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Ambivalence
NOUN: The simultaneous existence of conflicting feelings or thoughts, such as love and hate, about a person, an object, or an idea (L10)
Avail
NOUN: Use, benefit, or advantage; also VERB: to be of use (L10)
Equivalent
ADJ: Equal in quantity, force, meaning, or value; Having similar or identical functions or effects; practically equal (L10)
Evaluation
NOUN: The act of judging the value or worth of; The result of evaluating; a judgement or appraisal (L10)
Evince
VERB: To show or exhibit, as an emotion; To demonstrate clearly or convincingly; to make evident (L10)
Invalid
ADJ: Being without foundation or force in fact, truth, or law; not in effect; worthless; Falsely based or reasoned; faulty; unjustified (L10)
Invaluable
ADJ: Of inestimable use or help; indispensable; Having great value; priceless (L10)
Prevail
VERB: To be greater in strength or influence; triumph; To be or become effective; To be most common or frequent; be predominant (L10)
Valedictory
VERB: Bidding farewell; a farewell address (L10)
Vanquish
VERB: To defeat in a battle, conflict, or competition; To overcome or subdue, as an emotion; suppress (L10)
Abound
VERB: To be great in number of amount; To be fully supplied or filled; teem (L11)
Amplitude
NOUN: Greatness of size; magnitude; Fullness; Breadth or range, as of intelligence (L11)
Augment
VERB: To make greater, as in size, extent, or quantity; increase; In music, to increase by a half tone (L11)
Brevity
NOUN: Briefness of duration; Concise expression; terseness (L11)
Commensurate
ADJ: Of the same size, extent, or duration; Corresponding in size or degree; proportionate (L11)
Diminish
VERB: To make smaller or less or cause to appear smaller or less; To detract from the authority, rank, or prestige of; In music to reduce by a half tone (L11)
Infinitesimal
ADJ: Immeasurably or incalculably tiny (L11)
Modicum
NOUN: A small amount or quantity (L11)
Prodigious
ADJ: Impressively great in size, force, or extent; enormous; extraordinary; marvelous (L11)
Quota
NOUN: A proportional share assigned to a group or a member of a group; allotment; A maximum or fixed number or amount (L11)
Abdicate
VERB: To relinquish formally; To relinquish high office or responsibility (L12)
Abnegate
VERB: To deny oneself; renounce (L12)
Absolve
VERB: To pronounce clear of blame or guilt; To relieve from obligation; To pardon (a sin) (L12)
Catharsis
NOUN: A purifying or figurative cleaning or release of tension (L12)
Countermand
VERB: To cancel or reverse; To recall by contrary order (L12)
Recant
VERB: To make a formal retraction or disavowal of (a statement or previously held belief) (L12)
Recoup
VERB: To receive an equivalent for; make up for (L12)
Renunciation
NOUN: The act of giving something up, especially by formal announcement (L12)
Rescind
VERB: To make void; repeal or annul (L12)
Waive
VERB: To relinquish or give up voluntarily; To refrain from insisting upon or enforcing; to dispense with (L12)
auspicious
L7
adj Attended by favorable circumstances; suggesting a positive outcome
circumspect
L7
adj Heedful of circumstances or consequences; prudent.
despicable
L7
adj Deserving of scorn or contempt; vile.
introspective
L7
adj Self-examining; thinking about one's own thoughts and feelings.
prospective
L7
adj Likely to happen; expected
specious
L7
adj Having the ring of truth but actually false:
auspices
L7
n Protection or support; patronage; A portent, omen, or augury, especially when based on the action of birds.
perspicuity
L7
n The quality of being clearly expressed or easily understood
specter
L7
n A threatening or haunting possibility.
spectrum
L7
n A broad sequence or range of related qualities, ideas, or activities.
consummate
L8
adj Supremely accomplished or skilled; Complete or perfect in every respect
deft
L8
adj Skillful; adroit.
facile
L8
adj Done or achieved with little effort or difficulty; easy.
incompetent
L8
adj Not capable; not properly or well qualified.
inept
L8
adj Awkward or clumsy.
proficient
L8
adj Performing in a given art, skill, or branch of learning with expert correctness and facility; adept.
acuity
L8
n Acuteness of perception; keenness
cunning
L8
n Skill or adeptness in performance; dexterity; Shrewd or crafty in manipulation or deception.
endowment
L8
n A natural gift or quality; Funds or property donated to an institution, individual, or group as a source of income.
propensity
L8
n An innate inclination; tendency.
exigent
L9
adj Requiring immediate attention or remedy; urgent.
imperious
L9
adj Arrogantly domineering or overbearing.
blandishment
L9
n The act of coaxing by flattery or wheedling.
injunction
L9
n A command, directive, or order.
mendicant
L9
n A beggar; Depending upon alms (money or food) for a living
query
L9
n A question; inquiry; a doubt in the mind
beseech
L9
v To address an earnest or urgent request to; implore; to beg for
cajole
L9
v To coax gently and persistently; wheedle.
elicit
L9
v To bring out; evoke; To call forth
enjoin
L9
v To direct with authority and emphasis; command by prohibiting or forbidding
implicit
L4
adj - Implied or understood although not expressed. (VOC 4)
inexplicable
L4
adj - Incapable of being explained or interpreted. (VOC 4)
supple
L4
adj - Readily bent; pliant; Moving and bending with agility; limber. (VOC 4)
complicity
L4
n - Involvement as an accomplice in a crime or wrongdoing (VOC 4)
plight
L4
n - A condition or situation of difficulty or adversity. (VOC 4)
replica
L4
n - A copy or reproduction of a work of art, especially one made by the original artist (VOC 4)
deploy
L4
v - To station or distribute (persons or forces) systematically (VOC 4)
explicate
L4
v - To explain; To make meaning clear (VOC 4)
implicate
L4
v - To involve or connect incriminatingly; To involve or suggest by logical necessity (VOC 4)
replicate
L4
v - To duplicate, copy, or repeat. (VOC 4)
execrable
L5
adj - Extremely inferior; very bad; Detestable; hateful (VOC 5)
scurrilous
L5
adj - Using or expressed in vulgar and abusive language; foul-mouthed. (VOC 5)
vitriolic
L5
adj - Bitterly severe; harsh; sharp. (VOC 5)
aspersion
L5
n - A damaging or false statement (VOC 5)
vituperation
L5
n - Sustained and bitter attack or condemnation; blame. (VOC 5)
deprecate
L5
v - To express disapproval of. (VOC 5)
deride
L5
v - To laugh at in scorn; scoff at; mock. (VOC 5)
ostracize
L5
v - To banish or exclude from a group; shun. (VOC 5)
rebuke
L5
v - To criticize or reprimand sharply and sternly. (VOC 5)
spurn
L5
v - To reject or refuse disdainfully. (VOC 5)
accommodating
L6
adj - Willing to help; obliging. (VOC 6)
adamant
L6
adj - Firm and unyielding in purpose or opinion; inflexible. (VOC 6)
tractable
L6
adj - Easily managed or controlled; docile. (VOC 6)
accord
L6
n - Agreement; harmony; A settlement or compromise of conflicting opinions. (VOC 6)
camaraderie
L6
n - A spirit of loyalty, mutual trust, and good will between or among friends or comrades. (VOC 6)
compliance
L6
n - An act of doing as another wishes or yielding to a request or command. (VOC 6)
volition
L6
n - An act of willing, choosing, or deciding; power or capability of determining. (VOC 6)
willfulness
L6
n - Unreasonable stubbornness; The inclination to impose one's will on others. (VOC 6)
acquiesce
L6
v - To consent or comply passively or without protest; accept. (VOC 6)
propitiate
L6
v - To prevent or reduce the anger of; soothe; appease. (VOC 6)
Appellation
L1
n A name or title that distinguishes or identifies
Dipthong
L1
n A speech sound that consists of either two vowels or a vowel and a semivowel (such as y) contained in a single syllable.
Eponym
L1
n A person, place, or thing that something else is named after -- or it can be the word or name itself.
Linguistics
L1
n The study of human speech, especially its components, structure, and changes.
Neologism
L1
n A newly made-up word, phrase, or expression.
Parlance
L1
n A particular manner or kind of speech
Patois
L1
n A regional or uneducated version of a language
Polyglot
L1
adj Consisting of many groups speaking different languages; also, a computer file written to work in multiple programming languages
Solecism
L1
n Grammatical mistakes or blunders
Vulgar
L1
adj Lacking sophistication or good taste; unrefined