevərəns/ /ʃælou/

(1133) SHIFTLESS (1134) SHREW (1135) SHREWD (1136) SHRILL /ʃril/

/'ʃiftlis/ /ʃru:d/ /ʃru:d/
(1133) lacking in (1134) ill-tempered, (1135) astute; showing (1136) sharp; piercing
resourcefulness; scolding woman sound judgement
lacking in ambition

(1129) severing (1130) little depth; not (1131) piece of broken (1132) cover for the
earnest earthenware blade of a weapon or a
tool

(1125) reproving a (1126) having a (1127) like a slave; (1128) break off
person for his faults toothed edge lacking independence

(1121) short and pithy; (1122) succession; (1123) make hard and (1124) phenomenon of
full of maxims, connected line of without feeling finding valuable things
proverbs not sought for
(1137) SHUN /ʃʌn/ (1138) SHUNT /ʃʌnt/ (1139) SIDESTEP (1140) SIMPER
/'simpə/

(1141) SINEW (1142) SINUOUS (1143) SKIFF /skif/ (1144) SKIT /skit/
/'sinju:/ /'sinjuəs/

(1145) SLACK /slæk/ (1146) SLAKE /sleik/ (1147) SLATE /sleit/ (1148) SLUGGARD
/'slʌgəd/

(1149) SLUR /slə:/ (1150) SMOLDER (1151) SNARE /sneə/ (1152) SNUB /snʌb/
/'smouldə/
(1149) join sounds, (1150) burn slowly (1151) trap (1152) treat with
words (indistinct) without flame contempt

(1145) sluggish, dull, (1146) to assuage (1147) king of blue- (1148) lazy slow-
not tight grey stone; propose; moving person
criticize

(1141) power; chief (1142) winding, (1143) small boat (1144) short piece of
supporting force undulating, serpentine humorous writing

(1137) keep away (1138) send from one (1139) step to one side (1140) (give a) silly,
from; avoid track to another; lay self-conscious smile
aside
(1153) SOAR /sɔ:/ (1154) SOBER (1155) SOBRIETY (1156) SODDEN
/'soubə/ /sou'braiəti/ /'sɔdn/

(1157) SOGGY /'sɔgi/ (1158) SOLVENT (1159) SOMATIC (1160) SOMNOLENT

/'sɔlvənt/ /sə'mætik/ /'sɔmnələnt/

(1161) SOOT /sut/ (1162) (1163) SOPHISTRY (1164)

SOPHISTICATED /'sɔfistri/ SOPHOMORIC
/sə'fistikeitid/ /,sɔfə'mɔrik/

(1165) SOPORIFIC (1166) SORDID (1167) SPECIOUS (1168) SPHINX

/,soupə'rifik/ /'sɔ:did/ /'spi:ʃəs/ /sfiɳks/
(1165) producing (1166) wretched; (1167) illogical of (1168) enigmatic or
sleep comfortless questionable truth or mysterious person
merit

(1161) black powder (1162) complex; (1163) fallacious (1164) self-assured

in smoke subtle; refined reasoning; faulty logic though immature

(1157) heavy with (1158) of the power of (1159) of the body (1160) likely to induce
water forming a solution sleep; inclined to sleep

(1153) rise; fly high (1154) self-controlled (1155) quality or (1156) soaked;
condition of being saturated
sober
(1169) SPLEEN (1170) SPLENETIC (1171) SPLICE (1172) SPONGE
/spli:n/ /spli'netik/ /splais/ /spʌndʤ/

(1173) SPURIOUS (1174) SPURN /spə:n/ (1175) SQUALID (1176) SQUANDER

/'spjuəriəs/ /skwɔlid/ /'skwɔndə/

(1177) SQUAT (1178) STANCH (1179) STEEPLY (1180) STENTORIAN

/skwɔt/ /stɑ:ntʃ/ /'sti:pli/ /sten'tɔ:riən/

(1181) STICKLER (1182) STIGMA (1183) STIGMATIZE (1184) STING /stiɳ/

/'stiklə/ /'stigmə/ /'stigmətaiz/
(1181) person who (1182) mark of shame (1183) describe smb (1184) smth sharp
insists on importance or disgrace scornfully
of smth

(1177) crouch; settle (1178) to stop the flow (1179) rising or falling (1180) extremely loud
without permission of a fluid sharply and powerful

(1173) counterfeit (1174) have nothing to (1175) foul; filthy (1176) spend
do; reject or refuse wastefully

(1169) feelings of (1170) bad-tempered; (1171) join (two ends) (1172) porous rubber
anger or ill will; often irritable for washing; live at
suppressed once expense
(1185) STINGY (1186) STINT /stint/ (1187) STIPPLE (1188) STIPULATE
/'stindʤi/ /'stipl/ /'stipjuleit/

(1189) STOLID (1190) STRAY /strei/ (1191) STREAK (1192) STRIATED

/'stɔlid/ /stri:k/ /'straiit/

(1193) STRICTURE (1194) STRIDE (1195) STRIDENT (1196) STRUT /strʌt/

/'striktʃə/ /straid/ /'staidnt/

(1197) STULTIFY (1198) STYGIAN (1199) STYMIE (1200) SUBDUE

/'stʌltifai/ /'stidʤiən/ /səb'dju:/
(1197) to cause to (1198) dark, gloomy (1199) to hinder, (1200) overcome,
appear or be foolish obstruct or block bring under control

(1193) something that (1194) walk with long (1195) characterized (1196) a supporting
limits; adverse steps by harsh and bar
criticism discordant sound

(1189) showing no (1190) wander; lose (1191) long; thin; (1192) striped;
emotion; impassive one's way move very fast grooved or banded

(1185) spending, using (1186) to be thrifty; to (1187) paint with dots (1188) state or put
unwillingly set limits forward as a necessary
condition
(1201) SUBJUGATE (1202) SUBLIME (1203) SUBMERGE (1204) SUBORN
/'sʌbdʤugeit/ /sə'blaim/ /səb'mə:dʤ/ /sʌ'bɔ:n/

(1205) SUBPOENA (1206) (1207) SUBSUME (1208)

/səb'pi:nə/ SUBSTANTIATION /sʌb'sju:m/ SUBTERFUGE
/səb,stænʃi'eiʃn/ /'sʌbtəfju:dʤ/

(1209) SUCCOR (1210) SUFFICE (1211) SUFFOCATE (1212) SUFFRAGE

/'sʌkə/ /sə'fais/ /'sʌfəkeit/ /'sʌfridʤ/

(1213) SULLIED (1214) SUMMARILY (1215) SUMMARY (1216) SUMPTUOUS

/'sʌməri/ /'sʌmptjuəs/
(1213) to be stained or (1214) briefly; without (1215) done without (1216) magnificent
discredited delay delay or formality

(1209) assistance (1210) be enough (1211) cause or have (1212) short prayer
relief in time of difficulty in breathing usually in a series;
distress right of voting

(1205) written order (1206) giving facts to (1207) include under a (1208) deception
requiring a person to support (statement) rule
appear in a law court

(1201) to conquer; to (1202) extreme, (1203) put under water (1204) induce by
subdue astounding liquid; sink out of bribery; to commit
sight perjury
(1217) SUNDRY (1218) (1219) (1220)
/'sʌndri/ SUPERANNUATE SUPERCILIOUS SUPERFLUOUS
/,sju:pə'rænjueit/ /,sju:pə'siliəs/ /sju:'pə:fluəs/

(1221) (1222) SUPERSEDE (1223) SUPINE (1224) SUPPLIANT

SUPERIMPOSE /,sju:pə'si:d/ /sju:'pain/ /'sʌpliənt/
/,sju:pərim'pouz/

(1225) SUPPLICATE (1226) SUPPRESS (1227) SURCHARGE (1228) SURFEIT

/'sʌplikeit/ /sə'pres/ /'sə:tʃɑ:dʤ/ /'sə:fit/

(1229) (1230) SWERVE (1231) SYBARITE (1232) SYCOPHANT

SUSCEPTIBILITY /swə:v/ /'sibərait/ /'sikəfənt/
/sə,septə'biliti/
(1229) sensitiveness (1230) change (1231) voluptuary (1232) person who
direction suddenly flatter to the rich and
powerful

(1225) make a humble (1226) prevent from (1227) additional load; (1228) satiate; feed to
petition to being known; put an charge fulness or to excess
end to

(1221) put smth on the (1222) take the place (1223) lying on the (1224) asking humbly;
top of back; slow to act; beseeching
passive

(1217) various; (1218) to become (1219) disdainful; (1220) more then is

miscellaneous; retired; to become characterized by needed or wanted
separate obsolete haughty scorn
(1233) (1234) SYNOPSIS (1235) TACITURN (1236) TACTILE
SYNCOPATED /si'nɔpis/ /'tæsitə:n/ /'tæktail/

(1237) TADPOLE (1238) TALON (1239) TAMP /tæmp/ (1240) TAMPER

/'tædpoul/ /'tælən/ /'tæmpə/

(1241) (1242) TARNISHED (1243) TASSEL (1244) TAUNT /tɔ:nt/

TANGENTIAL /'tæsəl/
/tæn'dʤenʃəl/

(1245) TAUT /tɔ:t/ (1246) TAUTOLOGY (1247) TAWDRY (1248) TEETOTAL

/tɔ:'tɔlədʤi/ /'tɔ:dri/ /ti:'toutl/
(1245) tightly (1246) a repetition, (1247) cheap; gaudy; (1248) oppose to
stretched redundancy showy; tacky alcohol

(1241) suddenly (1242) lost brightness (1243) bunch of (1244) contemptuous

changeable threads reproach; hurtful
remark

(1237) form of a frog (1238) claw of a bird (1239) tap or drive (1240) interfere with
when it leaves the egg of prey down by repeated light
blows

(1233) abbreviated; (1234) summary or (1235) untalkative (1236) perceptible by

stressing the weak beat outline silent touch
(1249) TEMERITY (1250) (1251) TEMPERATE (1252) TENACITY
/ti'meriti/ TEMPERANCE /'tempərit/ /ti'neiʃəsnis/
/'tempərəns/

(1253) (1254) TENUOUS (1255) TEPID /'tepid/ (1256) TERMAGANT

TENDENTIOUS /'tenjuəs/ /'tə:məgənt/
/ten'denʃəs/

(1257) TERSE /tə:s/ (1258) TESTINESS (1259) (1260) THRIFT /θrift/

/'testinis/ THREADBARE
/'θredbeə/

(1261) THWART (1262) TIMID /'timid/ (1263) TIMOROUS (1264) TOADY

/θwæk/ /'timərəs/ /'toudi/
(1261) obstruct; (1262) shy; easily (1263) fearful; timid (1264) obsequious
frustrate frightened flatterer

(1257) brief and to the (1258) witness; (1259) exhausted of (1260) care; economy;
point evidence interest or freshness; thriving; prosperous
trite

(1253) biased (1254) insubstantial (1255) lukewarm (1256) shrew

flimsy weak

(1249) boldness; (1250) abstinence (1251) showing self- (1252) firmness;

brashness; intrepidness from alcohol; self- control persistency
control; moderation
(1265) TONIC /'tɔnik/ (1266) TOPPLE /'tɔpl/ (1267) TORMENT (1268) TORPID
/'tɔ:mənt/ /'tɔ:pid/

(1269) TORQUE (1270) TORTUOUS (1271) TOUT /taut/ (1272) TRACTABLE

/tɔ:k/ /'tɔ:tjuəs/ /'træktəbl/

(1273) TRADUCE (1274) (1275) TRANSIENT (1276) TRANSITORY

/trə'dju:s/ TRANSGRESS /'trænziənt/ /'trænsitəri/
/træns'gres/

(1277) TRAVESTY (1278) TREMULOUS (1279) TRENCHANT (1280)

/'trævisti/ /'tremjulə/ /'trentʃənt/ TREPIDATION
/,trepi'deiʃn/
(1277) parody; (1278) characterized (1279) forceful; (1280) alarm; excited
imitation by trembling; affected effective; vigorous state of mind
with timidity

(1273) to malign; to (1274) break; go (1275) temporary; (1276) brief

violate beyond (a limit) fleeting

(1269) twisting force (1270) devious; not (1271) person who (1272) easily
causing rotation straightforward worries others to buy controlled or guided
smth to use his service

(1265) smth giving (1266) be unsteady (1267) severe pain or (1268) sleeping;
strength or energy and overturn suffering sluggish; lethargic;
dormant
(1281) TRICKLE (1282) TRIFLING (1283) TRITE /trait/ (1284) TRUCE /tru:s/
/'trikl/ /'traifliɳ/

(1285) TRUCKLE (1286) (1287) TRUDGE (1288) TURBID

/'trʌkl/ TRUCULENCE /trʌdʤ/ /'tə:bid/
/'trʌkjuləns/

(1289) (1290) TURGID (1291) TURMOIL (1292) TURMOIL

TURBULENCE /'tə:dʤid/ /'tə:mɔil/ /'tə:mɔil/

(1293) TURPITUDE (1294) TURQUOISE (1295) TYRO (1296) UBIQUITOUS

/'tə:pitju:d/ /'tə:kwɑ:z/ /'taiərou/ /ju:'bikwitəs/
(1293) wickedness; (1294) greenish-blue (1295) tiro; beginner (1296) present
shamefulness precious stone everywhere

(1289) being (1290) excessively (1291) trouble; (1292) state of

uncontrolled; violent ornate; swollen or disturbance extreme confusion,
bloated agitation or
commotion

(1285) to act in a (1286) aggressiveness; (1287) walk heavily (1288) muddy; having
subservient manner ferocity the sediment stirred up

(1281) flow in drops (1282) unimportant (1283) not new (1284) (agreement)
stop of fighting for a
time
(1297) ULTERIOR (1298) UMBRAGE (1299) UNCOUTH (1300) UNDERBID
/ʌl'tiəriə/ /'ʌmbridʤ/ /ʌn'ku:θ/ /'ʌndə'bid/

(1301) UNDERMINE (1302) UNDULATE (1303) UNEARTH (1304)

/,ʌndə'main/ /'ʌndjuleit/ /'ʌn'ə:θ/ UNENCUMBERED
/'ʌnin'kʌmbəd/

(1305) (1306) UNFEIGNED (1307) UNSCATHED (1308) UNSEEMLY /

UNEXCEPTIONABL /ʌn'feind/ /' n'skei d/ n'si:mli/
E /,ʌnik'sepʃnəbl/

(1309) UNTOWARD (1310) UPBRAID / (1311) URBANE (1312)

/ n'tou d/ p'breid/ / :'bein/ VACILLATION
(1309) unfortunate; (1310) scold; reproach (1311) elegant; refined (1312) being
inconvenient in manners uncertain; hesitating

(1305) not open to (1306) not pretended; (1307) unharmed; (1308) inappropriate;
objection or criticism sincere unhurt indecorous

(1301) weaken (1302) to move in (1303) discover and (1304) easy-going;

gradually at the base wavelike fashion; bring to light trifle
fluctuate

(1297) situated beyond (1298) offense; (1299) rough; (1300) make a lower
resentment awkward bid then smb else
(1313) VAGARY (1314) VAIN /vein/ (1315) (1316) VALIANT
/'veigəri/ VALEDICTORY /'væljənt/
/,væli'diktəri/

(1317) VALOROUS (1318) VANQUISH (1319) VAUNT (1320) VEER /viə/

/'vælərəs/ /'væɳkwiʃ/ /vɔ:nt/

(1321) VENAL /'vi:nl/ (1322) VENEER (1323) (1324) VENIAL

/vi'niə/ VENERATION /'vi:njəl/
/,venə'reiʃn/

(1325) VERACITY (1326) VERDANT (1327) (1328) VERITABLE

/ve'reiʃəsnis/ /'və:dənt/ VERISIMILITUDE /'veritəbl/
/,verisi'militju:d/
(1325) truth (1326) fresh and green (1327) appearing true (1328) real; rightly
or real named

(1321) ready to do (1322) surface (1323) regard with (1324) excusable

smth dishonest appearance covering deep respect
the true nature

(1317) brave (1318) conquer (1319) to boast (1320) change

direction

(1313) strange act or (1314) without use, (1315) of an act of (1316) brave
idea result; conceited bidding farewell
(1329) VERVE /veəv/ (1330) VESTIGE (1331) VEX /veks/ (1332) VIGILANCE
/'vestidʤ/ /'vidʤiləns/

(1333) VIGILANT (1334) VIGOROUS (1335) VILIFY (1336) VINDICATE

/'vidʤilənt/ /'vigərəs/ /'vilifai/ /'vindikeit/

(1337) VINDICTIVE (1338) VIRAGINOUS (1339) VIRAGO (1340) VISCERAL

/vin'diktiv/ /vi'rɑ:gou/ /'visərəl/

(1341) VISCOUS (1342) VITIATE (1343) VITUPERATE (1344) VIVACIOUS

/'visid/ /'viʃieit/ /vi'tju:pəreit/ /vi'veiʃəs/
(1341) sticky; semi- (1342) lower the (1343) curse; abuse in (1344) lively; high-
fluid quality; weaken the words spirited
strength

(1337) having a desire (1338) of a virago (1339) a loud (1340) of the internal
to revenge domineering woman; a organs of the body
scold or nag

(1333) member of a (1334) strong; (1335) slander; say (1336) to free from
vigilance committee energetic evil things allegation or blame; to
justify

(1329) spirit; vigor; (1330) trace or sign (1331) annoy; distress; (1332) watchfulness;
enthusiasm trouble self-appointed group
who maintain order
(1345) VOLATILE (1346) VOLITION (1347) VOLUBILITY (1348) VOLUBLE
/'vɔlətail/ /vou'liʃn/ /,vɔlju'biliti/ /'vɔljubl/

(1349) (1350) VOUCHSAFE (1351) WAFFLE (1352) WAFT /wɑ:ft/

VOLUPTUOUS /vautʃ'seif/ /'wɔfl/
/və'lʌptjuəs/

(1353) WAG /wæg/ (1354) (1355) WARRANT (1356) WEAN /wi:n/

WARMONGER /'wɔrənt/
/'wɔ:,mʌɳgə/

(1357) WELTER (1358) WEND /wend/ (1359) WHEEDLE (1360) WHIMSICAL

/'welt / /'wi:dl/ /'wimzik l/
(1357) turmoil; a (1358) to go, proceed (1359) to influence or (1360) full of odd and
bewildering jumble entice by soft words or fanciful ideas
flattery

(1353) merry person (1354) person who (1355) authority; (1356) to turn away
stirs up war written order; (from a habit)
guarantee

(1349) full of pleasure (1350) to grant (often (1351) talk vaguely (1352) scent; waving
to the senses in a gracious manner) and without much movement; carry
result lightly through

(1345) changeable; (1346) power of (1347) fluency; (1348) fluent

inconstant choosing or verbosity; easy use of
determining spoken language