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ENGLISH VOCABULARY
Degrade or humble; to lower in eagle or
1. abase rank, status, hawk, built on a mountain or cliff
or esteem
15. albeit Although, even though
2. abeyance Temporary suspension, inactivity
Distant physically or emotionally;
Side-by-side. The more common 16. aloof reserved;
"abreast of" indifferent
3. abreast means keeping up with, staying
17.
aware of, or Blend, merge, or unite
amalgamate
remaining equal in progress with.
Improve; make better or more
Cutting off; sudden termination; the 18. ameliorate
bearable
separation of leaves, petals, or
4. abscission
other parts Gradually pay off a debt, or
from a plant or animal 19. amortize gradually write off
an asset
5. abscond Depart suddenly and secretively
Something that is not in its correct
A deep and vast space or cavity;
historical
6. abyss anything
time; a mistake in chronology,
profound or infinite 20.
such as by
anachronism
Agree, give consent; assume assigning a person or event to the
7. accede power (usually wrong time
as "accede to") period
Gradual increase; an added part or 21. analgesia Pain relief; inability to feel pain
8. accretion
addition
Make void or null, cancel, abolish
9. acerbic Sour; harsh or severe 22. annul (usually of
laws or other established rules)
Slightly acid or sour; sharp or
10. acidulous
caustic Medicine that relieves pain (noun);
23. anodyne soothing,
Keen, quick, accurate insight or
11. acumen relieving pain (adj)
judgment
Be older than, precede in time;
Make impure by adding
24. antedate assign to an
12. adulterate inappropriate or
earlier date
inferior ingredients
Directly opposed, opposite;
Give a rough outline of;
involving
13. adumbrate foreshadow; reveal
antithesis (the rhetorical act of
only partially; obscure
25. antithetical placing two
Dwelling or fortress built on a high phrases opposite one another for
14. aerie place; the contrast, as
nest of a bird of prey, such as an in love me or hate me)

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Person who deserts a party, Telling the future, such as through
43. augury
26. apostate cause, religion, supernatural means
etc.
Venerable, majestic; inspiring
44. august
Pioneer of a reform movement admiration
27. apostle (originally, an
Insatiable greed; a miserly desire
early follower of Jesus)
45. avarice to hoard
Highly appropriate, suitable, or wealth
28. apposite
relevant
Self-evident truth requiring no
29. apprise Inform, give notice to proof;
46. axiom
universally or generally accepted
30. Praise or approval, especially
principle
approbation formal approval
47. balloon Swell or puff out; increase rapidly
Set aside or authorize (such as
31. money) for a Lacking freshness and originality;
48. banal
appropriate particular purpose; take for one's cliché
own use
49. bane Something that ruins or spoils
Judge, umpire, person empowered
Howling in a deep way, like a dog
32. arbiter to decide 50. baying
or wolf
matters at hand
51. beneficent Doing good
Very passionate, devoted, or
33. ardent
enthusiastic 52. bent Personal inclination or tendency
Claim or take presumptuously or Attack, overwhelm, crowd in on or
34. arrogate without the 53. besiege
surround
right to do so
Group of birds or other animals
Assign or credit to a certain cause 54. bevy that stay close
35. ascribe
or source together; any large group
36. aseptic Free from germs To fork into two branches or divide
55. bifurcate into two
Rigor, severity; harshness or
halves
37. asperity sharpness of
tone; roughness of surface 56. bilk Cheat or defraud
Damaging remarks, defamation, Disease that kills plants rapidly, or
38. aspersions
slander any cause
57. blight of decay or destruction (noun); ruin
39. assail Attack violently, assault
or cause
40. assiduous Persevering, diligent, constant to wither (verb)
41. attenuate Weaken or thin out Joyous, merry; excessively
58. blithe carefree (so as to
In harmony; in sympathetic
42. attuned ignore more important concerns)
relationship
59. bombastic (Of speech or writing) far too

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showy or Final part of a musical
dramatic than is appropriate; composition; an
pretentious 75. coda ending, esp. one that sums up
what has come
Friendliness, open and simple
before
60. bonhomie good
heartedness Chest for storing valuables;
76. coffer financial
Shake, wave, or flourish, as a
61. brandish resources, a treasury
weapon
Conspire; cooperate for illegal or
62. brook Suffer or tolerate
77. collude fraudulent
Pertaining to shepherds; purposes
suggesting a
63. bucolic Concise but complete summary; a
peaceful and pleasant view of rural 78.
list or
life compendium
collection
64. burnish Polish, make smooth and lustrous
79. Eager to please; cheerfully
Malicious lie intended to hurt complaisant complying
someone's
65. calumny Confuse, frustrate; mix up or make
reputation; the act of telling such 80. confound
worse
lies
Suggest or imply in addition to the
66. canard Rumor, a false or baseless story
81. connote precise,
67. cardinal Chief, most important literal meaning

68. catholic Universal, broad-minded Things that are opposing; either of


82. contraries two
Trickery, deception by knowingly opposite things
69. chicanery false
arguments Remorseful; feeling sorry for one's
83. contrite offenses
Strictly limit a role, range of or sins
activity, or area;
70. 84.
in math, to be constructed around Rebellious; stubbornly disobedient
circumscribe contumacious
so as to
touch as many points as possible
85. convoke Call together, as to a meeting
Cautious, prudent; careful to
71. 86. cosset Treat as a pet, pamper
consider the
circumspect
circumstances and consequences 87. coterie Close or exclusive group, clique
Climb awkwardly or with difficulty, 88. cupidity Greed, great or excessive desire
72. clamber
scramble
89. Bad-tempered, difficult person;
73. cloying Disgustingly or distastefully sweet curmudgeon grouch
Cause a liquid to become solid or Speak in an impassioned,
74. coagulate 90. declaim
semisolid pompous, or
oratorical manner; give a formal

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speech A funeral or mourning song or
104. dirge
poem
91. declivity Downward slope
105. Disconcerting, confusing,
Fix, mark, or define the boundaries
92. delimit discomfiting frustrating
of
106. Harsh or inharmonious in sound;
A leader who lies and gains power
discordant disagreeing, incongruous
by
93.
arousing the passions and Separate, distinct, detached,
demagogue
especially 107. discrete existing as
prejudices of the people individual parts
Show reluctance or object, Belittle, put down; bring shame
94. demur especially for 108. disparage upon,
moral reasons discredit
Lacking consistency or order, 109. disparate Distinct, different
95. desultory disconnected,
Mislead, conceal the truth, put on a
sporadic; going off topic 110.
false
dissemble
96. appearance of
Very sheer, fine, translucent
diaphanous
Dissolving, the state of having
Division into two parts or into two been dissolved;
97. dichotomy
contradictory groups breaking bonds or breaking up of a
111. group of
Formal or authoritative
dissolution people; death, disintegration;
98. dictum pronouncement;
sinking into
saying or proverb
extreme hedonism, vice, and
99. diffident Lacking confidence, shy degradation

Spread widely, disseminate (verb); Female, esp. relating to the


dispersed, widely spread out, or maternal side of the
100. diffuse 112. distaff family; women or women's work; a
wordy and
going off-topic (adj) staff that
holds wool or flax for spinning
To become wider or make wider,
cause to 113. distend Swell, expand, stretch, bloat
101. dilate
expand; to speak or write at length,
Act indecisively (verb); a state of
elaborate upon
114. dither fear or
Slow, late; procrastinating or trembling excitement
102. dilatory stalling for
Occurring every day; happening in
time
115. diurnal the daytime
Person who takes up an art or (rather than at night)
activity for
103. dilettante 116. Person who applies doctrine in an
amusement only or in a superficial
doctrinaire impractical
way
or rigid and close-minded way

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(noun); merely waste away
theoretical, impractical, or fanatical
Warm, glowing praise, esp. a
about 131.
formal
other people accepting one's ideas encomium
expression of praise
(adj)
Native, local; natural, specific to, or
Take off (such as clothes), put
132. endemic confined to
117. doff aside; remove
a particular place
one's hat as a gesture
Produce, give rise to, cause to
118. dovetail Join or fit together 133. engender
exist; procreate
119. droll Funny in an odd way
Person with cultivated, refined
Person who is easily fooled or 134. epicure tastes,
120. dupe used (noun); to esp. in food and wine
fool or exploit (verb)
Composure, evenness of mind;
Deceit, double-dealing, acting in 135. mental or
121. duplicity two different equanimity emotional stability, esp. under
ways for the purpose of deception stress
Grumpy, pessimistic, irritable; Use unclear language to deceive
136.
122. dyspeptic suffering from or avoid
equivocate
dyspepsia (indigestion) committing to a position
Very enthusiastic, lively, excited; Artificial, synthetic; being an
123. ebullient bubbling as 137. ersatz inferior
though being boiled substitute
A level, rank or grade; the people Former, previous (adj); in the past,
124. echelon 138. erstwhile
at that level formerly (adv)
Uplift, enlighten, instruct or The character, personality, or
125. edify improve in a moral
spiritual or moral way 139. ethos values specific to a person, group,
time
Representation or image of a
period, etc.
person, esp. a
126. effigy
crude facsimile used to mock a Substitution of a mild, inoffensive,
hated person 140. or
euphemism indirect expression for one that is
127. effrontery Shameless boldness
considered offensive or too direct
128. egress An exit or the action of exiting
Pleasing or sweet sound,
Song or poem of sorrow, esp. for a especially as
141. euphony
129. elegy deceased formed by a harmonious use of
person words

130. emaciate Make abnormally thin, cause to 142. exigent Requiring immediate attention,
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or aid; excessively demanding marked by happiness
Clear from blame or accusation; Very hot; heated in passion or
154. fervid
143. exonerate free from enthusiasm
a responsibility
155. fetid Stinking; having an offensive smell
Suitable, proper; effective, often at
A young bird that has just recently
the
144. expedient gotten its
expense of ethics or other
156. fledgling feathers, an inexperienced person
considerations
(noun); new
145. Censor; remove objectionable or or inexperienced (adj)
expurgate offensive parts
Reddish or rosy; flowery, showy, or
Done without preparation (esp. of 157. florid excessively
a fancy
146. speech), or with some preparation
Treat with disdain, contempt, or
extemporaneo but no
158. flout scorn (usually
us notes; improvised, done on the
of rules)
spur of
the moment Stroke of luck, something
159. fluke
accidentally successful
Group or clique within a larger
147. faction organization; party strife and Wander in search of; rummage,
dissension 160. forage hunt, make a
raid
148. fallow Left unplanted (of land); not in use
Place where a river or similar body
Excessively particular, difficult to
of water is
please;
149. fastidious shallow enough to walk or ride a
painstaking, meticulous, requiring 161. ford
vehicle across
excessive attention to detail
(noun); to cross at such a place
Foolish, silly, esp. in a smug or (verb)
150. fatuous
complacent manner
Delay, hinder, prevent by taking
Show affection or try to please in 162. forestall action
the beforehand
151. fawn manner of a dog; try to win favor
163. fortuitous Happening by chance; lucky
through
flattery and submissive behavior 164. fracas Noisy disturbance or fight; brawl
Fruitful, fertile; capable of 165. fractious Unruly, troublemaking; irritable
abundantly
152. fecund 166. frenetic Wildly excited, frantic, distracted
producing offspring, vegetation, or
creative or intellectual work Explode, detonate; attack verbally
Admirably appropriate, very well- 167. fulminate in a vehement,
suited thunderous way
153. felicitous
for the occasion; pleasant, 168. furtive Done secretly; stealthy, sly, shifty
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169. gambol Frolic; skip or leap playfully grandstand impress
onlookers
170. garner Gather and store; amass, collect
Irritating; harsh or discordant (of a
Pregnancy; the period from
179. grating noise);
conception until
scraping
171. gestation birth of an animal or
(metaphorically) of an idea Causing grief or suffering; very
or plan 180. grievous serious,
grave; flagrant, outrageous
Pertaining to glaciers; cold, icy,
172. glacial slow, Complain or grumble (verb); a
unsympathetic 181. grouse reason for
complaint (noun)
173. glower Stare in an angry, sullen way
Creep or crawl with one's face to
Urge on (as cattle) with a pointed
the ground,
or electrically
174. goad 182. grovel prostrate oneself as a token of
charged stick; spur on, stimulate,
subservience,
encourage
degrade or abase oneself
Scooping or digging tool, like a
Calm and peaceful, carefree;
chisel, or a hole
183. halcyon prosperous,
made with such a tool (noun); cut
successful, happy
175. gouge or scoop out;
force out a person's eye with one's A mark indicating quality, purity,
thumb; genuineness, etc.; any
184. hallmark
swindle, extort money from (verb) distinguishing
characteristic
Insert part of a plant into another
plant, where it Grasping, squeezing, etc. of the
continues to grow; join living tissue hands as an
(such as 185. hand expression of nervousness, guilt,
skin) to part of the body where it wringing etc.;
will continue to extend debate over what to do
live and grow; attach as if by about an issue
176. graft
grafting (verb); the
186. hapless Unlucky, unfortunate
part so grafted (as in a graft of
skin); the act of Long, intense verbal attack, esp.
acquiring money or other benefits 187. harangue when
through illegal delivered publicly
means, esp. by abusing one's
power (noun) Farming tool that breaks up soil
188. harrow (noun);
Relating to lofty speech, esp. to painfully disturb or distress (verb)
177. the point of
grandiloquent being pompous, overblown, Avoid commitment by leaving
bombastic 189. hedge provisions for
withdrawal or changing one's mind;
178. Perform showily in an attempt to protect

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a bet by also betting on the other influence throughout
side
203.
Unchangeable
Domination, authority; influence by immutable
one
190. Position or road from which there
country over others socially,
hegemony 204. impasse is no
culturally,
escape; deadlock
economically, etc.
Not having or not showing physical
Airtight, sealed, isolated; reclusive; 205.
191. hermetic feeling
pertaining to alchemy, occult impassive
or emotion
Strike, chop, or hack (as with an
206.
axe, Poor, without money
impecunious
sword. etc.); make or shape
192. hew
something Commanding, domineering; acting
(such as a statue) with a cutting 207.
like a
tool imperious
high-ranking person; urgent
Very old, gray or white as from old Impassable, not allowing passage
193. hoary 208.
age through
impermeable
(such as by a liquid)
Honor or respect demonstrated
194. homage
publicly 209. Calm, not able to be upset or
imperturbable agitated
195. hoodwink Trick, deceive
Impenetrable, not able to be
196. hotly In an intense, fiery, or heated way 210.
harmed or
impervious
Manage prudently, sparingly, or emotionally disturbed
197. husband
economically; conserve
Passionately impulsive, marked by
211.
198. Attacker of cherished beliefs or sudden,
impetuous
iconoclast institutions hasty emotion; forceful, violent
Idol worship; excessive or Not religious, lacking reverence,
212. impious
199. idolatry unthinking ungodly
devotion or adoration
Not able to be appeased, calmed,
213.
Presenting a positive, peaceful or
implacable
view of rural satisfied
200. idyllic life (as poetry or prose); pleasant
214. Curse; prayer for harm to come to
in a
imprecation someone
natural, simple way
215. impugn Attack the truth or integrity of
Not noble; having mean, base, low
201. ignoble motives; Credit, attribute; lay blame or
low quality 216. impute responsibility
for (sometimes falsely)
202. imbue Permeate or saturate, as dye in a
fabric; Blood red or flesh-colored
217.

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incarnadine 234. insipid Dull, stale, lacking taste or interest
Fickleness, unreliability; the state Pertaining to an island; detached,
218.
of 235. insular standing
inconstancy
changing without good reason alone; narrow-minded, provincial
Teach persistently, implant (an Rebellion or revolt against a
236.
219. inculcate idea) in a government or
insurrection
person similarly established authority
220. Untiring, not able to become Bury (a dead body) or place in a
237. inter
indefatigable fatigued tomb
221. indigence Extreme poverty Interaction, reciprocal relationship
238. interplay or
222. indolent Lazy, slothful
influence
Inactive; having little or no power
223. inert A time in between two reigns or
to move
regimes
Relentless, unyielding; not moved during which there is no ruler; a
224. period
by 239.
inexorable during which government does not
pleading interregnum
function;
225. infallible Incapable of error; certain any period of freedom from
226. ingrate Ungrateful person authority or break
or interruption in a series
227. ingratiate Make an effort to gain favor with
Refusing to compromise, inflexible,
228. inimical Hostile, adverse, harmful 240.
having
intransigent
extreme attitudes
229. iniquity Injustice, wickedness, sin
Flood, cover with water,
230. Excessive, not within proper limits, 241. inundate
overwhelm
inordinate unrestrained
Toughen up; accustom or
Legal or judicial inquiry, especially
242. inure habituate to pain,
before a
hardship, etc.
jury and especially made by a
231. inquest coroner into the Violent denunciation; accusations,
cause of someone's death; the 243. invective insults, or
results of such verbal abuse
an inquiry
Entice, lure; get something by
232. Incapable of feeling; unconscious, 244. inveigle flattery,
insensible unaware cleverness, or offering incentives
Hint, suggest slyly; introduce (an Investing; formally giving someone
idea) into 245.
233. insinuate a right or
someone's mind in a subtle, artful investiture
title
way
246. invidious Hateful, offensive, injurious

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247. irascible Irritable, easily angered bit superior to the recipient)
Wavering, not sure how to Potential; existing but not visible or
260. latent
248. irresolute proceed, not firm active
in one's decision-making
261. laudable Worthy of praise
Traveling from place to place, esp.
262. lax Not strict; careless, loose, slack
249. itinerant as part of a
job 263. leery Suspicious or wary
Travel schedule; detailed plan for a Slight-of-hand (magic as
250. itinerary 264.
journey performed by a
legerdemain
magician); trickery or deception
Discard, cast off; throw items
overboard in 265. lethargic Lazy, drowsy, or sluggish
251. jettison
order to lighten a ship in an
emergency Sexually unrestrained; immoral;
266. licentious ignoring
Excessive, loud patriotism and the rules
252. jingoism aggressive,
warlike foreign policy Clear, transparent; completely
267. limpid
calm
Place side by side (either
physically or in a 268. lionize Treat like a celebrity
253. juxtapose metaphorical way, such as to 269. lissome Flexible, supple, agile
make a
comparison) Spiritless, lacking interest or
270. listless
energy
Ignite, cause to begin burning;
254. kindle incite, 271. livid Furiously angry, enraged
arouse, inflame
272. Mournful, gloomy (sometimes in an
255. kinetic Pertaining to motion lugubrious exaggerated way)

The sound made by a bell for a Walk in a heavy or clumsy way,


funeral, or 273. lumber sometimes
any sad sound or signal of a due to being weighed down
256. knell failure, death,
Shining, radiant, well-lit; brilliant or
ending, etc. (noun); to make such 274. luminous
enlightening
a sound
(verb) Gruesome or excessively vivid;
275. lurid sensational,
257.
Tearful, mournful shocking, unrestrained
lachrymose
276.
258. larceny Theft
machination
Crafty schemes or plots
259. largess Generosity, the giving of money or or
or gifts machinations
largesse (esp. with the implication that the
277. Violent whirlpool; any chaotic,
giver is a
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situation metaphysical related to
metaphysics (branch of philosophy
High-minded, noble, lofty;
278. concerned with explaining the
generous in
magnanimous nature of
forgiving others, free of resentment
being and of the world); very subtle
Very important or influential or
279. magnate person, esp. in abstruse
business
Environment, atmosphere; the
280. environmental setting in which
A curse 291. milieu
malediction something
happens or develops
Pretend to be sick, esp. to get out
281. malinger of work, Have a great effect, weigh heavily
duties, etc. 292. militate (often as
militate against)
Obvious, apparent, perceptible to
the eye Stuck, entangled (in something,
282. manifest 293. mired like a
(adj); to show, make clear, or
prove (verb) swamp or muddy area), soiled

Having a particular manner, esp. Jollity, merriment; amusement or


283. 294. mirth
an laughter
mannered
artificial one
295.
284. mar Damage, spoil, ruin misanthrope
Hater of humankind
or
Person who adheres to rules misanthropist
285. martinet extremely
closely; strict disciplinarian 296. missive Letter, written message

Excessively sentimental, showing 297. modicum A little bit or limited quantity


sadness
298. modish Stylish, contemporary
286. maudlin or some other emotion in a foolish
or silly Shed or cast off, esp. to regularly
way 299. molt shed skin,
feathers, etc. (as a snake)
A general truth or fundamental
principle, Relating to or resembling a
287. maxim
esp. expressed as a proverb or monastery
saying (where monks or nuns live), esp.
300. monastic by being
Beggar, or religious follower who
288. quiet, secluded, contemplative,
lives by
mendicant strict,
begging
and/or lacking luxuries
Attractive in a vulgar or flashy way,
289. 301. morose Gloomy, sullen
tawdry;
meretricious
deceptive 302.
Diverse, having a lot of variety
multifarious
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303. Full, rich, and clear (of the voice or
Generous, giving liberally 318. orotund
munificent speaking); pompous, bombastic
Near-sighted; lacking long-term Become bone or become hard like
304. myopic thinking, bone;
319. ossify
short-sighted become inflexible in attitudes,
opinions, etc.
305. nadir Lowest point
320. Professed, evident, or pretended;
New word or phrase (or a new
ostensible or outwardly
306. meaning
ostensive appearing in a certain way
neologism applied to an existing word or
phrase) 321.
Pretentious, boastful showiness
ostentatious
Beginner, novice; person newly
307. neophyte converted to a Overly nervous, agitated, or
religion 322. excited; too
overwrought ornate, elaborate, or fussy;
308. nettle Irritate, sting, or annoy
overdone
309. noisome Offensive, disgusting; harmful
Suitable for or resembling a
Trivial, so small as to be 323. palatial palace,
310. nominal unimportant; in magnificent
name only, so-called
Make less serious or severe;
311. nontrivial Important or big enough to matter 324. palliate relieve symptoms
of an illness
Implying or attempting to establish
a norm; Abnormally pale (as skin); lacking
expressing value judgments or 325. pallid color or
312. vitality
telling people
normative
what to do (rather than merely
Flair, style, swagger; a flamboyant
describing that
326. panache or grand
which is happening)
way of acting
Stubborn, hardhearted, hardened
Formal or lofty expression of
313. obdurate in 327. panegyric
praise
wrongdoing
Splendid, wide-ranging, impressive
Slanting or sloping; indirect,
328. panoply display or
314. oblique misleading, or
array
evasive
Model of excellence, perfect
315. occlude Stop up, close, shut in or shut off 329. paragon
example
316. opine Express an opinion
Peel or cut off the outer layer (such
Disgrace and disapproval that as
317. 330. pare peeling fruit with a knife), reduce or
result from
opprobrium trim as
outrageously shameful actions
if cutting off the outer parts

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Discussion, negotiation, esp. 341. penury Extreme poverty or scarcity
between
342. per se Intrinsically; by itself; in itself
331. parley enemies (noun); to have such a
discussion 343. Travel from place to place, esp. on
(verb) peregrinate foot
Deflect or avoid (esp. a blow or Lasting through the years or
332. parry attack); 344. perennial indefinitely,
skillfully evade (a question) enduring; recurring
Mix of incongruous parts; artistic Done superficially, without much
work 345.
care, or
333. pastiche imitating the work of other artists, perfunctory
merely as routine
often
satirically Journeying from place to place;
346.
traveling on
334. peripatetic
Capable of producing disease foot
pathogenic
347.
Person who pays excessive Very harmful or destructive, deadly
pernicious
attention to book
335. pedant learning and rules, or who uses his 348. Having penetrating insight or good
or her perspicacious discernment
learning to show off Formation of soldiers carrying
Travel around while selling; sell shields close
336. peddle illegally; 349. phalanx together for defense; any very
give out or disseminate close group of
people
Disparaging, derogatory, belittling
(adj); a Person deficient in or hostile to
337. pejorative 350. philistine
name or word that is disparaging culture
(noun) Apathetic, sluggish, not easily
351.
Transparent, translucent; clear, excited or
phlegmatic
338. pellucid easy to made emotional
understand A shallow, overused statement;
352. platitude
Regretful, feeling remorse for one's cliche
sins or 353. plebian Of the common people
339. penitent misdeeds (adj); a person who feels
this way 354. plethora Excess; excessive amount
(noun)
355. plucky Brave, spirited
Outer part of a shadow from an
356.
eclipse; any Rule by the wealthy
plutocracy
340. surrounding region, fringe,
penumbra periphery; any Controversial argument, esp. one
area where something "sort of" 357. polemic attacking a
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Shrewd, pragmatic; tactful or Attempt to reconcile with, satisfy,
358. politic
diplomatic or reduce
374. propitiate the animosity of (a person who is
Speaking or composed of many
angry,
languages
offended, etc.)
359. polyglot (of a person, book, etc.); a person
who Favorable, giving good signs for
375.
knows several languages the future,
propitious
likely to work out; kind or forgiving
Presume, suggest, put forward (an
360. posit
idea) Lucky, fortunate, or relating to
divine care
Talk in an idle, simple-minded, 376.
(the idea that a deity has helped or
361. prattle meaningless, or foolish way; providential
cared for
chatter, babble
a person)
Cause to happen suddenly or
362. Agent, substitute, person
prematurely;
precipitate 377. proxy authorized to act
fling, plunge, or hurl down
on behalf of another
363. précis Concise summary, abstract
378. puerile Juvenile, immature
364. Preference, tendency or
379. pugilism boxing, fighting with the fists
predilection favorability towards
380.
Having foreknowledge or foresight, Power, might
puissance
365. prescient seeing
the future 381.
Physical beauty
pulchritude
366.
Supernatural, exceptional
preternatural Having a sharp taste or smell;
382. pungent biting,
367.
Stray from the truth, mislead, lie stimulating, sharp
prevaricate
383.
The state of being first or most Cowardly, timid
368. primacy pusillanimous
important
384.
369. proclivity Inclination, natural tendency Given to complaining, grumbling
querulous
Excessively long and wordy (of a
385. quiescent Quiet, still
370. prolix person,
piece of writing, etc.) Extremely impractical but very
386. quixotic romantic,
371.
Reproduce, spread, increase chivalrous, or idealistic; impulsive
propagate
387. raconteur Witty storyteller
372.
Natural inclination or tendency
propensity Lofty, very high up or elevated (in
388. rarefied a
Relating to prophesy, predicting,
373. prophetic metaphorical way); exclusive,
ominous
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pure, or less dense (as air at the hair out of grief; pull apart, split, or
top of a tear
mountain) away
Something that reacts; a A meal (noun); to eat or feast
401. repast
substance that (verb)
389. reactant
undergoes a change in a chemical
Pertaining to a repertory or
reaction
repertoire, a
Not obedient, resisting authority, stock of available things or a
390. 402.
hard to number of
recalcitrant repertorial
manage theatrical performances presented
regularly
Withdraw, retract, or disavow
or in sequence
something
391. recant
one has previously said, esp. The act or state of resting;
formally 403. repose peacefulness,
tranquility; lying dead in a grave
392. Summarize, repeat in a concise
recapitulate way Disreputable, unprincipled, or
damned
Not easily understood, hidden, 404. reprobate
person (noun); shameless,
393. recondite dealing with
depraved (adj)
an obscure topic
Having a revival, renewing, rising
394. Revival, breaking out into renewed
405. resurgent or
recrudescent activity
surging again
To have a good or bad effect, esp.
Renovate, redo, revise (verb); a
as a result 406. revamp
restructuring, upgrade, etc. (noun)
395. redound of a person's efforts or actions
(usually used Using or relating to obscene or
407. ribald
with to, on, or upon) vulgar humor
Setting something right after a 408. ridden Dominated or burdened by
misdeed,
A gap or fissure (such as in rock),
compensation or relief for injury or
396. redress 409. rift a break in
wrongdoing (noun); correct, set
friendly relations
right,
remedy (verb) Very elaborate and ornate (in
decorating or
Stubbornly disobedient, hard to
397. refractory metaphorically, as in speech and
manage
410. rococo writing);
398. refulgent Shining, radiant relating to a highly ornate style of
art and
Response or reply, esp. a witty
399. rejoinder architecture in 18th-century France
comeback
Regret, remorse (noun); to feel
400. rend Tear violently, esp. to tear one's
411. rue regret or
clothing or
remorse (verb)

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Turn over in the mind, reflect on; A job or position that pays while
412. ruminate chew cud (as 424. sinecure requiring little
a cow) or no work
Obvious, standing out; projecting, Shy, fickle, uncertain, or prone to
413. salient protruding, act suddenly
jutting out 425. skittish due to nervousness; lively in a
restless or
Scornfully or ironically mocking,
excessive way
414. sardonic cynically
derisive Satisfy (esp. thirst), cool, or
426. slake refresh; make less
Learned person, scholar, someone
active
admitted to
membership in a scholarly field; a 427. sobriquet A nickname
415. savant person with
Nonstandard use of grammar or
amazing mental abilities despite
428. solecism words;
having a
mistake, esp. in etiquette
cognitive difference or disability
Fellowship in interests, feelings,
416. scintilla A tiny bit or trace
responsibilities, etc., such as
417. scurvy Contemptible, mean 429. solidarity among a group of
people or among classes, nations,
In a searching or penetrating
etc.
418. manner; while
searchingly examining closely or probing for 430. somatic Of the body
answers
Disgusting, filthy, foul, extremely
431. squalid
Produce and release a substance neglected
from a cell or
419. secrete Crush, squash; suppress or
gland of the body for a functional
silence; walk
purpose
432. squelch through ooze or in wet shoes,
Inciting rebellion against a making a
420. sedition government, esp. smacking or sucking sound
speech or writing that does this
Equilibrium, a state of balance or
Relating to the different meanings inactivity,
433. stasis
421. semantic of words or esp. caused by equal but opposing
other symbols forces
Like an angel; serene, spiritually 434. steeped Immersed (in), saturated (with)
422. seraphic carried off or
Very loud and powerful (generally
transported 435.
of a human
stentorian
Fragment of some brittle voice)
substance, esp. a
423. shard Mark of disgrace, a figurative stain
sharp fragment of pottery, glass,
436. stigma or mark on
etc.
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Period of time spent doing symbiosis organisms, people, groups, etc.
something, or a
Relating to a synopsis or
437. stint specific, limited amount of work
451. synoptic summary; giving a
(noun); to be
general view
frugal, to get by on little (verb)
The rules governing grammar and
Specify; make an open demand,
how words
438. stipulate esp. as a
join to make sentences (or how
condition of agreement
words and
Military maneuver to deceive or 452. syntax symbols join in writing computer
439.
surprise; crafty code), the
stratagem
scheme study of these rules, or any system
or orderly
One of many layers (such as in a
arrangement
rock
440. stratum
formation or in the classes of a Gaudy, cheap or cheap-looking;
453. tawdry
society) indecent
441. strut A structural support or brace 454. Marked by a strong point of view,
tendentious biased
Lofty or elevated, inspiring
442. sublime reverence or awe; Relating to the Earth or to land;
455. terrestrial
excellent, majestic; complete, utter worldly
A court order requiring a person to Concise, brief and to the point
443. subpoena appear in 456. terse (sometimes
court and give testimony to the point of rudeness)
444. sully Make dirty, stain, tarnish, defile Someone who flatters or acts in a
457. toady servile
Take the place of, displace,
manner for self-serving reasons
445. supplant especially through
sneaky tactics Sign, symbol, mark, badge;
souvenir,
Assumption, hypothesis,
446. memento; coin-like disk used as
something that has
supposition currency
been supposed
for subways, arcade games, etc.;
Bad-tempered, hostile, unfriendly, 458. token sample,
447. surly or person, thing, idea taken to
or rude
represent
Substitute, person who acts for an entire group (noun); of very little
another or
448. surrogate
(noun); acting as a replacement merely symbolic value (adj)
(adj)
Large or scholarly book; one of the
Person devoted to pleasure and 459. tome
449. sybarite volumes in a set of several books
luxury
460. tortuous Twisting, winding, complex;
Mutually dependent relationship devious, not
450.
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straightforward harsh
(as in not sparing any criticism)
Violation of a law, moral rule,
461.
order, etc.; 473. Not toned down; not moderated,
transgression
sin untempered controlled, or counterbalanced
Exaggerated, debased, or Find fault with, criticize or scold
474. upbraid
462. travesty grotesque severely
imitation
Charging interest on a loan, esp.
Betraying trust, not faithful or 475. usury charging
463. trustworthy; illegally high or excessive interest
treacherous not dependable; dangerous or
Leading units at the front of an
deceptive
army;
forceful or vigorous, effective, leaders in a trend or movement,
464. trenchant keen; 476. vanguard people on
caustic, sharp the "cutting edge"; the forefront of
a trend
465. truculent Fierce, cruel, savage; belligerent
or movement
Riotous, violently agitated, marked
Varied in color, having multicolored
466. by 477.
patches or
tumultuous disturbance or uproar; noisy, variegated
spots; diverse
chaotic
Green, such as with vegetation,
Swollen, inflated; or,
478. verdant plants, grass,
metaphorically
etc.; young and inexperienced
467. turgid "inflated," such as in overblown,
pompous 479. Having the appearance of truth,
speech verisimilar probable
Depravity, baseness of character, Relating to the spring; fresh,
480. vernal
468. turpitude corrupt youthful
or depraved acts
Trace or sign of something that
481. vestige
469. tyro Beginner once existed
Offense or annoyance (usually as 482. vex annoy or bother; puzzle or distress
take
Through, by means of, by way of
470. umbrage umbrage, meaning become
483. via (by a route
offended or
that goes through or touches)
annoyed)
Changes or variations over time,
471. Not guided by conscience; morally 484.
esp. regular
unconscionab wrong, vicissitude
changes from one thing to another
le unjust, unreasonable
Pep, enthusiasm, vitality, lively
472. Generous, lavish (as in not sparing 485. vim
spirit
unsparing any
help or gifts to others); unmerciful, 486. virulent Extremely infectious, poisonous,

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etc.; hateful, from the worthless part
bitterly hostile
Charming, engaging, esp. in a
Thick, adhesive, or covered in 497. winsome sweet and
487. viscid or
something innocent way
viscous
sticky
498. wizened Withered, shriveled
Something highly caustic, such as
Fear or hatred of foreigners or that
criticism 499.
which is
488. vitriol (literally, one of a number of xenophobia
foreign
chemicals
including sulfuric acid) A burden or something that
oppresses; a frame for attaching
489.
Noisily crying out, as in protest animals (such as oxen) to each
vociferous
other and to a plow or other
490. voluble Easily fluent in regards to speech 500. yoke equipment to be pulled, or a bar
across a person's shoulders to
Unnaturally pale, or showing some
help carry buckets of water, etc.
other
(noun); to unite together or to
491. wan indication of sickness,
burden (verb)
unhappiness, etc.;
weak, lacking forcefulness
Reckless, vicious, without regard
for what is
right; unjustifiable, deliberately
492. wanton done for no
reason at all; sexually unrestrained
or
excessively luxurious
Confused mass or pile, jumble;
confusion or
493. welter turmoil (noun); roll around, wallow,
toss
about, writhe (verb)
Stimulate, make keen or eager
494. whet (esp. of an
appetite)
A substance used to whiten walls,
wood, etc.
495.
(noun); deception, covering up of
whitewash
wrongs,
errors, misdeeds, etc. (verb)

496. winnow Sift, analyze critically, separate the


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