MP1 English Words

Belligerent (Adjective)

Hostile, combative, and aggressive; displaying a readiness or eager willingness to fight.

Benevolent (Adjective)

Characterized by expressing goodwill, kindness, or charitable feelings toward others; well-meaning and generous.

Cursory (Adjective)

Rapidly and often superficially performed or produced; hasty and lacking thorough attention to detail.

Duplicity (Noun)

Deceitfulness in speech or conduct; double-dealing or deliberately misleading others through dishonest actions.

Extol (Verb)

To praise highly, enthusiastically, or extravagantly; to glorify and laud accomplishments or virtues.

Feasible (Adjective)

Capable of being accomplished, executed, or brought about successfully; practical and workable.

Grimace (Noun)

A sharp, contorted facial expression indicating pain, disgust, disapproval, or contempt.

Holocaust (Noun)

A thorough destruction or slaughter on a vast scale, especially one caused by fire; historically, a completely burned sacrificial offering.

Impervious (Adjective)

Incapable of being penetrated, entered, or passed through; not affected, damaged, or influenced by external factors.

Impetus (Noun)

A driving force, impulse, or stimulus that initiates or accelerates activity, development, or momentum.

Jeopardy (Noun)

Exposure to imminent danger, peril, loss, injury, or hazard.

Meticulous (Adjective)

Showing extreme, scrupulous attention to precise details; exceptionally careful and thorough.

Nostalgia (Noun)

A bittersweet or affectionate yearning for the past, former associations, or places once known.

Quintessence (Noun)

The purest, most concentrated essence or perfect, typical embodiment of a quality, class, or concept.

Retrogress (Verb)

To return, revert, or decline to an earlier, inferior, or less developed state or condition.

Scrutinize (Verb)

To inspect, examine, or observe closely and critically with continuous, detailed attention.

Tepid (Adjective)

Moderately warm or lukewarm; marked by an absence of enthusiasm, conviction, or interest.

Adversary (Noun)

A person, group, or force that contends with, opposes, or resists another; an enemy or opponent in a contest or conflict.

Alienate (Verb)

To cause someone to withdraw, become estranged, indifferent, or actively hostile; to transfer ownership or conveyance.

Artifice (Noun)

A clever or cunning stratagem used to deceive or trick; skill or ingenuity in creating or scheming.

Coerce (Verb)

To compel, restrain, or force an unwilling person to do something through intimidation, pressure, or threats.

Craven (Adjective)

Contemptibly lacking in courage; cowardly, faint-hearted, and fearful in the face of danger.

Culinary (Adjective)

Relating to, suitable for, or characteristic of kitchens, cooking, or the preparation of food.

Demise (Noun)

The termination, downfall, or death of a person, especially someone of elevated status, or the end of an institution.

Exhilarate (Verb)

To fill with vitality, high spirits, and cheerful excitement; to enliven or invigorate.

Fallow (Adjective)

Plowed and prepared but left unseeded during a growing season; inactive, dormant, or uncultivated.

Harass (Verb)

To trouble, disturb, or worry persistently; to exhaust an opponent or individual through repeated attacks or annoyance.