Advanced Vocabulary Learning and Resources

Enraged = Extremely angry and furious, often beyond control. Captivating = Attracting and holding one's attention. Melancholy = A deep and persistent sadness, often without a clear cause. Grumpy = Bad-tempered, irritable, and in a bad mood.

Cheerful = Bright, and in a good mood. Gleeful = Full of glee or happiness, a joyful and light energy. Elated = Extremely happy and joyful, often due to a specific reason. Affable = Friendly, good-natured, and easy to talk to.

Fearful = Feeling afraid, filled with fear Distressed = Feeling troubled and worried, often showing signs of anxiety. Alarmed = Suddenly scared and worried, feeling fear quickly and unexpectedly Rattled = Shaken and nervous after being scared, feeling unsettled.

<p>Dull = Tedious Lively = Spirited Bitter = Venomous Courageous = Gallant</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Bleary-eyed = Weary Famished = Ravenous Nauseous = Queasy Befuddled = Foggy</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Downey = Velvety Rutted = Bumpy Sleek = Glassy Jagged = Pointed</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Dull = Lacking interest or excitement; boring Frisky = Playful and full of energy, especially used for animals Disgruntled = Dissatisfied, unhappy, and complaining Venomous = Full of hatred and malice, feeling hostile and spiteful</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Groggy = Drowsy, sluggish, and not fully awake Peckish = Slightly hungry, wanting to eat something Feverish = Feeling hot and unwell, as if you have a fever Baffled = Completely confused and unable to understand something</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Acrid = Sour, bitter, and pungent Briny = Having the taste of salt water, salty and slightly bitter Rich = Intense and flavorful, often referring to food with high fat content Sugary = Containing a lot of sugar, very sweet</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Slender = Thin and delicate, often referring to something narrow Lanky = Tall and thin, often with long limbs and a slender build Disheveled = Untidy and messy, often used to describe a person's appearance Alluring = Attractive and tempting, captivating the senses</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Carefree = Without worries or cares, relaxed and enjoying life Unhurried = Not in a rush, relaxed and taking one's time Conventional = Traditional, typical, and conforming to established norms Ordinary = Common, unremarkable, and not special</p> Signup and view all the answers

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The biggest or best example of something, often implying importance.

Extremely angry and furious, often beyond control.

A deep and persistent sadness, often without a clear cause.

Attracting and holding one's attention completely.

Feeling low or depressed; downcast.

Feeling troubled and worried, often showing signs of anxiety.

Friendly, outgoing, and enjoying interacting with others.

Kind, compassionate, and warm-hearted.

Without worries or cares, relaxed and enjoying life.

With a light and continuous rain.

Extremely hot, scorching, and burning.

Extremely cold, freezing.

With lots of sunshine, a clear and pleasant day.

Thick, sweet, and sticky, like treacle.

Tall and thin, especially with long limbs that seem ungainly.

Thin and uneven, often describing something that is poorly formed.

Dark, depressing, and overcast.

Unpleasant to look at, unattractive.

Lacking interest or excitement; boring.

Playful and full of energy, especially for animals.

Angry and resentful, often due to perceived injustice.

Brave, chivalrous, and noble in spirit.

Funny and entertaining.

Feeling hot and unwell, as if having a fever.

Strange and unsettling, hard to explain.

Extremely hungry, like a raven.

Smooth and soft, like velvet.

Able to move easily and quickly.

Young or acting childish, referring to youth.

Completely confused and unable to understand.

Brave and willing to face danger.

Smooth and polished, often describing surfaces.

Current, modern, and contemporary times.