Vocab list 2 (part5)-Day11

Inevitable

Inevitable

certain to occur or bound to happen

Imminent

near; approaching; about to happen

To digress

to stray, especially from the main subject in writing or speaking

Imply

to express indirectly

Corroborate

to confirm or give support to

Transform

to change noticeably in appearance, form or condition

Protocol

a code of correct conduct

Diligent

careful and hardworking

Negligent

careless or neglectful

Potable

safe to drink; drinkable

FRIBIEE

FReebie

Futile

having no useful result;

Implement

to put into effect

Pummel

to pound

Intervene

to come between as if to separate

Adhere

to follow or stick to

Antithesis

the direct opposite

Scrutinize

to examine closely

Reiterate

to restate something for emphasis or clarity

Salvage

to save from total loss or destruction

Resilient

characterized by the ability to recover from or adjust to misfortune or change

Subtle

so slight as to be difficult to detect; not obvious

Loath

unwilling or reluctant

Assertive

characterized by boldness or confidence

Cease

to bring or come to an end; to stop

Emigration

the act of leaving a country or region to live elsewhere

Imperative

necessary or mandatory

Deviate

to stray or move away from an established course

Aberration

a deviation from the normal or the typical

Arduous

difficult or hard to do; laborious; strenuous

Reprieve

a cancellation or postponement of a punishment which often gives the individual another chance

Arbitrary

chosen or determined at random without rhyme, reason, or logic

Supplement

to make or become greater in size, extent or quantity; to increase

Ad Nauseam

to a disgusting or absurd degree

Bewilder

to confuse

Sophomoric

of or like a sophomore; exhibiting immaturity and lack of judgment

Omnipotent

having unlimited power, authority or force

Omniscient

having total knowledge; knowing everything

Omnipresent

being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time

Critique

a critical analysis or evaluation

Stoic

unemotional

Litany

a long, often repetitious list

Placate

to appease or pacify

Epitome

a typical or perfect example of its kind

Expedite

to speed up the process of;

Ostracize

to banish or exclude from a group

Sinister

evil or suggesting evil

Prolific

producing something in great abundance

Succumb

to give in

Venerable

commanding respect as a result of age, dignity, character, or position

Eradicate

to remove or destroy completely