English Vocab

Palpable

Adjective. Readily seen or heard; touchable.

Indolent

Adjective. Lazily; slothfully

Opaque

Adjective. Not letting light through; not clear or lucid; dense, stupid.

Amenities

Noun. Convenient features that helps to make life pleasant; social courtesies

Debacle

Noun. A great disaster or complete failure; fiasco

Droll

Adj. having a humorous utility; amusing in an unusual way

Reprimands

Noun. Severe or formal scolding

Paraphernalia

Noun. Accessories or additional items.

Petulant

Adjective. Childishly sulky, or bad tempered

retaliate

Verb. To get revenge; get even

Stark

Adjective. Complete or utter; extreme

Jaunt

Noun. A short journey for please or enjoyment

Insufferable

Adj. Impossible to bear; intolerable

Contemplate

Verb. To think about or consider carefully; to ponder

Sullenly

Adv. resentfully; gloomily

Serene

Adj. calm, peaceful

Reiterated

Verb. Repeated

Imminent

Adj. about to happen; impending; near

Infallibility

Noun. Inability to make a mistake; flawless

Precariously

Adv. unsteadily; insecurely

Morose

Adj. having a gloomy or sullen manner; not friendly or sociable

Imperious

Adj. overbearing, arrogant; seeking to dominate; pressing, compelling.

Dejected

Adj. Downcast or sad; depressed, dispirited.

Mollify

Verb. To calm or make less severe.

Pugnacious

Adj. quarrelsome, fond of fighting.

Ominous

Adj. unfavorable, threatening; of bad omen.

Derision

Noun. Ridicule, mockery