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Nonchalant
Nonchalant Vocabulary
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| Nonchalant | Cool, care free, and casually unconcerned |
| Digress | To stray from the desired topic in writing or speaking |
| Facilitate | to assist or make easier |
| Fanciful | indulging in fancy: showing invention or whimsy |
| Philanthropy | efforts to benefit mankind as by charitable aid |
| Wither | to dry up or shrivel: to droop or lose freshness |
| Prodigy | an exceptionally talented child |
| Austere | harsh, strict, or severe in discipline |
| Sporadic | occuring at irregular intervals |
| Tact | The ability to apreciate the delicacy of the situation and react politley |
| Embellish | to decorate with added detail |
| Mundane | commonplace, ordinary, everday |
| Catalyst | trhat which instagates a reaction or event |
| Apathy | lack or emotion or feeling: disinterest in or disassociation from |
| Mayhem | Needless or willfull damge or destruction |
| sagacious | having a keen sense of perception: wise or discerning |
| debonair | gentle: courteous: charming: or good upbringing |
| rejuvenate | to make refreshed or like new again |
| Fervor | intense feeling and/or expression: passion |
| Humility | Humbleness: lack or pride |