WOW Test

Fallacy (n): False idea; mistaken belief; myth

Expedite (v): To make faster; to make easier; to speed up

Dulcet (adj): Having a soothing or melodious sound

Magnanimous (adj): Noble; Generous 

Salubrious (adj): Healthy; wholesome; beneficial to one's health

Elucidate (v): To make lucid; to make clear

Augment (v): To enhance; to enlarge

Paltry (adj): Measly; trivial; of a small amount

Judicious (adj): Wise; showing good judgement

Perfunctory (adj): Lacking enthusiasm; dutiful; obligatory

Winsome (adj): Attractive or appealing in appearance or character

Homogeneous (adj): Of the same kind; alike 

Omnivorous (adj): Feeding on both animal and vegetable substances

Latent (adj): Present and capable of emerging, but not yet visible

Quixotic (adj): Foolishly impractical especially in pursuit of ideals

Charlatan (n): A person who pretends to have skills they do not have

Burgeon (v): To begin to grow or increase rapidly; to flourish

Tangible (adj): Perceptible by touch; a physical thing

Stagnant (adj): Someone or something that has little to no movement; not flowing or running as in a body of water

Deprecate (v): To express disapproval of; to detest

Morose (adj): Sullen; gloomy; moody; ill-tempered

Arduous (adj): Involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult or tiring

Astute (adj): Having or showing an ability to accurately assess situations or people; quick-witted; perceptive 

Nonchalant (adj): Feeling or appearing casually calm; not displaying interest 

Superficial (adj): Concerned only with the obvious or the physical; shallow

Catharsis (n): The purging of the emotions or relieving of emotional tensions; closure

Nullify (v): To make legally null and void; to cancel out 

Prodigious (adj): Remarkably or impressively great in size or degree; remarkable

Ostensible (adj): Appearing or claiming to be one thing when it is really something else; supposed; apparent 

Zealot (n): A person with very strong opinions; a fan; a supporter