1 PARTIAN / PARTIANSHIP

2 OMNISCENCE / OMNISCENT
3 PRECEDENCE / PRECEDENT
4 OPPORTUNISM / OPPORTUNIST
5 BENIGN
6 VULNERABLE
7 IRONIC / IRONY
8 COMMONPLACE
9 WITHDRAWAL
10 OBSCURED / OBSCURING
11 INDISTINCT
12 DISTINCT
13 UNDERRREPORTED
14 PRECARIOUS
15 COPIOUS
16 REVERT
17 UNDERMINE
18 OVERLOOK
19 SUBSTANTIATE
20 FORGO
21 ARTICULATE
22 CONCEAL
23 POSTURING
24 FOCUS
25 RELUCTANT
26 RELENT
27 RELENTLESS
28 SCRUTINITY
29 SCRUPULOUS
30 BELIE
31 AUSTERE
32 AUSTERITY
33 PERIPHERAL
34 AT ODDS WITH
35 BY ALL ODS
36 UNTENABLE
37 TENABLE
38 PERUSE
39 INDEFATIGABLE
40 FASITIDIOUS
41 PAINSTAKING
42 DEFIANT
43 PRETENTIOUS
44 UNPRETENTIOUS
45 UNTUTORED
46 INCONSIDERABLE
47 MAKESHIFT
48 PROPITIOUS
49 UNPROPITIOUS
50 NUANCE
51 ECLECTIC / ECLECTICISM
52 REALIZATION
53 HECTIC
54 COEVAL
55 SIMPLEMINDED / SIMPLEMINDEDNESS
56 ARTLESS / ARTLESSNESS
57 CRAFT
58 CUNNING
59 DECEIVE
60 NAIVETÉ
61 VEXATION
62 UBIQUITOUS
63 EBULLIENT
64 GLUM
65 GARRULOUS
66 SOLICITOUS
67 MUNIFICENT
68 IRRESOLUTE
69 LACONIC
70 TACITURN
71 PROBATE
72 EARTHENWARE
73 APPRAISE
74 READINESS
75 SECULAR
76 MUNDANE
77 DULL
78 INNOCUOUS
79 ERUDITE
80 INSULAR
81 COSMOPOLITAN
82 IMPERTURBABLE
83 FORTUITOUS
84 IMPRUDENT
85 IMMINENT
86 UNLIKELY
87 UNLIKE
88 UNADORNED
89 HARMONIOUS
90 MULTIFACETED
91 INALIENABLE
92 EXIGENT
93 EXTRANEOUS
94 CONFOUND
95 REPUDIATE
96 RECAPITULATE
97 POLARIZE
98 CANDID
99 TRUSTWORTHY
100 FACETIOUS
101 PATENT
102 OCCASIONAL
103 SHORTCOMING
104 PORTRAYAL
105 COMPREHENSIVE
106 PERVASIVE
107 HAND-WRINGING
108 DISTRESS
109 PRIME
110 OPAQUE
111 ARCANE
112 ESOTERIC
113 LAUDABLE
114 VANQUISH
115 SPURIOUS
116 CONSTRUE
117 ANOINT
118 ACKNOWLEDGE
119 TAKE ISSUE WITH
120 DISREGARD
121 COLLUDE
122 FORGERY
123 BALLOON
124 FETCH
125 PEDDLE
126 ONSET
127 DECEIT
128 MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE
129 PRISTINE
130 ERSTWHILE
131 PROXY
132 SLEF-STYLED
133 SURROGATE
134 INSCRUTABLE
135 SNAPPY
136 SLIGHT
137 ALIKE
138 PREVARICATION
139 FLATTERY
140 NARCISSISM
141 TUG
142 OFFSET
143 OUTSTRIP
144 STIFLE
145 LAMBASTE
146 UNDERSCORE
147 PLAUSIBLE
148 TEMPERANCE
149 NOTORIETY
150 EMINENCE
151 TUMULTUOUS
152 PROVIDENTIAL
153 DISPASSIONATE
154 CONJURE
155 EVOKE
156 COVET
157 DEFLECT
158 SHRUG
159 SHRUG OFF
160 IRASCIBLE
161 HUNCH
162 GOBBLE
163 QUANDARY
164 MAVERICK
165 PRECLUDE
166 RAVAGE
167 STRIDENT
168 BLUNDER
169 INCHOATE
170 MOOT
171 SOLACE
172 DILATORY
173 DECLAIM
174 JARGON
175 RECLUSE
176 PECHANT (FOR)
177 AVERSION (TO)
178 EXACERBATE
179 DISSENT
180 EXPURGATE
181 ABROGATE
182 TOKEN
183 INCONCLUSIVE
184 ZEAL
185 DEFT / DEFTNESS
186 REFINEMENT
187 QUIRK / QUIRKINESS
188 PREEMINENT / PREEMINENCE
189 MALADROIT / MALADROITNESS
190 FATUOUS
191 GALVANIZE
192 BEFRIEND
193 BEGUILE
194 PRESCIENT / PRESCIENCE
195 CLEARHEADED
196 DISCERN
197 SCORN
198 CONTEMPT
199 DISMISS
200 LIKEWISE
201 BREADTH
202 HYPERBOLE
203 INTERWEAVE
204 OVERSIMPLIFY
205 UNDERCUT
206 URCHIN
207 MISCHIEF / MISCHIVEOUS
208 GRAZE
209 STEADFAST
210 UNDERTAKE
211 SHIRK
212 DOWNRIGHT
213 DISRUPTIVE
214 CALAMITOUS
215 TACTLESS
216 RECONDITE
217 MALIGN
218 SQUANDER
219 DISSIPATION
220 SELECTIVENESS
221 DEJECTED
222 HYDRA
223 CLING (TO)
224 INFATUATION / INFATUATE
225 LOATH
226 LOATHE
227 DETACHMENT
228 BASHFUL / BASHFULNESS
229 PONDER
230 SPITE / SPITEFUL
231 QUIXOTIC
232 BOLD
233 STUMBLE
234 MAKE AMENDS
235 RAVENOUS
236 QUIVER
237 FIDGET
238 DESPICABLE
239 PUNCTILIOUS
240 UNSULLIED
241 DIFFIDENT
242 BESEECH
243 ENTICE
244 POPINJAY
245 CONCEITED
246 HITHERTO
247 OBLIVIOUS
248 FLUTTER
249 OMEN
250 EXHORTATION
251 UNFEIGNED
252 REMORSE
253 DISMAY
254 CONSPICUOUS
255 SCOUNDREL
256 DEMEAN
257 ASSERTION
258 BLISS / BLISSFUL
259 FICKLE
260 MOURN / MOURNFUL
261 STRAIN
262 EXHILARATING
263 DERISION / DERISIVE
264 ORDEAL
265 DEPRIVE
266 LOATHSOME
267 DISPARAGE / DISPARAGING
268 WITTY
269 FORTHRIGHT
270 BUNGLE / BUNGLING
271 THWART
272 SNARE
273 BOON
274 ABOVE ELSE
275 BEHOLD
276 INDEBTED (TO)
277 IMPUTE
278 ACUMEN
279 DUPLICITY
280 DUBIOUS
281 ORTHODOX / ORTHODOXY
282 DOCTRINAIRE
283 PRAGMATIC
284 JETTISON
285 DISTILL
286 STARTLING
287 DISMANTLE
288 HAUGHTY
289 PUGNACIOUS
290 COLLUSION
291 REVERBERATE
292 INTELLIGIBLE
293 FLIMSY
294 ANYTHING-GOES!
295 DECIMATE
296 BLIGHT / BLIGHTED
297 PICTURESQUE
298 SKEW
299 GERMANE
300 APPOSITE
301 ANACHRONISM
302 JUDICIOUS
303 FITFUL
304 UNDERGO
305 MENDACIOUS / MENDACITY
306 SANGUINE
307 VETO
308 MERCURIAL
309 BLITHE
310 CAREFREE
311 PHLEGM
312 PHLEGMATIC
313 APATHY / APATHETIC
314 EVEN-TEMPERED
315 AGHAST
316 BEMUSED
317 STOOP
318 VITUPERATION
319 PRESCIENCE / PRESCIENT
320 OBDURATE / OBDURACY
321 CAPRICE
322 CAST OFF
323 MARGINALIZE
324 LEUSYRE
325 ENERGE / EMERGENCE
326 PITFALL
327 DICHOTOMY
328 INSOFAR (AS)
329 HEURISTIC
330 FUTILE
331 EPHEMERAL
332 MAINSTREAM
333 CANON
334 PERSPICACIOUS / PERPICACITY
335 PERSOICUOUS / PERSPICUITY
336 CALLOUSNESS
337 THICKET
338 BUCOLIC
339 PASTORAL
340 SCHOLARSHIP
341 IDIOSYNCRASY / IDIOSYNCRATIC
342 CURSORY
343 AMPLE
344 CRYPTIC
345 ALLUSIVE
346 WHISK
347 PREPOSTEROUS
348 OUTRAGEOUS
349 PROLIFIC
350 ABSTRUSE
351 INIMICAL
352 FOIL
353 TRIFLING
354 ELICIT
355 ELUSIVE
356 ANTITHETICAL
357 RETICENCE
358 FORESTALL
359 VENAL / VENALITY
360 IMPUDENT / IMPUDENCE
361 BRAZEN
362 RETICENT
363 AVOW
364 SOW
365 MALLEABLE
366 PORTENTOUS
367 OBJURGATE / OBJURGATION
368 NETTLE
369 FOE
370 VESTIGIAL
371 NASCENT
372 HAPPENSTANCE
373 AFFLUENT
374 MELLIFLUOUS
375 EUPHONIC
376 PROSAIC
377 DEBUNK
378 ALOOF
379 BOLSTER
380 AT THE EXPENSE OF
381 DEEM
382 BOGUS
383 EXACTING
384 ACERBIC
385 SCATHING
386 MISERLY
387 STINGINESS
388 FRUGAL
389 ILLIBERANT
390 THRFT
391 CONVOLUTED
392 TENUOUS
393 ICONOCLASTIC
394 PLUTOCRAT / PLUTOCRATIC
395 RECKLESS
396 SPARING
397 UNSPARING
398 LAVISH
399 THORNY
400 FRIVOLOUS
401 INTRACTABLE
402 PROLIX
403 IMPETUOUS
404 PRODIGAL
405 VOLUBLE
406 PELLUCID
407 RUMINATE
408 PROSAIC
409 HACKNEYED
410 SHORE (sth) UP
411 SKITTISH
412 RESTIVE
413 VOCIFEROUS
414 BESIEGE
415 UNSEEMLY
416 STIFFEN
417 RECALCITRANT
418 ALL-ENCOMPASSING
419 AMENABLE
420 FORBIDDING
Strong and offen uncritical supporter of a person or group or cause; Support for a cause
All-seeing quality. Knowing everything: having very extensive knowledge
Priority in time or order
One who grasps opportunities; often in a unprincipled way.
1) Person--> kindly ; 2) Substance --> harmless ; 3) medical --> not malignant
Able to be hurt or wounder or injured. Unprotected; exposed to danger or attack.
Sarcastic, satirical. The expression of one's meaning by using words of opposite meaning in order to make one's remarks forec
Ordinary, usual, lacking origninality.
Removal (p.e from agreement, from bank, from drugs, from competition…), From bank (ATM).
To make obscure; to conceal from view.
Vague; not clearly defined; blurry.
Able to be perceived clearly by the senses of the mind; definite and unmistakable.
Insufficiently reported.
Unsafe, not secure. Unsteady. Uncertain.
Existing in large amounts; plentiful; abundant.
Return to earlier condition. Return to: habit, behavior.
Argument, progress. Gradually wear away. Weaken somebody's authority.
To have a view of or over a place (from above) ; 2) to oversee ; 3) to fail to observe of consider ; 4) to take no notice of, to allo
Tu support Ua statement or clam, etc) with evidence; to prove. Verify.
To give up; to go without. Abstain from, do without. Not do.
Spoken clearly; in words. Able to express ideas clearly.
To keep secret or hidden.
Posing, self-important behavior. An attitude of the body (posture).
To adjust the focus of (a lens or the eye). To concentrate.
Hesitant; unwilling to do something.
To become less stern (severe). TO abandone one's harsh intentions and be more lenient (tolerant).
Not relenting; unceasing in its severity. Persistant; ruthless (without mercy).
Careful look at or examination of something. Verb: scrutinize.
Very conscientious even in small matters. Painstakingly careful and thorough. Strictly honest or honorable.
To give a false impression of. To show to be false. To fail to justify or fullfill.
Severly simple and plain; without ornament or comfort. Severe; strict.
Harsh or severe conditions. Severe attitude.
On the outskirts or edges. Relating to periphery. Of minor importance (issue); Not central.
Not corresponding; disagreeing. In disagreement or conflict with.
Certainly; by far; undoubtedly.
(of a theory): not able to be held because strong arguments can be produced against it; impossible to maintain.
Able to be defended against attack or objection. That can be maintained.
Read thoroughly. Examine with great care.
Not becoming tired; tiredless.
Selecting carefully; only choosing what is good. Painstaking, careful, fussy. Easily disgusted; squeamish.
Careful; using or done with great care and effort. Person (conscientious). Action (showing diligence).
Showing defiance. Defying. Open disobedience. Bold resistance. Resistant; rebellious.
Trying to impress. Showy; pompous
Simple, humble.
Not educated or taught.
Not worth considering. Of small size or amount or value. Negligible; trivial; not important.
Temporary; improvised.
Favourable.
Inauspicious --> not showing signs that promise success.
A subtle difference in meaning.
Varied; from various sources, influences.
Sudden mental awareness. 2) Dream, concept: being made real.
With feverish activity. With lots of action.
Of the same perior or age; contemporary. Lived at the same time.
Unsophisticated; without cunning. Unintelligent. Low intelligence.
Free from artfullness. Simple and natural; done poorly. Lack of pretense; honesty.
An occupation in which skill is needed. Such a skill or technique. 2) Cunning, deceit; 3) Ship or boat, an aircrat, a spacecraft.
Skilled at deceiving people; crafty; sly, deceptive. 2) Ingenious; smart, clever.
Fool into doing. Fool--> to cause a person to believe something that is not true.
The state or quality of being naive. Naivety (innocence).
A state of irritation or worry. Annoyance.
Being everywhere at the same time; Omnipresent; widespread.
Exuberant. Bubbling over with high spirits. Enthusiastic; bubbly.
Miserable; sand and gloomy.
Talkative.
Anxious and concerned about a person's welfare or comfort; Attentive.
Splendidly generous.
Undecided, hesitant. Feeling or showing uncertainty.
Terse; not talkative or wordy.
Reticent; not speaking much. Habitually saying very little; uncommunicative.
Officla process of proving that a will is valid ( in Law).
Pottery made of corase baked clay.
To estimate the value or quality of. Judge. Value of object, house, etc.
Being ready; willingness.
Not religious. Not involving or belonging to religion. Worldly; not spiritual. Concerning worldly affairs tathern than spiritual on
Dull; routine. Boring, everyday. Worldly; not spiritual.
Not bright or clear. Slow in understanding. Stupid, not sharp (of pain). Not felt sharply (of sound).
Not offensive, harmless. Not injurious.
Learned, educated. Having or showing great learning.
1) Isolated from outside influences; 2) relating to an island.
Of or from many parts of the world / 1) person (well-traveled); 2) place (multicultural)
Impossible to upset; not excitable; calm.
Happening by chance.
Not cautious; unwise, rash.
(of events) about to occur. Likely to occur at any moment; about to happen.
Not likely to happen or be true. Not probable.
Not like, different from; not characteristic of.
Plain; not embellished.
In agreement; matching. Sweet sounding, tuneful.
Having many facets. Compex; having many sides.
That can not be given away or taken away.
Urgent, demanding. Requiring much.
Of external origin; not belonging to the matter or subject in hand. Not essential.
To astonish and perplex; to bewilder; to confuse.
To reject or disown utterly; to deny.
To state again the main points of what has been said or discussed; sumarize, sum up.
Cause to be opposed; divided.
Frank. Not hiding one's thoughts. Open.
Worthy of trust. Reliable. Sb that can be trusted.
Intended or intending to be amusing. Flippantly witting.
1) Document granting an inventor the sole right to make or use or sell an invention; its legal right. 2) obvious; unconcealed.
Happening from time to time but not regularly or frequently.
Failure to reach a required standard. A fault or flaw.
Written depiction. Theatrical representation. Portrair, likeness.
Incluside. Including much or all. Covers all, wide scope.
Pervading. Tending to infiltrate. Spread or be present throughout; to permeate.
The excesive display of concern or distress.
Suffering caused by pain, worry, illness or exhaustation. Mental pain.
1) Prepare something for action. 2) Chief, most important, best, top quality.
Not able to be seen through. Not transparent.
Mysterious, secret. Esoteric, obscure.
Intended only for people with special knowledge or interest.
Praiseworthy. Worthy of praise.
To conquer (defeat).
Not genuine or authentic. Claim--> deceitful.
To interpret, to explain.
Apply ointment or oil. To smear or rub with grease.
To admit that something is true or valid.
Disagree with.
To pay no attention to; oto treat as of no importance.
Conspire.
Forging, imitating fraudulently. Something forged.
1) A bag or evelope inflated with air or a lighter gas in order to fly or float in the atmosphere. 2) to increase or grow rapidly.
To go for and bring back. Go and get.
To sell (goods) as a peddler--> person who goes from house to house selling small articles.
1) A beginning, start. 2) An attack or assault.
Deception. Act of deceiving.
That can not coexist.
Pure; uncontaminated. In its origininal and unspoiled condition; fresh as if new.
Former. Can you help your erstwhile colleague here?
Person acting for somebody else. To act for somebody for else.
Claiming to be something. Using a name or description one has adopted for oneself, usually without right.
Person substituing for another. Deputy, substitute.
Baffling; impossible to understand or interpret. Impenetrable, unknowable.
1) Brisk. Vigorous. 2) Irritable person.
1) Very little, not much or great or thorough. 2) snub (show disrespect for sbdy); to treat or speak of (a person) as not worth o
Very similar. Like one another. In the same way.
To tell lies; to speak evasively. Lying or misleading others.
Flattering. Excessive or insincere compliments.
Tendecy to self worship. Vanity. Self-love.
To pull vigorously or with great effort. 2) Boat for tugging.
Counterbalance something. Anything that balances/compensates something else. To one side.
To outrun, surpass.
To suffocate. To feel or cause to feel unable to breath for lack of air. 2) To restrain or supress.
Attack verbally. To thrash (beat violently) or beat or reprimand severely.
To underline. To emphasize.
Believable.
Self-restraint in one's behavior or in eating or drinking.
Infammy, bad reputation; being notorious.
State of being famous or distinguished. Distinction; importance.
Making a tumult (state of confusion and agitation). Uproar (noise of crowd; loud protest). Turbulent.
Fortuitous. Fortunate. Happening very luckily.
Free from emotion. Calm. Impartial. Not emotional, rational.
Perform tricks that appear to be magical; produce magically. Make appear, produce, evoke.
Recall, remember- Call up or produce or inspire (memories, feelings, a response, etc). Bring to mind; elicit.
Envy (sb) else's property. Desire eagerly especially something belonging to another person.
To turn or cause to turn aside. Change course of an object. 2) Avert, avoid.
To raise (the shoulders) as a gesture of indifference, doubt or helplessness.
To dismiss (a thing) as unimportant
Irritable. Hot-tempered. Bad-tempered.
1) Bend over 2) a feeling based on intuition.
To eat quickly and greedily.
Dilemma. A state of perplexity. A difficult situation.
Non-conforming. Person of unorthodox independece. One who dissents from standard ideas and beliefs.
Exclude from doing; to prevent.
Damage, devastate.
Loud and harsh.
To move clumsily and uncertainly. 2) To make a mistake especially through ignorance or carelessness.
Just begun; underdeveloped. Not yet completely formed.
Debatable, undecided. 2) Of no practical significance (irrelevant).
Comfort, consolation in distress.
Slow in doing something; not prompt. Slow; intended to delay.
To speak publicly. Proclame, declare.
Technical language
Person who lives alone and avoid mixing with people. Loner, hermit.
A liking or inclination.
Strong dislike; disgust.
To make (pain, disease, anger, etc) worse.
Disagree; express/have a different opinion.
Censor; cut. Remove objectionable matter.
Abolish. To cancel or repeal (a law). To put an end to.
A sign; or symbol or evidence of something.
Not fully convincing. Noy decisive. Not providing proof.
Enthusiasm. Heartly and persistent effort. Fervour.
Physical skill. Skillful. Handling things neatly.
Sophistication. Elegance. Subtle improvement. Refining.
Peculiarity of a person's behavior. Unusual quality.
Excelling others. Outstanding. Notable.
Bungling. Awkardness. Ineptness.
Foolish, silly, idiotic, mindless.
1) Coating 2) spur to action; to stimulate into sudden activity.
To act as a friend to. To be kind and helpful to.
To deceive. To win the attention or interest of, to amuse. To coax by flattery or cunning.
Foreknowledge (knowledge of something before it occurs). Foresight.
Lucid. Alert. Perceptive. Thinking clearly.
To perceive clearly with the mind or senses. Tell the difference between.
Contempt, disrespect, disdain.
The process or feeling or despising something; disrespect.
1) To send away from one's presence or employment 2) To reject without further hearing.
Similarly 2) Moreover, also.
Width, broadness.
Exageration; the exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally.
To weave (strands, etc) into one another, to become woven together.
To misrepresent (a problem, etc) by stating it in terms that are too simple.
2) To sell at a cheaper price than… 2) undermine, weaken.
1) A sea urchin (animal) 2) A mischievous or needed boy.
Conduct especially of children that is annoying or does slight damage but is not malicious. Tendency to tease or cause annoya
1) To eat growing grazz (animals) 2) scrape skin; to touch or scrape lightly in passing.
Determined, not changing. Firm and not changing or yielding.
Commit to, promise to, agree or promise to do something; to makke oneself responsible for.
Evade (work, duty). To avoid a duty or work selfishly or unfairly.
Thorough, utter, complete. 2) Frank, straightforward.
Causing disruption. Groundbreaking.
Disastrous; relating to calamity or disaster.
Lacking in tact; insensitive; undiplomatic.
Obscure, esoteric.
Harmful, evil. Showing malice; say bad things about.
To spend wastefully.
Dispersal (relatiing to dispel, to disperse).
Of being selective (chosen or choosing carefully).
Low spirits; depressed.
Something that is hard to get rid off. Complex problem.
Hold tightly.
To inspire with a temporary, intense, unreasoning love for a person or thing (crush, lust)
Unwilling.
To feel great hatred and disgust for.
Freedom from bias or emotions; indifference.
Shy and self-conscious.
To be deep in thought.
Full of malicious desire. Desire to harm, bother.
Idealistic, romantic. Chivalrous and unselfish.
Confident and corageous. Ausdacious and daring.
To strike one's foot on something and lose one's balance.
Compensate for something wrong.
Very hungry.
To shake or vibrate with a slight rapid motion.
Make restless movementes.
Deserving to be despise; contemptible.
Conscientious.
Not sullied. Pure, not soiled or dirtied. Not morally tainted.
Lacking self-confidence.
Plead, beg.
Persuade
Vain, talkative person.
Too proud of one self.
Until this time.
Unaware or unconscious of something.
To move the wings hurriedly or trying to fly.
Event regarded as a prophetic sign.
Call to action. Urge or advise earnestly.
Genuine.
Deep regret for one's wrong doing.
Feeling of surprise and discouragement.
Easily seen. Attracting attention.
Dishonest or unprincipled person.
Lower the dignity of.
Declaration, statement.
Perfect happiness.
Often changing; not constant or loyal.
To feel or express sorrow for a person who has died or regret for a thing that is lost or past.
Physical effort. Stress, pressure.
Exciting; thrilling.
Mockery; ridicule.
Difficult experience.
Deny, take away.
Disgusting, hateful; abhorrent.
Belittle.
Smartly funny; clever.
Frank, unspoken, direct.
Do incompetently; blunder, mistake.
Stop from happening (frustrate an attack for example).
Trap. Catch (animal).
Gift, blessing.
Most importantly.
See, observe, look.
Owing money. Owing gratitude.
Attribute.
Sharp judgement. Sharpness of mind. Shrewdness.
Deceitful behavior.
Doubtful, suspicious.
Of or holding correct or conventional or currently accepted beliefs; especially in relegion.
Applying theories or principles without regard for practical consideration.
Treating things from a practical point of view. Practical, useful.
1) To throw (goods) overboard especially to lighten a ship in distress. 2) TO discard (what is unwanted).
Purify: a liquid. Condense: an idea.
Surprising. Astonishing.
To take away fittings or furnishings from; to take to pieces (take apart).
Proud of oneself and looking down on other people (disdainful).
Eager to fight; aggresive; belligerent.
Agreement between 2 or more people for a deceitful or fraudulent purpose.
Echo and rebound.
Able to be understood.
Light and thin; of loose structure. Fragile. Unconvincing (p.e a flimsy excuse). Not solid.
Todo se vale!!!
1) To destroy one tenth of; 2) to destroy a large proportion of.
Ruined; cause or ruin. 2) Plant disease 3) Urban decay.
Forming a striking and pleasant scene. (prettily scenic).
Slant, distort.
Relevant.
Appropiate for a pirpose or ocassion. Apt; relevant.
A mistake in placing something into a particular historical period. Beloging to different era.
Wose-
Erratic, sporadic. Ocurring in short periods; not regularly or steadily.
To experience; to endure; to be subjected to.
Untruthful; telling lies.
Cheerful; hopeful, optimistic.
Authorative rejection or prohibition to a proposal; right to block a law.
Having a lively temperament. Liable to sudden changes of mood. Erratic, volatile.
Casual and carefree; lighthearted.
Lighthearted through being free from anxiety or responsibility; without worries.
Thick mucus in the throat and bronchial passages; ejected by coughing.
Not easily excited or agitated; Calm. 2) Sluggish; apathetic.
Lack of interest or concern.
Mild mannered.
Filled with consternation (1) great surprise and anxiety; 2) sudden shock, fear, confusion).
Bewildered, lost in thought; confused.
1) To bend forward and down. 2) To condescend; lower onself morally and do something considered improper or dishonest.
To use abusive language; violent or very harsh criticism.
Foreknowledge; foresight.
Stubborn and unyielding. Stubbornness.
Whim--> sudden fancy, sudden unreasoning desire or impulse. Wilful--> of fickle nature.
Get rid off.
Alienate (sb) from society. Push (sth) to the side.
Free time. Time that's free from work.
Gradual appearance. TO compe up or out into view.
An unsuspected danger or difficulty. Unforeseen obstacle.
Division into two parts or kinds.
To the extent that.
1) Through discovery (by oneself). 2) Involving trial and error.
Producing no result. Useless, unproductive.
Lasting only a very short time.
The dominant trend of opinion or style. Conventional ideas.
A general principle. Set of writings accepted as genuinely by a particular author. Accepted standard.
Having or showing great insight.
Easily understood; clearly expressed.
1) Merciless, insensitive, unsympathetic. 2) hardened, full of calluses (are of thick hardened skin or tissue).
A number of shrubs and small trees, etc; growing close together.
Characteristic of country life.
Of shpherds or country life. 2) Of a pastor (concerned with spiritual guidance).
1) A grant of money towards a person's education 2) great learning in a particular subject.
A person's own attitude of mind or wat of behaving, etc, that is unlike that of others.
Hasty, brief. Not thorough.
Plentiful; quite enough; abundant; sufficient.
Mistifying; encoded; concealing its meaning in a puzzling way.
Refering to something.
To move quickly, to convey or go rapidly.
Absurd
Shocking, greatly exceeding what is moderate or reasonable.
Producing much fruit or many flowers or offspring.
Hard to understand, profound.
Hostile, harmful.
1) Sheet (thin metal) for baking 2) frustrate or thwart.
Trivial, unimportant.
To draw out (information, a response, etc).
Avoiding capture; escaping. 1) Thing, idea: hard to grasp.
Opposite.
Reluctance to speak; reserve.
Prevent; thwart; anticipate.
Able to be bribed; influenced by bribery; corruptness.
Cheeky, insolent; impertinent; boldly showing lack of respect.
Shameless; impudent.
Reluctant; not talkative. Not revealing one's thoughts and feelings readily; discreet.
To admit; admit openly; confess.
Spread: seeds; 2) Adult female pig.
Easily shaped; adaptable.
An omen; foretelling something bad. Significant sign of something to come.
Denounce.
Irritate; provoke; annoy. 2) Common wild plant with hair on its leaves that stings.
An enemy.
Remaining as a vertige (trace, small remaining) of what once existed.
In the act of being born; just beginning to be. Not yet mature; emerging.
A thing that happens by chance.
Rich, wealthy.
Sweet sounding; pleasing sound.
Pleasing to the ear.
Dull, unimaginative.
Show to be false.
Uninterested; apart; distant. 2) Unconcerned, cold and remote; not friendly.
Support.
Detriment or disadvantage something
Believe, view as, consider.
Sham. Counterfeit. Fake.
Rigorous; strict; demanding.
Sour, sharp, harsh.
Severely critical.
Nor generous with money.
Miserly.
Careful and economical. 2) Scanty; costing little.
Not tolerant; narrow minded.
Saving; careful spending.
Complicated.
Inconsistent; weak; thin.
Rebel; non-conformist.
Powerful thanks to wealth.
Wildly impulsive.
Economical; not generous or wasteful.
Giving freely and lavishly.
Give or produce something in large quantities.
1) Having many thorns 2) Troublesome, difficult to deal with.
Lacking seriour purpose. Pleasure-loving.
Inmanageable. Hard to deal with or control.
Lengthy. Tediously wordy.
1) Moving quickly or violently. 2) Acting or done on impulse.
Recklessly wasteful or extravagant. Lavish.
Talking very much. Spokem wit great fluency.
Very clear.
To meditate; to ponder. 2) To chew the cud --> food that cattle, etc bring back from the stomach into the mouth and chew it a
Lacking poetic beauty or fantasy; unimaginative; clichéd.
Support.
Frisky (playful); Restless or jumpy.
Impatient; restless.
Expressing strong opinion. Making a great outcry; expressing one's views forcibly and insistently.
To lay siege. To crowd around with requests or questions.
Indecorous: not seemly; improper.
Indecorous; not seemingly. Improper.
To make or become stiff -->not bending or moving or changing its shape; rigid, not flexible.
Reluctant; uncooperative. Disobedient. Resisting authority or discipline.
Broad, universal.
Agreeable, willing. Answerable, subject to some authority or rule.
Looking unfriendly or uninviting. Stern.