English Vocabulary

reluctant

Hesitant \ Hesitation

furious

extremely angry

wrecked

severely damaged or destroyed

affectionate

showing, feeling, or expressing gentle love, fondness, or warmth toward someone or something.

capricious

changing your mood, opinion, or behavior suddenly and unpredictably.

Tip: usually describes a person’s changing behavior or decisions, rather than simply feeling tired or wanting a change.

sentimental

feeling tender emotions, often connected to memories, affection, or nostalgia.
Use for emotional attachment or nostalgia.

Suppressing

hold back or prevent yourself from expressing feelings, thoughts, or desires.

indulged

to allow yourself or someone else to enjoy something pleasurable, often more than usual.

salty

Annoyed or upset (متحسس)

sluggish

means moving, acting, or thinking more slowly than usual; lacking energy.

numerous

many; a large number of something.

naive

lacking experience or being too trusting, so you may believe something easily.
(ساذج)

indispensable

absolutely necessary; something you cannot do without.

intriguing

very interesting or unusual in a way that makes you curious and want to know more.

exaggerate

make something seem bigger, better, worse, or more important than it really is.
Synonyms: overstate.

solitude

the state of being alone, especially when you enjoy the peace and quiet or want time to think.

intellectual

Meaning: Related to thinking, reasoning, learning, and understanding; or someone who enjoys using their mind to explore ideas.

Synonyms: intelligent, thoughtful

justice

Meaning: Fair treatment and making sure people receive what they deserve, especially according to laws or moral principles.

Synonyms: Fairness, equality

monumental

Meaning: can describe both something physically huge and something extremely important.

• Meaning 1: Extremely large — huge, large, massive, big, enormous.

• Meaning 2: Extremely important or significant — remarkable, historic, significant, extraordinary.

quintessential

representing the perfect or best example of something; the most typical.