Vocab list 9 second time

Captivate(v)

To draw someone’s attention or interest, especially through beauty or charm

Engross(v)

To completely absorb one’s attention

Enthrall(v)

To fascinate; to draw and hold someone’s attention

Enchant(v)

To charm or delight someone, as if by magic

Tempting(adj)

Alluring, enticing, or attracting

Intriguing(adj)

Interesting or attractive

Appealing(adj)

Having qualities that people want or enjoy

Alluring(adj)

Having great attraction and appeal

Moving(adj)

Causing a strong emotional response

Stirring(adj)

Arousing strong emotions or excitement

Singular(adj)

Exceptional or extraordinary

Unprecedented(adj)

Having never happened before

Exclusive(adj)

Limited to a specific person or group; not including others

Surreal(adj)

Having an irrational quality reminiscent of a dream

Fantastic(adj)

Imaginative; existing only in the imagination

Outlier(n)

Something exceptional; out of the ordinary; outside the normal range

Exception(n)

A person or thing that doesn’t the follow the usual rule or pattern

Abnormal(adj)

Not typical or expected; not normal

Anomalous(adj)

Differing from the standard or norm

Atypical(adj)

Not usual for a type or group; outside the normal

Radical(adj)

Departing significantly from established norms or beliefs

Disparate(adj)

Fundamentally different or distinct

Divergent(adj)

Differing; developing or moving in different directions

Elaborate(adj)

Carefully arranged or planned; full of complicated details

Intricate(adj)

Extremely detailed or complicated

Ornamental(adj)

Used for decoration; pretty but not useful

Ornate(adj)

Extremely or excessively detailed or decorated

Adorn(v)

To decorate or add ornaments to something or someone to make it more attractive

Embellish(v)

To make something more beautiful, interesting, or entertaining by adding decorative details; to exaggerate

Flamboyant(adj)

Dramatic, bold, or showy in appearance; drawing notice by being energetic, confident, or stylish

Gaudy(adj)

Showing and brightly-colored, but in an excessive or unrefined way

Ostentatious(adj)

Vulgar or pretentious in display; meant to attract attention or impress

Emulate(v)

To try to equal or surpass a person or achievement, usually out of respect

Replicate(v)

To copy exactly

Duplicate(v)

To make a precise copy of

Tedious(adj)

Causing boredom; long, dull, and tiresome

Monotonous(adj)

Having no change or source of interest

Banal(adj)

Boring or dreary; lacking originality or interest

Cliched(adj)

Showing a lack of originality; stereotypical

Hackneyed(adj)

Insignificant or lacking meaning because of overuse, especially of a word or phrase

Trite(adj)

Repetitive and dull; lacking originality and freshness

Formulaic(adj)

Lacking originality or creativity

Derivative(adj)

Based on something else

Insipid(adj)

Dull and uninspiring

Lackluster(adj)

Dull or colorless; lacking in energy or interest

Bland(adj)

Not very iinteresting

Pedestrian(adj)

Lacking in inspiration or imagination; ordinary or unremarkable

Mediocre(adj)

Ordinary or poor in quality; inferior

Mundane(adj)

Ordinary or commonplace; uninteresting

Nondescript(adj)

Lacking in any exceptional or memorable features