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English Vocab 1-9
FINAL
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Having great consequence or far-reaching importance; weighty | Momentous |
| Often arrogant and stubborn, unyielding in opinion | Dogmatic |
| Easily managed or handled; gentle, mild tame | Docile |
| To put aside one's dignity or superiority voluntarily and assume equality with one regarded as inferior | Condescend |
| Total lack of concern | Complacent |
| A desire to do good to others | Benevolence |
| A natural liking for or attraction to a person, thing, idea, etc. | Affinity |
| Affecting or moving the emotions; touching, stirring, affecting, piercing | Poignant |
| To satisfy or totally fill | Satiate |
| Being above and independent of the material universe | Transcendent |
| Rich | Affluent |
| Helpful | Conducive |
| To make easier | Facilitate |
| Harmless | Innocuos |
| Important | Integral |
| Calm | Nonchalant |
| Self-centered | Pompous |
| Having no emotion | Stolid |
| Touch | Tangible |
| Huge | Titanic |
| To imitate | Emulate |
| Offensive | Flagrant |
| Out-going | Gregarious |
| Not countable | Innumerable |
| One tone | Monotonous |
| To exclude | Ostracize |
| Smooth | Suave |
| Clearly expressed in few words | Succinct |
| Revengeful | Vindictive |
| Following no pattern | Volatile |
| Something that speeds up a reaction, development, or change | Catalyst |
| Subject to a habit of behavior for a long time | Chronic |
| To become thin by wasting away of skin | Emaciated |
| To flow or leak out slowly | Exude |
| Impenetrable | Impervious |
| No real value | Nugatory |
| Boastful showiness | Ostentation |
| To go to as a customer | Patronize |
| Fear or anxiety | Trepidation |
| Characterized by noisiness | Vociferous |
| Severe or stern in appearance | Austere |
| Effective and clear in thought, convincing | Cogent |
| Agreeable or pleasing in nature or character | Cogenial |
| The quality of being the final, ultimate or best example | Definitive |
| (Adjective) Tending to promote a desired objective; proper under the circumstances | Expedient |
| A desire to see harm | Malice |
| Foolhardy boldness or disregard of danger; reckless | Temerity |
| Not fully worked out, concluded, or agreed upon | Tentative |
| Characterized by forcefulness of expression or intensity of emotion or conviction | Vehement |
| Trying attentively avoid danger, risk, or error | Wary |
| Having to do with beauty, emotion, sensation; _____ pleasing | Aesthetic |
| Greed | Avarice |
| Inclined or eager to fight; aggressive; usually when drunk | Belligerent |
| Someone who saves the day | Deus ex machina |
| Certain, positive | Incontestable |
| Never changing, in capable of being changed, always constant and uniform; usually adverb | Invariable |
| Extremely careful and precise | Meticulous |
| Lacking stability, sketchy | Precarious |
| Revenge | Retribution |
| The quality of being discerning, sound in judgement, and farsighted; wise | Sagacious |
| Passionate | Ardent |
| Bodily or spiritual strength | Arduous |
| Noun: Prophet Verb: To predict especially from sermens | Augur |
| Attractive | Comely |
| Hopelessness | Despondency |
| Bright in color, red | Florid |
| Arousing fear | Formidable |
| Very cautious | Gingerly |
| Not religious | Profane |
| To oppose successfully | Thwart |
| Behaving differently | Aberration |
| To pardon or overlook voluntarily | Condone |
| Abundance | Cornucopia |
| Figure of speech not meant to be taken literally | Hyperbole |
| To make yourself likable by work | Ingratiate |
| A little bit | Iota |
| Tending to cause injury or death; evil | Pernicious |
| A sympathetic understanding relationship | Rapport |
| Confused; murky water | Turbid |
| To influence through smooth words or acts | Wheedle |
| Unselfish interest in the welfare of others | Altruism |
| Reflection | Introspection |
| A vague feeling of discomfort in the body | Malaise |
| Absolute, decisive | Peremptory |
| One who fights with fists | Pugilist |
| To cower | Quail |
| Violation of something consecrated to God | Sacrilegious |
| Expressing care or concern | Solicitous |
| Polite | Urbane |
| Wordy | Verbose |