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Sem 2
Extroverted
Outgoing, social, friendly, gregarious.
Theoretical
Concerned with thinking about an idea or concept as opposed to using or applying it.
Tortuous
Containing many irregular bends, turns, or complications.
Exculpate
To show or prove that someone is not guilty.
Defame
To slander or attack verbally.
Bestial
Animalistic; like an animal.
Isothermal
Describing two or more things that are equal in temperature.
Miscreant
A villain or wrongdoer.
Noxious
Harmful, dangerous.
Remnant
Something that is left over or continues to exist.
Stolid
Demonstrating little emotion; not easily excited.
Melancholy
A feeling of thoughtful sadness.
Olfactory
Of or relating to the sense of smell.
Proclivity
The tendency to choose or do something.
Adhesive
Sticky; having the ability to stick to something else.
Cacophony
Loud, confusing, disagreeable sounds.
Proboscis
A long, flexible snout, similar to that of an elephant or mosquito.
Ravenous
Extremely hungry, starving, voracious.
Censor
To exclude or omit parts or all of an artistic work.
Obligatory
Required by some rule (legal, moral, etc.).
Demagogue
A leader who seeks support by appealing to the popular desires of the people.
Fallacious
Illogical; based on faulty logic.
Emissary
A person sent on a certain mission, often as a political ambassador.
Dolorous
Feeling or expressing great sorrow or distress.
Endoscopy
A procedure by which a doctor inspects a person’s large intestine using a long, thin, flexible camera.
Autocratic
Describing a ruler or leader who has absolute power.
Hypothermia
A dangerous condition in which a person’s body temperature falls far below normal levels.
Neophyte
A beginner; a person who is very new to something.
Heliocentric
Representing the sun as the center, as in the accepted view of our solar system.
Sentient
Able to feel or perceive things.
Subside
To wear off or die down.
Divert
To turn aside; to turn away from.
Insidious
Working or plotting in a hidden, sinister way.
Linguist
One who specializes in the study of language and its structure.
Invigorate
To energize; to give life to.
Manifest
To appear in physical form.
Verbose
Using or expressing more words than are needed.
Beatific
Blissfully happy.
Cognizant
Having knowledge of; being aware of.
Benevolence
Any act of kindness or goodwill.
