English (words) 2

putrid

very bad smell

pungent     

very strong smell

haggard

very tired

solemn

very serious tone

contaminated

very dirty water

treacherous

very difficult path

pernicious 

დამღუპველი მავნებელი საზიანო. having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle or hidden way

stagnant 

motionless, inactive

to vex

to annoy / irritate

to wane

to diminish / decline

zenith

peak, summit

to banish

to exile / expel

capricious

changing suddenly and unpredictably—especially in mood or behavior. unpredictable, whimsical

underhanded

deceitful

to erode

to wear away / deteriorate. To slowly weaken, reduce, or destroy something (like trust, confidence, power, or values).

to foster

to nurture / encourage

to abnegate

to reject / or give up. To reject, renounce, or give up something, usually something you want (like rights, desires, or responsibilities), often for moral, religious, or personal reasons.

blithe

carefree

capitol

government building

disquiet

worry, unease

to enervate

to weaken. To make someone feel weak, drained, or lacking energy—physically or mentally. It describes something that reduces strength or vitality.

felicitous

Well-chosen or appropriate

felicitous

Pleasant or fortunate

garrulity

excessive talkativeness

hubristic

arrogant

ineffable

indescribable

jocund

cheerful

munificence

generosity

obdurate

stubborn

proclivity

tendency. A natural tendency or inclination to do something, especially something habitual, often something negative or unusual. It usually refers to what someone is naturally drawn to or likely to do.

querulous

often complaining or whining

to rescind

to cancel / revoke. To formally cancel, revoke, or take back something like a law, order, agreement, or decision. It’s used in formal, legal, or official contexts, not casual daily talk.

sublime

awe-inspiring or magnificent

covert

hidden, secret

felicity

great happiness; skillfulness in expression. It can refer to emotional happiness or the art of saying things elegantly.

gauche

lacking social grace or sensitivity. Often used to describe behavior, manners, or speech that is awkward or tactless.

harried

Feeling stressed, rushed, or troubled, usually because of too many demands or problems. It describes someone who is overwhelmed and anxious.

inept

clumsy or lacking skill

jaded

Tired, worn out, or lacking enthusiasm, usually from overwork or overexposure. It describes a feeling of fatigue or dulled interest.

lurid

Very vivid in a shocking, sensational, or unpleasant way — often used for colors, descriptions, or events.

lurid

Gruesome, horrifying, or sensationalized — meant to shock or alarm.

maudlin

overly emotional or sentimental

nugatory

worthless, insignificant. It usually describes someone or smth overly sentimental to the point of being silly or annoying.

obstreperous

noisy; hard to control

quisling

traitor who conspires with an enemy

to renege

to go back on a promise. to fail to honor something previously agreed upon. It’s often used in formal, legal, or moral contexts.

surreptitious

done secretly or stealthily often because it would not be approved

tantamount

Equivalent in effect, value, or significance; essentially the same as

indomitable

someone who keeps fighting or trying, no matter how hard things get

obsolete

means something is no longer in use, no longer produced, or has been replaced by something newer or better. outdated

to cater

means to provide what is needed or desired, often for a specific group of people; it can also mean supplying food and service for events. to provide

to commend

to praise

to commend

it can also mean to recommend something as suitable.

to conform

to follow

to dispel

means to make something (such as a belief, fear, or doubt) go away by proving it is false or unnecessary. to get rid of

to elicit

means to draw out, bring forth, or provoke a response, reaction, or information from someone

to revoke

means to officially cancel, withdraw, or take back something such as a law, right, or permission

to abdicate

to give up a position or power or responsibility

to agitate

to stir up or upset

to assert

to state strongly

desolate

empty, lonely

to disperse

means to scatter, spread out, or go in different directions

to evoke

to bring to mind

to forsake

means to abandon or give up someone or something, often permanently or in a way that suggests disloyalty.

to inhibit

to hold back / restrain. means to hinder, restrain, or prevent something from happening or developing normally.

fickle

Changeable. means likely to change frequently and unpredictably, especially in feelings, loyalty, or interests

apoplectic

extremely angry

to capitulate

to surrender. means to surrender or give in, especially after resistance or pressure, often by agreeing to terms you previously opposed

facsimile

exact copy

genteel

polite

implacable

unstoppable, unforgiving

knavery

trickery. means dishonest or deceitful behavior; trickery or fraud, especially done to cheat others.

contumacious

disobedient, rebellious

largesse

generosity

mendicant

beggar

to obviate

to prevent

penchant

strong liking or natural tendency toward something

to abrogate

to cancel a law or agreement

belligerent

hostile, aggressive

guile

clever but dishonest behaviour

harbinger

a sign of something to come. means something that signals or foreshadows that something else is about to happen, especially something significant

impecunious

having little or no money

morass

means a complicated, confusing, or difficult situation that is hard to escape from; it can also literally refer to a swamp or marsh.

obsequious

excessively submissive or eager to please

gaudy

means excessively bright, flashy, or showy in a way that is tasteless or lacking elegance. flashy, garish

tenacity

persistent determination

unassailable

impossible to challenge or defeat

veracity

truthfulness, accuracy. the quality of being honest or of something being correct

wistful

sadly longing, reflective

cacophony

a harsh, loud, and unpleasant mixture of sounds

to debilitate

to weaken

eloquent

well-spoken, expressing ideas beautifully and effectively

facetious

means treating serious issues with inappropriate humor; joking about something that should be taken seriously.

gregarious

outgoing

to hinder

to block

meticulous

careful

nefarious

evil

to alleviate

to ease

benevolent

kind

insipid

means lacking flavor, interest, or excitement; dull and uninteresting