English VOCAB

Acolyte (noun)

A person who assists in some religious services by carrying out minor duties, one who attends or assists, a follower.

Bibulous (adjective)

Given to the cunsumption of achololic drinks

Coalesce (verb)

To grow together, to unite to form a whole.

Covert (adjective)

Not openly acknowledged, secret.

Declaim (verb)

to recite something in the style of a public speech, to speak in a loud, theatrical way.

delineate (verb)

to describe vividly and in detail

demagogue (noun)

A leader who seeks power by appealing to peoples emotions and prejudices and by making false claims and promises.

encomium (noun)

An expression of warm and enthusiastic praise, a tribute

obdurate (adjective)

resistant to persuasion, inflexible

prescience (noun)

Foresight, knowledge beforehand of events.

Protagonist (noun)

The chief character in a drama or story.

sedulous (adjective)

Completed with careful perseverance, diligent

trenchant (adjective)

Expressed with vigor and penetrating insight, keenly perceptive.

Utopia (noun)

A place or state of perfect social and political conditions.

Valedictory (noun)

A farewell address, especially one given at a graduation ceremony.