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Wordly Wise Less 14

Wordly Wise Less14

TermDefinition
Congenial adj. 1. Getting along well with others; affable. 2. Suited to one’s needs or tastes; agreeable.
Decipher v. 1. To convert from a code or secret writing into ordinary language; to decode. 2. To interpret the meaning of something puzzling; to solve.
Dissect v. 1. To cut into in order to study. 2. To study closely; to analyze.
Enigma n. Anything that is puzzling, mysterious, or hard to figure out.
Enigmatic adj. Puzzling; mysterious.
Ineffectual adj. Not bringing about the desired result, futile.
Infallible adj. 1. Incapable of making an error; never wrong. 2. Unlikely to fail or go wrong.
Irrepressible adj. Incapable of being controlled or held back.
Luminous adj. 1. Giving off light. 2. Clear; easy to understand.
Millennium n. A period of one thousand years.
Mire n. An area of wet, swampy ground; deep mud. v. To get stuck as if in a mire; unable to make progress.
Pestilence n. A rapidly spreading and usually fatal disease.
Stagnate v. To fail to develop, change, or move.
Stagnant adj. Not moving, changing, or developing.
Sublime adj. Great or noble in expression, thought, or manner; splendid.
Vie v. To compete for, as in a contest.
Voluminous adj. Having great bulk or volume; ample.
Created by: Rachel Chuang
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