entire english vocab

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olfactory

relating to the sense of smell

ominous

the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen

pacifism

the belief that any violence including war, in unjustifieable under any circumstances, all disputes should be settled by peaceful means

pensive

deep in thought, reflective

perfunctory

done with little interest or thought

pernicious

having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way

pragmatic

practical, reasonable and logical

precarious

not securely held or in position, dependent on chance, uncertain

prodigious

great in extent, size, or degree, huge

proletariat

workers or working class people

promulgate

to publicize, promote or make widely known an idea or cause

remonstrate

to say or plead in protest, obsection, or disapproval

repudiate

to reject with denial, to refuse to aknowledge

rhetoric

the use of language, the art of speaking

sententious

judgemental, self righteous, in a pompous manner

spurious

bogus, fake, false

squalid

extremely dirty and unpleasant

stoic

a person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings

supplant

supersede and replace

sycophantic

behaving or done in an compliant way in order to gain advantage, obsequious

tactile

pertaining to touch, tangible

tangible

touchable, physical, real, solid, concrete

ubiquitous

present, appearing, or found everywhere

vehement

showing strong feelings, forceful, passionate, or intense

verbose

using or expressed in more words than needed

vexation

something that causes annoyance, frustration, or worry

voluble

talkative, loquacious, verbose

impede

delay or prevent someone or something by obstructing them, to hinder

imperialism

a policy of extending a countryś power and influence through diplomacy or military force

impertinent

not relevant, obsolete

incarnate

embodied in flesh, in human form

incongruous

not in harmony or keeping with the surrounding, out of place

incorrigible

bad beyond correction, not easily changed

indignant

feeling or showing anger or annoyance, resentful

ineradicable

unable to be destroyed or removed

ingenuity

the quality of being clever, original, and inventive

innumerable

too many to be counted

inordinate

unusually or disproportionately large

irreparable

unfixable beyond repair

jocund

cheerful, merry

jovial

cheerful and friendly

judicious

exersizing good judgement

kinetic

pertaining to motion

knave

a dishonest person

laconic

using very few words

lament

expression of grief or sorrow, to mourn

lascivious

feeling or revealing an overt and often offensive sexual desire

magnanimous

generous in forgiving an insult or injury, charitable

manifest

clear or obvious to the eye or mind, to display, show, or reveal

mendacious

habitually telling lies, dishonest

misogyny

dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against women

nebulous

cloudy, hazy, unclear, vague

nihilism

the rejection of all religious and moral principles, often in the belied that life is meaningless

obsequious

obedient or attentive to an excessive degree

didactic

teaching or intending to teach

divisive

disruptive, hostile, creating dissension

dogmatic

inclidned to lay down principles in an opinionated way, asssertive

eccentric

unconventional and slightly strange

egregious

shocking, appalling, bad

emergence

the act of appearing, development

enervate

to weaken or deprive force or strength

euphoric

intense excitement and happiness

exasperate

irritate intensely

fanatical

enthusiastic, devoted

fastidious

very attentive and concerned about accuracy and detail

fatalism

the belief that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable

fickle

changing frequently, especially in regards to oneś loyalties, interests, or affection

futile

useless, ineffective, pointless

gait

a personś manner of walking

garish

excessively bright and showy

grandeur

the state of being impressive or awesome, especially of appearance or style

gregarious

sociable, outgoing

hiatus

a pause, a gap, a break or time off

homage

a special honor or respect shown publicly

ideology

a system of ideas, especially one that forms the basis of economic or political

accost

to approach or confront boldly

acquiescence

acceptance of something without protest

ambiguity

doubtfulness, uncertainty

ambivalent

having mixed feelings or conflicting ideas about someone or something

apathy

lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern

ardent

enthusiastic, devoted, eager

asinine

extremely stupid or foolish

audacity

boldness, daring, fearlessness

aural

pertaining to the sense of hearing

barren

depleted, desolate, empty

beguile

to influence in a deceptive way

bemuse

to confuse

benevolent

kind, goodwill, helping others

bequeath

to leave to a person or beneficiary by a will, pass something on

brevity

concise and exact use of words, shortness of time

brood

to persistently worry

calamity

an event causing great and often sudden damage or distress, a disaster

candid

truthful, straightforward, frank, informal

conciliate

to win or gain favor, to overcome the distrust

conspicuous

standing out, to be clearly visable

contemptuous

temperamental, insulting, disrespectful

convoluted

extremely complex, difficult to follow, tangled

deprecate

to express earnest disapproval of

desolate

deserted of people, bleak and dismal emptiness

despotic

in control or complete authority, authoritarian, oppressive