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Which word most accurately describes someone who is resolutely fearless and dauntless?

  • Consignee
  • Intrepid (correct)
  • Grandeur
  • Obnoxious

Which action is the best synonym for 'abrogate'?

  • To repeal or do away with a law (correct)
  • To increase rapidly in number
  • To show politeness and submission
  • To respect a formal agreement

In what context would 'reproduce' be the most appropriate synonym?

  • Praising someone's excessive admiration
  • Commenting on someone's unpleasant behavior
  • Describing how cells increase in number (correct)
  • Evaluating something of great importance

What does 'inception' refer to?

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When would the word 'magnificence' be most appropriately used?

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If someone has experienced 'infatuation', what are they most likely feeling?

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In which scenario would 'important' be the most fitting synonym?

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What is someone doing when they are in 'contemplation'?

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If someone is showing fidelity, what are they demonstrating?

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Which of the following situations would be described as 'inffructuous'?

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Which of the following requires 'benevolence'?

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In which scenario is it most appropriate to say someone is being 'prudent'?

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What does it mean to 'capitulate'?

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You hear someone is 'restive', what can you conclude about them?

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Someone is showing a 'derogatory' attitude. What does this mean?

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What is a 'premonition'?

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What does it mean to 'elude'?

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Which situation demonstrates a 'priority'?

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If you 'vindicate' someone, what have you done?

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What does it mean for something to be 'torpid'?

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Which of the following actions best describes the word 'surmount'?

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You describe a person as 'capricious', what can you infer about them?

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You see someone is 'assertive,' what can you conclude?

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What best defines a 'knack'?

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Which word would be the best synonym of 'enliven'?

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What most accurately describes 'audacity'?

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Someone is described as 'obstinate', what does this mean?

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If something is described as 'sombre', how would you expect it to be?

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A person is 'apposite' in their actions, what does that mean?

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What could be described as 'dulcet'?

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Of the options below, what is the best synonym for 'heralded'?

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Someone is being 'incessant', what does that mean?

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What best describes the word 'eternal'?

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When do you use 'conservation'?

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Which option is most similar to the word 'prodigal'?

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You are lacking 'felicity,' what are you missing?

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If someone is 'irascible,' what can you infer about them?

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If someone is being 'loquacious', what are they doing?

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If someone is known for their 'infamy', what are they known for?

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Intrepid

Resolutely fearless; dauntless.

Abrogate

Repeal or do away with (a law, right, or formal agreement).

Deference

Polite submission and respect.

Covenant

Agree by lease, deed, or other legal contract.

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Obnoxious

Extremely unpleasant.

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Proliferate

Increase rapidly in number; multiply / cause (cells, tissue, structures, etc.) to reproduce rapidly.

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Paradox

A seemingly absurd or contradictory statement or proposition, which when investigated, may prove to be well founded or true.

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Colossal

Extremely large or great.

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Inception

The establishment or starting point of an institution or activity.

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Grandeur

Splendor and impressiveness, especially of appearance or style.

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Tramp

A person who travels from place to place on foot in search of work or as a vagrant or beggar.

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Consignee

The person or company to whom goods or documents are officially sent or delivered.

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Infatuation

An intense but short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something.

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Beautiful

Pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically.

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Momentous

Of great importance or significance, especially in having a bearing on future events.

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Quiver

Tremble or shake with a slight rapid motion / a slight trembling movement or sound, especially one caused by a sudden strong emotion.

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Adulation

Excessive admiration or praise.

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Contemplation

The action of looking thoughtfully at something for a long time.

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Diligent

Having or showing care and conscientiousness in one's work or duties

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Censure

Express severe disapproval of (someone or something), especially in a formal statement

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Fatal

Causing death

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Doleful

Expressing sorrow; mournful

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Gruff

Rough and low in pitch

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Fidelity

Faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief,

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Infructuous

Fruitless, unprofitable

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Garnish

Decorate or embellish (something, especially food

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Mentor

An experienced and trusted adviser

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Superstitious

Having or showing a belief in superstitions (a widely held but irrational belief in supernatural influences, especially as leading to good or bad luck, or a practice based on such a belief)

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Ravage

Cause severe and extensive damage to / the destructive effects of something

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Successive

Following one another or following others

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Abrogate

Repeal or do away with (a law, right, or formal agreement)

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Delineate

Describe or portray (something) precisely

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Menace

A person or thing that is likely to cause harm; a threat or danger

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Occult

Mystical, supernatural, or magical powers, practices, or phenomena.

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Vindicate

Clear (someone) of blame or suspicion

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Panacea

A solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases.

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Study Notes

Vocabulary Synonyms

  • INTREPID: Resolutely fearless or dauntless; synonym is FEARLESS.
  • ABROGATE: To repeal or do away with a law, right, or formal agreement; synonym is REPEAL.
  • DEFERENCE: Polite submission and respect are shown; the synonym is RESPECT.
  • COVENANT: Agree by lease, deed, or another legal contract; its synonym is CONTRACT.
  • OBNOXIOUS: Something extremely unpleasant; synonym is DISGUSTING.
  • PROLIFERATE: Increase rapidly in number, multiply or cause cells/tissue/structures to reproduce rapidly; synonym is REPRODUCE.
  • PARADOX: A seemingly absurd or contradictory statement that, when investigated, may prove to be well-founded, the synonym is PUZZLE.
  • COLOSSAL: Something extremely large or great; synonym is ENORMOUS.
  • INCEPTION: The establishment or starting point of an institution or activity; synonym is ORIGIN.
  • GRANDEUR: Splendour and impressiveness, especially of appearance or style; synonym is MAGNIFIENCE.
  • TRAMP: A person traveling from place to place on foot in search of work or as a vagrant or beggar; synonym is WANDERED.
  • CONSIGNEE: The person or company whom goods or documents are officially sent or delivered and the synonym is NOMINEE.
  • INFATUATION: An intense but short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something; a synonym is PASSION.
  • BEAUTIFUL: Pleasing to the senses or mind aesthetically; HANDSOME is the synonym found
  • MOMENTOUS: Of great importance or significance, especially in having a bearing on future events; the matching synonym is IMPORTANT.
  • QUIVER: Tremble or shake with a slight rapid motion/trembling movement or sound, especially when caused by a sudden strong emotion; a TREMBLE is the synonym
  • ADULATION: The excessive admiration or praise and the synonym FLATTERY
  • CONTEMPLATION: Someone who is looking thoughtfully at something for a long time is in MEDITATION.
  • DILIGENT: Someone who has or is showing care and conscientiousness, can be called INDUTRIOUS.
  • CENSURE: To express severe disapproval of someone or something, is to CRITICZE
  • FATAL: Causing death, with DEADLY being the matching synonym.
  • DOLEFUL: Expressing sorrow or mournful is matched with synonym MOURNFUL.
  • GRUFF: Used to describe someone with a rough and low pitch, that is ROUGH.
  • FIDELITY: The definition faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief with the synonym LOYALTY.
  • INFRUCTUOUS: Fruitless or unprofitable can be described as FRUITLESS also.
  • GARNISH: To decorate or embellish something, especially food is to ADORN it.
  • MENTOR: An experienced and trusted adviser is a GUIDE.
  • SUPERSTITIOUS: A person who has or is showing a belief in superstitions widely known as irrational with supernatural influences are IRRATIONAL.
  • RAVAGE: To cause severe and extensive damage to something, or the destructive effect is DEMOLISH.
  • SUCCESSIVE: Following one another or following others is known CONSECUTIVE.
  • ABROGATE: To repeal or do away with something with the synonym ABOLISH
  • DELINEATE: To describe or portray something precisely is to EXPLAIN.
  • MENACE: A person or thing that is likely to cause harm is a THREAT.
  • OCCULT: A mystical, supernatural, or magical powers, practices, or phenomena is seen as SUPERNATURAL.
  • VINDICATE: The defintion clear someone of blame or suspicion with the synonym JUSTIFY.
  • BENEVOLENCE: Is the quality of being well-meaning, showing KINDNESS.
  • PANACEA: A solution or remedy for all difficulties or is a CURE ALL.
  • PRUDENT: To act with or show care and thought for the future can be called CAUTIOUS
  • AMICABLE: Is characterized by friendliness and the absence of discord; synonym is FRIENDLY.
  • IRREVERENCE: A lack of respect for people or things generally taken seriously, described as DISRESPECT.
  • CEREMONIAL: Conferring or involving only nominal authority or power; synonym is FORMAL.
  • PROPITIATE: To win or regain the favour of a god, spirit, or person by doing something that pleases them means to APPEASE.
  • CAPITULATE: If you cease to resist an opponent or an unwelcome demand and yield, you SUREENDER.
  • ESTRANGED: Is to cause someone to be no longer on friendly terms with another, where the synonym SEPARATED.
  • ERRONEOUSLY: If something goes IN A WRONG/ INCORRECT, is WRONGLY.
  • RESTIVE: Is used to described someone or something unable to remain still, silent, OR submissive because of boredom/dissatisfaction means RESTLESS.
  • NOMADIC: Is to live the life of a nomad or a community of people in different locations shown by WANDERING.
  • DEROGATORY: Showing a critical or disrespectful attitude can be described as DISPARAGING.
  • PREMONITION: A strong feeling that something is about to happen, especially something unpleasant, can be FOREWARNING.
  • ELUDE: To escape from or avoid a danger/enemy/pursuer usually by skill or cunning is to ESCAPE.
  • FLUTTER: Is to move lightly or quickly and the synonym is FLOAT.
  • PRIORITY: The state/condition of being regarded/treated as more important than others can also be named as PRECEDENCE.
  • DUPLICATION: The action/process of duplicating something can be called COPYING.
  • DILATE: To make/become wider/larger/more open which is WIDEN.
  • OBSESSION: An idea/thought that continually preoccupies, or intrudes on a mind which is PREOCCUPATION.
  • ITINERANT: A person who TRRAVELS FROM PLACE TO PLACE.
  • CONVICT: Is to delcare someone to be guilty of a criminal offence by a court of law , which means that someone is CRIMINAL.
  • OSTENTATION: The pretentious/showy display of wealth/luxury, designed to impress could also be POMP.
  • SELECTION: The action of carefully choosing someone is PREFERENCE.
  • TORPID: Mentally or physically inactive is INACTIVE.
  • SURMOUNT: To overcome a difficulty is OVERCOME.
  • ABLUTION: An act of washing oneself is WASHING.
  • GNOME: Is a small, ugly person; synonym is DWARF.
  • COMMAND: Is giving an authoritative or peremptory order so INSTRUCT.
  • TRANSPARENT: Allowing light to pass through so objects behind can be distinctly seen which is LUCID.
  • DEXTERITY: The skill in performing tasks, especially with the hands and also ADROITNESS.
  • CAPRICIOUS: Is given to sudden/unaccountable changes of mood/behaviour - WHIMSICAL.
  • ASSERTIVE: Is having/showing a confident and forceful personality is DOMINEERING.
  • KNAVISH: Is dishonest and thus UNSCRUPULOUS.
  • LACONIC: Is using very few words making it CONCISE.
  • KNACK: An acquired/natural skill at doing something which make is DEXTERITY.
  • ILL-BRED: Badly brought up/rude can be UNCOUTH.
  • DEMENTED: Behaving irrationally due to anger/distress/excitement means IDIOTIC.
  • HAUGHTY: Is arrogantly superior and disdainful or is CONCEITED.
  • ENLIVEN: To make something more entertaining, interesting, or appealing which means CHEER.
  • GENUINE: Truly what something is said to be or AUTHENTIC Is ORIGINAL.
  • BECKONED: Summoning someone making Called.
  • ACCUSED: A person / group of people who were charged means that they are INDICTED.
  • TRANSITION: The process / period of changing from one state / condition to another that is CHANGE.
  • DECREPITUDE: The state of being decrepit can be FEEBLENESS.
  • AUDACITY: A willingness to take bold risks means BOLDNESS.
  • SUPERANNAUTED: Outdated / obsolete by the new standards which equals RETIRED.
  • ACCEDE: To agree to a demand/request/treaty so to CONSENT.
  • ALERT: Quick to notice any unusual/potentially dangerous/difficult circumstances requires WATCHFUL.
  • OBSTINATE: If we are very difficult to change/overcome that means STUBBORN.
  • LITTLE: Small in size and that makes if TRIVIAL.
  • YARDSTICK: A standard used for comparison or STANDARD.
  • TOXIC: Is poisonous is also POISONOUS.
  • REGRESS: Returning to a former/less developed state means BACKSLIDE.
  • SOMBRE: Dark or dull in colour makes in GLOOMY.
  • RARE: Not accurring very often is SCARCE.
  • HURDLE: A difficulty that must be overcome, but can be called a OBSTACLE also.
  • DECIMATED: Is to kill, remove or destroy, which means DESTROYED.
  • AUGUST: Respected and impressive makes something MAJESTIC.
  • AVARICE: Extreme greed for wealth shows GREED.
  • SLITHER: To move smoothly over a surface or to SLIDE.
  • FREELANCE: Is earning one's living, working SELF EMPLOYED.
  • IMPIOUS: Showing a lack of respect for God / religion is IRREVERENT.
  • SCORN: Is a feeling / expression of contempt / disdain for someone/something equal CONDITION.
  • APPOSITE: Appropriate in the given circumstances in relation to something to the correct APPROPRIATE.
  • DULCET: Sweet and soothing - SWEET.
  • INDICMENT: A formal charge or an accusation of a serious crime means ACCUSATION.
  • INVARIA BLE: If you can't change your CONSTANT.
  • STUBBORN: Difficult to more can also be named ADAMANT.
  • COLOSSAL: Extremely large and great called to GIGANTIC.
  • DETRIMENTAL: Tending to cause harm is HARMFUL.
  • HERALDED: Showing that something is about to happen is CLAPPED.
  • INCESSANTLY: Without interruption, constantly described as CONTINOUSLY.
  • VERACITY: Truth conformity, and accuracy or it is TRUTH.
  • ACCOUNTREMENTS: The Additional equipment makes it EQUIPMENTS.
  • OBSCENE: Discusting or offensive means INDECENT.
  • GENUINE: Truly what something is called or what it IS meant AUTHENTIC.
  • ETERNAL: Lasting forever and also PERPETUAL.
  • FLABBERGASTED: Surprising to see greatly that causes someone DUMBFOUNDED.
  • DUBIOUS: Cant be on relied with something is suspect as DOUBTFUL.
  • ANTIPATHY: A deep seated feeling is DISLIKE.
  • RESCIND: Cancel or repeal as means is REVOKE.
  • METICULOUS: Showing attention to detail as means and also CAREFUL.
  • ACRONYM: An abbreviation formed from the initial letter means FORMEL BY THE INTIAL.
  • INDIGNATION: The anger provoked by what is percieved for unfair treatment means as in ANGER.
  • CONGREGATION: To get gathering to religious things also in MEETINGS.
  • INCAPACITATE: If you prevent to functioning things as in normal that is CRIPPLE.
  • EXOTIC: Originating in and also STRANGE.
  • PHILANTHROPIST: As who seeks the well of others to get helped or is BENEFACTOR.
  • DECAMP: Leave a location as can do in secret, so it can be FLEE.
  • SALIEN: Is the most important to also view as PROMINENT.
  • ABYSMAL: And low that means a BOTTOMLESS.
  • CONVERSATION: To action of preserving something means to PRESERVATION.
  • FLAIR: Has a special aptitud can also called TALENT.
  • ILLICIT: When something is rules is been ILLEGAL.
  • COARSE: Raw texture may be ROUGH.
  • IMPOST: Complusary payments is TAX.
  • PRODIGAL: Recources getting into WASTE can also called WASTEFUL.
  • RECIPIENTS: To award something and to get something from is RECIEVER.
  • FOREGO: Something without desirable things also means LEAVE.
  • ROUT: Causes a retreat disorder and also DEFEAT.
  • FRONTIER: The line of separating can also called BOUNDARY.
  • KNAVE: Is a dishonest is SCOUNDREL.
  • FELICITY: Is to feel intense happiness and also a BLISS.
  • IRREPROCHABLE: Can do in any way beyond of criticism is called to FAULTLESS
  • FLIMSY: The Insubstantiality getting can also called to WEAK.
  • CODDLE: Means the is doing of giving must of attention is to SATISFY.
  • PROPHYLACTIC: Intent to prevent such disease can called to PREVENTIVE.
  • OSTRACISE: Except to be in a social and is group called BANISH.
  • DEBACLE: Is ignominious, which causes a DOWNFALL.
  • TRITE: It lacks freshness which causes use as COMMONPLACE.
  • DERISION: Using ridiucle make for RIDICULE.
  • ONUS: Making someone a DUTY to showing RESPONSIBILITY.
  • CANTAKEROUS: Bad tempered and with hard to cooperate, can easily be QUARRELSOME.
  • LUXURIANT: In a rich mode and profusely growthing up makes you ABUNDANT.
  • SUFFICIENT: To get to be ADEQUATE.
  • MEEK: Easly to imposed on and also SUBMISSIVE.
  • EMBRACE: Thing that causes to accept or something willing that to ACCEPT.
  • ANCESTORS: From whom one is descended is known as FOREFATHERS.
  • BENEVOLENT: A person doing a charitable is KIND.
  • CENSURE: Is the same as CRITICIZE.
  • CONFIDENTIAL: Is kept as secret which also means they are SECRET.
  • DANGEROUS: Lile able of causing harm is described as HAZARDOUS.
  • OBSTINATE: Something thats hard tp overcome its STUBBORN.
  • IRASCIBLE: A person with a tendency with angeries is also IRRITABLE.
  • PROMISCUOUS: Something thats Casual to the others is INDISCRIMINA TE.
  • PROPINQUITY: Is a condition to be near from something so to NEARNESS.
  • ARTFUL: Something clever or skillful used smartly is CUNNING.
  • FATUOUS: Which is silly and pointes or we can same is SILLY.
  • PERQUISITE: A benefits as to entitlement in account of job. is as PRIVILEGE.
  • EXECRATE: Feel of loathing with great level as for CURSE.
  • SPIRITED: With full with energy to determinated as ARDENT.
  • VIRULENT: Harmful to cause extreme illness, as in DEADLY.
  • CONTROVERT: To argure with someone or CONTRADICT.
  • REVERIE: A state of lost in those as can live a life or DAYDREAM.
  • PERILOUS: With Danger to full with Risk that causes a HARAZDOUS.
  • AUDACIOUS: Risk something that showing willingness which means BOLD.
  • QUERULOUS: Can be called to some COMPLAINING.
  • POIGNANT: Regred or sad cause to sadness that is SAD.
  • ACCRUE: Simply ACCUMULATE.
  • GENIAL: Has a friendly atmosphere called CORDIAL.
  • INCLEMENT: When we feel unpleasant in that conditions called UNFAVOURABLE.
  • VINDICTIVE: Showing unreaning feeling about the REVENGE, and SPITEFUL
  • LOQUACIOUS: Like to talk lot to make it TALKATIVE.
  • PERSPICUOUS: Easly to express and understand what is PRECISE.
  • PRODIGAL: The waste full called LAVISH.
  • INTREPID: No any fear that make it FEARLESS.
  • INFAMY: The quality that deed well known but bad NOTORIETY.
  • BARREN: Nothing is giving result like achievements of being UNPRODUCTIVE.
  • PREPONDERANCE: The thing with amount that is greater also DOMINANCE.
  • DELUGE: With server flood that flood.
  • APPRAISE: The quality that asses used to get by the quality is JUDGE.
  • INDICT: The something that formally comes in it from accuse as a CHARGE.
  • LUCIDITY: The thing that simple by simplicity that causes CLARITY.
  • DELIBERATELY: When the thing with what is INTENTIONALLY.
  • STRINGENT: The thing thats exactly means the thing is TOUGH.
  • BEHAVIOUR: The character with self conduct called the CONDUCT.
  • SUBJUGATE: Under a conquest which means CONQUER.
  • FLAUNT: To get more desire by that its ADMIRATION.
  • SURMOUNT: To difficult any obstacles as in OVERCOME.
  • SOLICIT: Obtain something to REQUEST.
  • ACUTE: The power of understanding is SHARP.
  • RELISH: To get enjoyment make you said its ENJOY.
  • CONCEALED: It has a keep of secret, as for HIDDEN.
  • CRUDE: Is some as RAW to make thing in a UNREFINED.
  • GRUMBLE: If we had a bad tampered and about we are used to COMPLAIN
  • GLOOMY: An opposite is not light making it poorly which causes use by MURKY.
  • SPIRITED: The way with full enthusiastic in enthusiasm that causes ENTHUSIASTIC.
  • MAGNIFICIENT: The thing that shows impressive as with SPLENDID.
  • CULMINATION: If something happens after short that is the last the most biggest is CLIMAX.
  • GENIUS: With creative in ability and with other natural UNCOMMON.
  • PRUDENT: TO care for actions for something and its better think means this call WISE.
  • SWAP: Is to get something another EXCHANGE.
  • REGARD: Best wishes RESEPCT.
  • NOVICE: A learner in other words is BEGINNER.
  • COUNTERFEIT: To make a new intencition that is FAKE.
  • ABSTAIN: The thing you are want to restrict is REFRAIN.
  • BARREN: To cause from the productive is INFERTILE.
  • INADVERTENT: To achieve unresulted means it UNINTENTIONAL.
  • CONSENSUS: Agreement in any means which causes UNANITIY.
  • BIFURCATED: Have a different part where also part so TWO.
  • AFFLUENCE: Having a big deal of wealthy that causes a RICHNESS.
  • PERILOUS: Thing with danger as a synonym to DANGEROUS.
  • SUPERSEDE: In authority used to supplant that cases an thing of REPEAL.
  • AVERSION: If you are something that is dislike that is DISLIKE.
  • DESPERRATION: It causes results as to HOPELESSNESS.
  • ENIGMATIC: When its hard to get to understand that makes to be is PUZZLIING and more of MYSTERIOUS.
  • FABULOUS: In extraordinary time as to CHARMING.
  • LIBERATORY: And that causes as in LIBERTY.
  • DESPONDENT: And low with hopes for DEJECTED
  • JUBILANT: The great feeling expression HAPPINESS by EXSTATIC.
  • RECTIFY: As in Correct to be in Correct.
  • TRAUMA: Something that causes of SHOCK to make people think like them as in EMOTIONAL.
  • BLISTER: In little bubbles that is an cause with burning cause WOUND.
  • ATROCITY: As in extreme violence we can called ABSURDITY.
  • TREMENDOUS: Any great in amount scale size is REMARKABLE.

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