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EULOGY high praise, often in a public speech
EUPHEMISM use of an inoffensive word or phrase in place
of a more distasteful one
EUPHONY pleasant, harmonious sound
EUPHORIA feeling of well
-
being or happiness
EURYTHMICS art of harmonious bodily movement
EUTHANASIA mercy killing; intentional, easy and painless
death
EVADE to avoid, dodge
EVANESCENT momentary, transitory, short-lived
EVICT to put out or force out
EVIDENT clear, able to be understood
EVINCE to show clearly, display, signify
EVOKE to inspire memories; to produce a reaction
EXACERBATE to aggravate, intensify the bad qualities
EXALT to glorify, to elevate
EXASPERATION irritation
EXCERPT
selection from a book or play
to bar from membership in the church
EXCORIATE to denounce
EXCRUCIATING agonizing, intensely painful
EXCULPATE to clear of blame or fault
EXECRABLE utterly detestable
as an example, commendable
EXHILARATION state of being energetic or filled with
happiness
EXHORT to urge or incite
strong appeals
EXHUXIE to remove from a grave; uncover a secret
EXIGENT urgent; excessively demanding
EXONERATE to clear of blame
EXORBITANT extravagant, greater than reasonable
EXORCISE to expel evil spirits
EXOTIC foreign; romantic, excitingly strange
EXPANSIVE sweeping, com
p
rehensive; tending to expand
EXPATIATE to wander; to discuss or describe at
EXPATRIATE
one who lives outside one's native land
EXPATRIATE (v) to drive someone from hislher native land
EXPEDIENT (adj) convenient, efficient, practical
EXPIATE to atone for, make amends for
EXPIRE to come to an end; die; breathe out
EXPLICABLE capable of being explained
EXPLICIT clearly defined, specific; forthright in expression
EXPLODE to debunk, disprove; blow up, burst
EXPONENT one who champions or advocates
EXPOUND to elaborate; to expand or increase
EXPUNGE to erase, eliminate completely
EXPURGATE to censor
EXTEMPORANEOUS unrehearsed, on the spur of the
moment
EXTENUATE to lessen
strength, or effect of
EXTINCTION end of a living thing or species
EXTOL to praise
EXTORT to obtain something by threats
EXTRANEOUS irrelevant, unrelated, unnecessary
EXTRAPOLATE to estimate
outermost or farthest point
EXTRICATE to free from, disentangle, free
EXTRINSIC not inherent or essential, coming from without
EXTROVERT
an
outgoing person
EXUBERANT lively, happy, and full of good spirits
EXUDE to give off, ooze
EXULT to rejoice
F
FABRICATE to make or devise; construct
constructed, invented; faked, falsified
FACADE face, front; mask, superficial appearance
FACETIOUS witty in an inappropriate way
FACILE very easy
FACILITATE to aid, assist
FACILITY aptitude, ease in doing something
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FACSIMILE an exact copy
wrong, unsound, illogical
FALLIBLE capable of failing
FALLOW uncultivated, unused
FAMINE extreme scarcity of iood
FANATICISM extreme
to a cause
FARCICAL absurd, ludicrous
FASTIDIOUS careful with details
FATHOM (v) to measure the depth of, gauge; to understand
FATUOUS stupid; foolishly
FAULT break in a rock formation; mistake or error
FAWN
to flatter
seek the favor of
FAZE to bother, upset, or disoncert
intense loyalty
FEASIBLE possible, capable
being done
FECKLESS ineffective, careless, irresponsible
FECUSD fertile, fruitful, productive
union of
union of several
states, each of which retains local power
FEIGN to pretend, give a false impression; to invent
excitable, easily draw into quarrels
FELICITOUS suitable, appropriate; well
-
spoken
feeling great happiness
FELL (v) to chop, cut down
FELL cruel
FERVID passionate, intense zealous
FETID foul-smelling, putrid
FETTER to bind, chain, confine
FEUD a prolonged quarrel between families
FEY otherworldly; doomed
disaster, utter failure
FICKLE unreliable
fictional,
FIDELITY loyalty
FIENDISH excessively bad or cruel
to steal
FILIAL appropriate for a child
FILIBUSTER use of
tactics in a legislative
assembly to prevent adoption of a measure
FINESSE refinement or skill at a task or in a situation
FINICKY fuss); difficult to please
process of splitting into two parts
FISSURE a crack or break
FITFUL intermittent, irregular
FIXITY being
or stable
FLACCID limp, flabby,
FLAG to loose energy and strength
FLAGRANT outrageous, shameless
FLAIR a natural inclination toward something
FLAMBOYANT flashy. garish; exciting, dazzling
combustible, being easily burned
FLAUXT to show off
FLEDGLING young bird just learning to fly; beginner,
novice
disrespectful, casual
FLORA plants
FLORID gaudy, extremely ornate; ruddy, flushed
FLOUNDER to falter, waver; to muddle, struggle
FLOUT to treat
scorn
FLUCTUATE to alternate,
FLURRIED to become agitated and confused
FLUSTER to agitate or confuse
FODDER
material; feed for animals
FOIBLE minor weakness or character flaw
FOIL
(v)
to defeat, frustrate
FOIST to pass off as genuine
FOLIATE to grow, sprout leaves
FOMENT to arouse or incite
FORAGE to
in search of food
FORBEARANCE patience, restraint, leniency
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FORD (v) to cross a body of water at a
place
FOREBODING dark sense of
to come
FORECLOSE to rule out; to seize debtor's property for
of payments
FORENSIC relating to legal proceedings; relating to debates
FORENSICS study of argumentation and debate
FORESTALL to prevent, delay; anticipate
FORETHOUGHT anticipation, foresight
FORFEND to prevent
FORGO to go without, refrain from
FORLORN dreary, deserted; unhappy; hopeless, despairing;
pitiful in appearance
FORMULATE to conceive, devise; to draft, plan; to express,
state
FORSAKE to abandon, withdraw from
FORSWEAR to repudiate, renounce, disclaim, reject
FORTE (n) strong point, something a person does
FORTNIGHT two weeks
FORTUITOUS happening by luck, fortunate
FOSTER (v) to nourish, cultivate, promote
FOUNDATION groundwork, support; institution estab
-
lished by donation to aid a certain cause
FOUNDER (v) to fall helplessly; sink
FRACAS noisy dispute
FRACTIOUS unruly, rebellious
FRAGMENTATION division, separation into parts, disorga-
nization
FRANK honest and straightforward
FRATRICIDE the killing of a brother or sister
FRAUD deception, hoax
FRAUDULENT deceitful, dishonest, unethical
FRAUGHT
full
of, accompanied by
FRENETIC wildly frantic, frenzied, hectic
FRENZIED feverishly fast, hectic, and confused
FRIVOLOUS petty, trivial;
FROND
FRUGAL. thrifty; cheap
FULMINATE to explode with anger
FULSOME excessive, overdone,
abundant
FUNEREAL
appropriate to a
FUROR rage, fury
FURTIVE secret, stealthy
FUSION process of merging things into one
G
GAINSAY to deny
GALL (n) bitterness; careless nerve
(v) to exasperate and irritate
GALLANT a very fashionable young man
to dance or skip around playfully
GAME
courageous
GARGANTUAN giant, tremendous
to gather and store
GARRULOUS very talkative
GAUCHE crude, socially awkward
GAUCHERIE a tactless or awkward act
GAUNT thin and bony
GAVEL mallet used for commanding attention
GENRE type,
category
GENTEEL stylish, elegant
in
manner or appearance
relating to old age or the process of aging
GERMINATE to begin to grow (as in a seed or idea)
GESTATION growth process from conception to birth
GIBE (v) to make heckling, taunting remarks
GIRTH distance around something
GLIB fluent in an insincere manner; offhand, casual
GLOBAL involving the entire world; relating to a whole
GLOWER to glare, stare angrily and intensely
GLUTTONY eating and
to excess
GNARL to make knotted, deform
GNOSTIC having to do with knowledge
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to prod or urge
GOSSAMER something light, delicate, or tenuous
GOUGE scoop out; extort
GRADATION process occurring by regular degrees or
stages; variation in color
GRANDILOQUENCE pompous talk, fancy but meaningless
language
GRANDIOSE magnificent and imposing;
and
pretentious
GRANULAR having a grainy texture
GRASP (v) to perceive and understand; to hold securely
GRATIS free, costing nothing
GRATUITOUS free, voluntary; unnecessary
something given voluntarily, tip
GREGARIOUS outgoing, sociable
GRIEVOUS causing
or
serious and distressing
facial expression showing pain or disgust
dirty, filthy
GROSS
flagrant
GROSS (n) total before deductions
to humble oneself in a demeaning way
GRUBBY
sloppy
GUILE trickery, deception
GULLIBLE easily deceived
GUSTATORY relating to sense of taste
GYRATE to move in a circular motion
H
HABITAT dwelling place
HACKNEYED worn out by over-use
HAIL to greet with praise
HALLOW to make holy; treat
sacred
HAMLET
village
HAPLESS unfortunate, having bad
a pompous speech
HARBINGER precursor, sign of something to come
HARDY robust, vigorous
HARMONY accord, tranquillity, agreement
HARROWING extremely distressing, terrifying
HASTEN to hurry, to speed up
HAUGHTY arrogant and condescending
HEADLONG recklessly
HEADSTRONG reckless; insisting on one's own way
HEATHEN pagan; uncivilized and irreligious
HECTIC hasty, hurried, confused
HECTOR a bully,
HEDONISM pursuit of pleasure as a goal
HEGEMONY leadership, domination, usually by a country
HEIGHTEN to raise
HEINOUS shocking, wicked, terrible
semicircular form or structure
bleeding
HEMORRHAGE
to bleed heavily
HERETICAL opposed to an established religious
HERMETIC tightly sealed
HETERODOX unorthodox, not widely accepted
HETEROGENEOUS composed of unlike parts, different,
diverse
HEW to cut with an
ax
HIATUS a gap or a break
HIDEBOUND excessively rigid; dry and stiff
to hamper
HINDSIGHT perception of events after they happen
HINTERLAND wilderness
HOARY very
whitish or gray from age
HOLISTIC emphasizing importance of the whole and inter-
dependence of its parts
HOLOCAUST widespread destruction,
by fire
HOMAGE public honor and respect
HOMOGENEOUS composed of identical parts
HOMONYM word identical in pronunciation but different
in meaning
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HONE to sharpen
HONOR
to praise, glorify, pay
to
HUMANE merciful,
HUSBAND (v) to farm; manage carefully and thriftily
HUTCH pen or coop for animals; shack, shanty
to add water to
HYGIENIC clean, sanitary
HYMN religious song,
of praise or thanks
HYPERBOLE purposeful exaggeration for effect
HYPERVENTILATE to breathe abnormally fast
HYPOCHONDRIA unfounded belief that one is often
HYPOCRITE person
beliefs or virtues he or she
doesn't really possess
HYPOTHERMW abnormally low body temperature
HYPOTHESIS assumption subject to proof
HYPOTHETICAL theoretical, speculative
I
ICONOCIAST one who attacks traditional beliefs
pursuit of noble goals
IDIOSYNCRASY peculiarity of temperament, eccentricity
IGNOBLE dishonorable, not noble in character
disgraceful and dishonorable
an ignorant person
ILK type or kind
ILLICIT
improper
ILLIMITABLE limitless
ILLUSORY unreal, deceptive
ILLUSTRIOUS famous, renowned
IMBUE to infuse; dye, wet, moisten
IMMACULATE spotless;
free
from error
IMMATERIAL extraneous, inconsequential, nonessential;
not consisting of matter
enormous, huge
to bathe, dip; to engross, preoccupy
not moveable; still
IMMUNE exempt; protected from harm or disease;
unresponsive to
IMMUNOLOGICAL relating to immune system
IMMURE to imprison
IMMUTABLE unchangeable, invariable
to damage, injure
blocked path, dilemma with no solution
IXIPASSIONED with passion
showing no emotion
IMPEACH to charge with misdeeds in public office; accuse
IMPECCABLE flawless, without fault
poor, having no money
IMPEDIMENT barrier, obstacle; speech disorder
IMPERATIVE essential; mandatory
IMPERIOUS arrogantly self-assured, domineering, over-
bearing
rude
not capable of being disturbed
PERVIOUS impossible to penetrate; incapable of being
affected
quick to act without thinking
IMPIOUS not devout in religion
IMPLACABLE inflexible,
of being pleased
IMPLANT to set securely or deeply; to instill
IMPLAUSIBLE improbable, inconceivable
to involve in a crime, incriminate
implied, not directly expressed
IMPOLITIC
IXIPORTUNE to ask repeatedly, beg
IMPOSE to inflict, force upon
dignified, grand
IMPOTENT
ineffective, lacking strength
to seize and confine
to make poor or bankrupt
IMPRECATION curse
IMPREGNABLE totally safe from attack, able to resist defeat
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IMPRESSIONABLE easily
or affected
IMPROMPTU spontaneous, without rehearsal
IMPROVIDENT without planning or foresight, negligent
IMPRUDENT
arrogant and rude
IMPUGN to call into question,
IMPULSE sudden tendency,
IMPULSIVE spontaneous, unpredictable
INADVERTENTLY
INANE foolish, silly, lacking significance
INAUGURATE to begin or start officially; to induct into
office
INCANDESCENT shining brightly
INCARCERATE to put in jail; to
INCARCERATION imprisonment
INCARNADINE blood-red in color
having bodily form
INCENDIARY combustible, flammable, burning easily
INCENSE
(v)
to infuriate, enrage
INCEPTION beginning
INCESSANT continuous, never ceasing
INCHOATE just begun; disorganized
INCIPIENT beginning to exist or appear; in an initial stage
INCISIVE perceptive, penetrating
INCLINATION tendency towards
comprehensive, all
-
encompassing
INCOGNITO in disguise, concealing one's identity
INCOMMUNICADO lacking a means to communicate
INCONCEIVABLE impossible, unthinkable
INCONGRUOUS incompatible, not harmonious
unimportant, trivial
INCONTROVERTIBLE unquestionable, beyond dispute
INCORRIGIBLE incapable of being corrected
INCREDULOUS skeptical, doubtful
INCULCATE to teach, impress in the mind
INCULPATE to blame, charge
a crime
INCUMBENT (adj) holding a specified office, often
political; required, obligatory
INCURSION sudden invasion
INDEFATIGABLE never tired
INDEFENSIBLE inexcusable, unforgivable
INDELIBLE permanent, not erasable
bound to another by contract
INDICATIVE showing or pointing out, suggestive of
INDICT to accuse formally, charge with a crime
INDIGENOUS native, occurring naturally in an area
very poor
INDIGNANT angry, incensed, offended
INDISPUTABLE not disputed, unquestioned
INDOLENT habitually
idle
INDOMITABLE fearless, unconquerable
INDUBITABLE unquestionable
INDUCE to persuade; bring about
INDUCT to place
in
INDULGE to give in to a craving or desire
INDUSTRY business or trade; diligence, energy
INEBRIATED drunk, intoxicated
INEPT clumsy, awkward
INERT unable to move, tending to inactivity
INESTIMABLE too great to be estimated
INEVITABLE certain,
INEXORABLE inflexible,
INEXTRICABLE incapable of being disentangled
INFALLIBLE incapable of making a mistake
INFAMY reputation for bad deeds
INFANTILE childish, immature
INFATUATED strongly or foolishly attached to, inspired
with foolish passion, overly in love
INFER to
deduce
INFERNAL hellish, diabolical
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