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Vocabulary 1-20
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scrutinize(v.)
To examine or inspect something closely and thoroughly.
scrutiny (n.)
famine(n)
extreme scarcity of food
ambiance(n.)
feeling; aura of an environment
punctual(adj.)
Arriving or doing something at the agreed or correct time; on time.
punctually(adv.) punctuality(n.)
adversity(n.)
difficulties; misfortune
rapport(n.)
a relationship of understanding & agreement
justified(adj.)
valid; has a good reason; sound
humility(n.)
a modest or low view of ones own importance; humbleness
humble(adj.) humbly(adv.)
indignant(adj.)
feeling or showing anger or annoyance of what is perceived of as unfair treatment.
resilient(adj.)
recover; heal quickly from difficult conditions.
resilience(n.) resiliency(n.) resiliently(adv.)
rampant(adj.)
flourishing or spreading uncontrollably; unchecked (usually of something unwelcome or unpleasant.
diligent(adj.)
having or showing care in ones work or duties; hardworking
diligence(n.) diligently(adv.)
comply(v.)
to act according to a command/request/order
compliant(adj.) compliance(n.) compliantly(adv.)
ample(adj.)
enough or more than enough; plenty; plentiful
amply(adv.)
pretext(n.)
a reason given in justification of a course of an action that is not the real reason; ruse; guise
blasphemy(n.)
the act or offense of speaking about god or sacred things; profane talk
blasphemous(adj.) blasphemously(adv.)
exasperated(adj.)
intensely irritated & frustrated
exasperating(adj.) exasperate(v.) exasperation(n.)
feign (v.)
pretend to be affected by ( a feeling, state, or injury)
animosity(n.)
strong hostility; tension; unfriendliness; antagonistic)
tranquil(adj.)
free from disturbance ;calm; peaceful
ludicrous(adj.)
so foolish, unreasonable, or out of place as to be amusing; ridiculous; absurd
ludicrously(adv.)
perilous(adj.)
full of danger or risk
peril(n.)
ardent(adj.)
very enthusiastic or passionate
ardently(adv.)
evade(v.)
escape or avoid something especially by cleverness or trickery
evasion (n.)
frugal(adj.)
economical regarding money or food; thrifty
frugality(n.) frugally(adv.)