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Word Wealth #1

Aileen's Word Wealth class-2008 fall semester

QuestionAnswer
phantasmal illusion or apparition
unenlightened lacking information or instruction
exuberant filled with excitement
vernacular everyday language
emphatic expressing something forcibly or clearly
egregious outstandingly bad
flabbergast surprise or astonish
corybantic wild, frenzied
clairvoyant a person who claims to have a supernatural ability to perceive events in the future
salient most noticeable
obstetric related to childbirth
ambulatory related to walking
feral in a wild state (after escape from captivity)
hybrid a mixture
infirmity physical or mental weakness
incite stir up (negative behavior)
regress to return to a less developed state
dormant asleep, inactive
argot jargon, slang
perpetuated continue indefinitely
transcendence beyond or above the range of normal or merely physical human experience
qualitative relating to or measured by the quality (value) of something
brandishing flourish, shake, wave
incandescent emitting light
idiom language,mode of expression, speech
fundamental basic core, foundational
capacity ability or power to do or hold
emancipation set free
prodigious impressively great in size or degree
deficient lacking some element of characteristic
enterprises project or undertaking, typically one that is difficult or requires effort
interface a point where two systems, subjects, organizations, etc., meet and interact
rigorous extremely thorough or exhausting
enthrall captivate, charm
vainly producing no result, uselessly
soughing moaning, whistling or rushing sound
incurable chronic, untreatable
locution style of speech
embark begin, start, commence
perspective a point of view
existential affirming or implying the existence of a thing
eloquence fluent or persuasive speaking or writing
animus hostility or ill-feeling
impedes hinders
incognito having one's true identity concealed
enfranchisement give the right to vote to
proposition a statement that expresses an opinion or judgement
diverged deviate from a set course
primitive preserving the character of an early stage in the development of something
congenitally present from birth
progressive increasing in severity or extent
endeavor to try hard to do or achieve something
misconceived fail to understand correctly
prohibition the action of forbidding something
irrepressible not able to be controlled
virtually strikingly, totally, ultimately, perfectly
formulation the act of devising or creating something
discourse written or spoken communication or debate
syntax the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences
unwittingly not aware of the full facts, unintentional
incredulity the state of being unwilling or unable to believe something
calamities disasters, tragedies
pantomime performers express meaning through gestures
turmoil a state of great disturbance or uncertainty
inception the establishment or starting point of an institution or activity
valiant possessing or showing courage or determination
fervor intense and passionate feeling
righteous good, virtous
sagacious having or showing good judgement
hereditary genetic, inborn
cerebral characterized by the use of intellect rather than intuition and instinct
tragic causing or characterized by extreme distress or sorrow
sentient able to perceive or see things
inflexion vary the intonation or pitch of (the voice). ; to express mood or feeling
educable capable of learning
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