English Vocabulary

Palpable

Adj. readily seen or heard; touchable

Indolent

Adj. lazily; slothfully

Opaque

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

Amenities

Noun, convinenent features that helps to make life present. Also social curiosities

Debacle

Noun. A great disaster or complete failure; fiasco

Droll

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

Reprimands

Noun: meaning severe or formal scolding

Paraphernalia

Noun: meaning accessories or additional items

Petulant

Adj: meaning childishly sulky or bad tempered

Retaliate

Verb: meaning to get revenge or get even.

Stark

Adj: complete or utter; extreme

Jaunt

Noun: a short journey for pleasure 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 or near

Infallibility

Noun. The inability to name a mistake; flawless.

Precariously

Adv. unsteadily; insucearly

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

Subside

Verb. Become less intense, violent or severe

Aloof

Adj. not friendly or forthcoming; cool and distant

Fawning

Adj. gaining the favor of another by acting overly kind or using flattery

Dispirited

Adj. dejected discouraged; gloomy

Indignation

Noun. Anger or annoyance provided by what is perceived as unfair treatment.

Crestfallen

Adj. sad or disappointed