Vocabulary Study Lists

A set of vocabulary flashcards covering terms, parts of speech, and definitions from weekly vocabulary study sheets.

Obsolete

(Adjective) No longer in use or useful.

Quantitative

(Adjective) Of, relating to, or expressible in quantity.

Banal

(Adjective) Lacking originality, freshness, or novelty.

Colossal

(Adjective) Extremely large.

Burgeon

(Verb) To develop or grow quickly.

Loquacious

(Adjective) Someone who talks a lot.

Conceive

(Verb) To imagine something.

Obscure

(Adjective) Not known to many people.

Aloof

(Adjective / Adverb) Removed or distant, either physically or emotionally; at a distance.

Antagonize

(Verb) To incur or provoke the hostility of; to act in opposition to.

Arid

(Adjective) Excessively dry; lacking interest and life.

Adulation

(Noun) Extreme or excessive admiration or flattery.

Concur

(Verb) To agree with someone or something.

Enumerate

(Verb) To ascertain the number of; to specify one after another.

Equivocate

(Verb) To use conflicting language to deceive; to avoid committing oneself in what one says.