Vocabulary (Personal)

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Novelette (Novulet)

A very short story or book

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Conversant (Kunvrsent)

Very well-versed or knowledgeable about something

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Grobian (

A clumsy or rude person

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Tacit

Understood without being openly expressed

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Sashay

To walk in a confident, exaggerated way

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Isochronous

Happening at regular, equal time periods

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Recusancy

Refusal to accept authority or comply

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Incarnadine

Having a pinkish or reddish color

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Preclude

To prevent

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Exuberant

Full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness

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Gelid

Very cold

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Quidnunc

A person who is eager to know news

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Congenially

In a friendly and pleasant way

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Aphorist

A person who shares wise sayings

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Remonstrate

To argue against something to change it

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Hircin

Having a strong, unpleasant smell like a goat

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Innocuous

Harmless, inoffensive

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Rendition

A personal way of presenting something

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Quixotic

Romantically idealistic

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Contravene

To contradict, oppose, violate

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Adjure

To earnestly request or urge someone

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Sylph

A slim, graceful young woman

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Artlessness

The quality of being honest and simple

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Placid

Calm and peaceful

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Ostentatious

Excessively, showy, glitzy

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Sesquipedalian

Using long and complex words

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Appertain

To relate or belong to something

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Enumerate

To list things one after another

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Courtliness

Elegant and polite behavior like royalty

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Presentiment

A feeling something bad will happen

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Sagacious

Smart and wise

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Contretemps

An unexpected and unfortunate occurrence

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Esurient

Hungry, greedy, pr eager for something

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Noumena

The true nature of something beyond our senses

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Indelible

Impossible to erase or forget

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Extenuation

Making something seem less serious

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Effuse

To express feelings freely or abundantly

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Fatuous

Silly, foolish

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Volubility

The ability to speak or write easily

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Reticence

The quality of being quiet and not sharing thoughts easily

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Eminent

Distinguished, prominent, famous

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Conciliatory

Friendly, agreeable

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Befog

To make someone feel confused

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Elucidate

To clarify, explain

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Nugatory

Of no value or importance

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Enigmatic

Mysterious, difficult to understand

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Contrapposto

An artistic pose with weight on one leg

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Percipient

Someone who notices or understands things

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Compunction

Distress caused by feeling guilty

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Continence

Self-control over desires and actions

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Shwa

A simple, neutral vowel sound (like the a in sofa)

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Fauces

The throat passage behind the mouth

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Somnolent

Sleepy, drowsy

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Ambulate

To walk from place to place

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Sententiously

In a way that is self-righteous or excessively moralizing

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Fugacious

Lasting for a very short time

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Corpulent

Fat or overweight

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Tachymeter

A tool for quick measurements

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Smarmy

Excessively or annoyingly flattering

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Phonology

Study of sounds in human speech

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Fervid

Very emotional or passionate

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Remorseful

Feeling regret or guilt over something done wrong

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Rebut

To argue against something

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Indignation

Strong displeasure at something considered unjust, offensive, insulting, or base; righteous anger

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Cogent

Intellectually convincing

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Impertinent

Intrusive or presumptuous, as persons or their actions; insolently rude; uncivil

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Pragmatist

A person who takes a practical approach to problems and is concerned primarily with the success or failure of their actions