Words from books

Words from books I've read

Impetuous

Characterized by sudden and forceful action or emotion; acting or done quickly and without thought.

petulance

A quality of being irritable or easily annoyed, often characterized by sulky or peevish behavior.

lithe

Having a flexible and graceful body.

opulence

A state of great wealth, luxury, and lavishness, often displayed in ostentatious ways.

contemputous

Displaying disdain or scorn, often showing a lack of respect toward someone or something.

repudiate

To reject or disown something, often formally or with emphasis, especially in relation to beliefs or claims.

serendipity

The occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way, often leading to unexpected discoveries.

placid

in a placid manner : calmly, phlegmatically, complacently

dithering

to act nervously or indecisively. To Vacillate