Question | Answer |
tawdry | Cheap looking; shoddy; vulgar |
effulgence | radience; splendor; brightness; shining |
egregious | noticeably bad; flagrant |
elicit | to draw forth or call forth; to evoke; to educe |
topography | the surface features of land; the art and science of representing such on a map. |
torpor | dullness; sluggishness; apathy; stupor. |
torque | a force that rotates and twists or wrenches. |
elucidation | explanation; clarification |
prequisite | required beforehand in conjunctation with something to follow; anything so required. |
dally | to waste time; to loiter; to play or trifle with; to playfully show affection. |
cryptic | difficult to understanding; puzzling; mystifying secret. |
amity | friendship; good will. |
dastardly | mean; base; cowardly. |
infirm | ill; feebly; irresolute. |
inegenious | inventive; resourceful; clever; made or done in such a manner. |
inherent | part of the essential character of; established within; inborn. |
inhibition | a self imposed inner restraint; that which blocks or restrains; a restraining or inhibiting. |
inimical | Like an enemy; hostile; unfriendly; opposing. |
inimitable | not able to be imitated; unequaled; unparralled; unique. |
innate | coming naturally from within; inborn; natural. |
innocuous | harmless; without harmful effect or qualities. |
dearth | scarcity; lack |
debacle | a sudden and utter breakdown; an overwhelming and ruinous turn of events; a rout; a calamity. |
debility | weakness; loss of strenght; infirmity. |
debonair | pleasant and gracious; refined; suave; urbane. |
couch | to put into words; to express appropiately; to phrasr; a piece of furnature - a sofa. |
convert | secret; hidden; undercover. |
cowers | shrinks away from in fear; cringes. |
innovation | something new; a recent invention; the act or process of creating or introducing new things or ideas. |
decadence | a process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay. |
deciduous | shedding or falling off seasonally. |
decimate | to destroy or kill a large number; literally; to kill one out of every ten. |
increment | an increase or addition; the amount of increase. |
euphony | the quality of pleasantness in sound; pleasant sound. |
evanescent | tending to fade like vapor; vaporous; ephemeral. |
crass | Unrefined; common; vulgar. |
craven | cowardly |
exerpt | to seledt of take out from; to extract; a passage taken out of a book, article, etc. |
exemplary | setting an example; admirable; commendable. |
exigency | a problem or situation requiring immediate attention; a state of urgency. |