1.

impartial - treating everyone equally

2. offhand- indifferent, casual
3. persistent – continual, constant, determined
4. circumvent – avoid, get round
5. eclipses – obscuring, hiding
6. fabricates – falsify, fake; invent, make up
7. exemplify – illustrate, be an example of
8. discernible- noticeable, detectable
9. straightforward – direct, uncomplicated
10. inconclusive – indecisive, unproved, indefinite
11. unbiased – impartial, neutral
12. synchronization – the activity of two or more things at the same time
13. hibernation- an extended period of time of being inactive
14. prediction- forecast, projection
15. moderation – self-restrain, control, self-discipline
16. repudiate – reject, abandon, refuse, give up
17. proclaim – announce officially, indicate clearly
18. foretell – predict, forecast, anticipate
19. recant – renounce; deny
20. mirth – high spirit, merriness
21. juvenile – young, teenage, junior
22. quartzite – an extremely hard rock that consists of quartz
23. quail –collective name for mid-sized birds
24. plover – a short-billed ( short beak ) gregarious bird
25. shaggy – hairy, bushy, thick
26. skeptical – not easily convinced; having doubts
27. observant – alert, sharp-eyed; quick to notice
28. critical – crucial, important, vital
29. disconcerting – unsettling, disturbing
30. imperceptible – unnoticeable, undetectable
31. substantial – considerable, real, sizeable
32. strenuously – in a way that required great effort and determination
33. interject – introduce, add; interrupt
34. commit – bound to a certain policy; dedicated
35. illustrate – provide with pictures
36. prevail – persuade; win; triumph
37. succumb – stop resisting the pressure; yield, give in
38. intersect – cross; meet, connect, join
39. innocuous - harmless
40. unobtrusive – not conspicuous or attracting attention
41. conceal – hidden
42. weary- very tired
43. toil- hard work, labour
44. repose- rest; relaxation
45. abide- obey, follow, keep to
46. roar- prolonged cry; utter by a lion
47. tanager- a small American songbird
48. altruistic- unselfish, generous, benevolent, open-handed
49. steer- guide, navigate
50. peripheral- outer, situated on the edge of something
51. delegate – a person sent to represent others
52. elusive- difficult to find
53. imminent – about to happen
54. predetermined – established or designed in advanced
55. latent – functionless, unused
56. waive - relinquish, renounce, surrender
57. concede - admit or agree that something is true after first denying
58. overshadowed by – conceal, shade
59. tenuous- slight, flimsy
60. nuanced- characterized by subtle shades of meaning
61. intrigue- arouse the interest or curiosity
62. exquisite- beautiful, elegant and lovely
63. shuffle- to move in a sliding dragging manner; to dance in a lazy, nonchalant
manner
64. scowl- to look angrily at; frown
65. comrade- companion, friend
66. decentralize- to move department from a single administrative center to other
locations
67. gleam- shine. glimmer
68. foliage- leaves, vegetation, greenery, herbage
69. raft- a flat buoyant(afloat) structure of timber
70. conceptualize- to form a concept or idea
71. to ponder- to think about, to consider
72. keel- ship
73. languish- weaken, deteriorate, decline
74. loath- reluctant, unwilling, hesitant
75. to align- to line up, to range
76. to snatch- to grab, to take hold of, to take grab of
77. reinforcing – strengthening, fortifying, buttressing
78. anticipating – expecting, foreseeing
79. epitomizing –embody, exemplify, incorporate
80. transcending – surpassing, exceeding, going beyond
81. thy- dialect form of “your”
82. thee- archaic form of “you”
83. confound- cause surprise and confusion
84. to strike- to hit forcibly and deliberately
85. concord- agreement or harmony between people
86. thou- archaic form of “you”
87. chide- to scold or rebuke
88. sire- a respectful form of address for someone of high social status
89. wilt- leave or a grass in the open to dry partially before being collected
90. churl- a peasant; a rude and mean-spirited person
91. glutton- a person who regularly eats or drink more than needed
92. niggard- ungenerous with time and money
93. gaudy- extravagantly bright and showy ( in a way that is considered to be tasteless )
94. decease- recently dead person
95. quaint- attractive, picturesque
96. sickle- a short-handled tool for cutting the corn or trimming
97. impediments- a hindrance or obstruction in doing something
98. writ- a piece or body of writing
99. afflict- cause of pain or harm
100. fade- gradually grow faint or disappear
101. to lease- to rent or to hire
102. hath- archaic 3rd person singular form of have
103. blunt- not having a sharp edge
104. gaudily- in a manner that is unpleasantly bright in color or decoration
105. extract- remove or take out by force or effort
106. beetle- a kind of insect
107. consecutive- successive, continuous, unbroken
108. terrain- territory, ground
109. strenuous- difficult, arduous, demanding
110. unwarranted- not justified or authorized
111. opaque- cloudy, filmy, blurred
112. pilgrimage- religious journey, trip
113. to embrace- to hold closely, to encircle
114. memoir- a historical account or biography written from personal knowledge
115. to foreground- to make the most important and prominent feature
116. to elaborate- to develop or present in further detail
117. trickle- to come, go or appear gradually or slowly
118. conventional- normal, standard, common, traditional
119. to outcompete- to surpass in a competitive situation
120. replenishment- restoration of a stock or supply to a former level
121. cords- thin and flexible string
122. stagger- to walk or move unsteadily
123. slash- to cut with a sweeping movement using a knife or sword
124. quinine- a medication used to treat malaria
125. proficient- skilled, expert
126. alleviate- reduce, ease, relieve
127. juror- a member of a jury
128. litigator- a lawyer who specialized in civil cases
129. draft- check, order, bill
130. superintendent- manager, administrator
131. whisk- speed, hurry, rush
132. jackanapes- person who shows a lack of respect
133. savant- a very learned and talented person
134. disdain- feeling that someone is unworthy of one’s respect
135. aback- towards the rear; back
136. vertebrate- animals possessing backbone or spinal column
137. jarring- causing shock
138. disperse- scatter, distribute
139. intrinsic- inherent, natural, inborn
140. sufficiency- the condition or quality of being adequate
141. cavity- space, hole
142. dent- cut, hollow, slight hollow
143. blemish- defect, flaw
144. debilitating- making someone very weak and infirm
145. abodes- home, accommodation, habitat
146. coxcombical- a narcissistic and conceited (referring to a person )
147. dissect- to analyze in minute detail, examine and study
148. endorsement- support, approval
149. inundated- overwhelm, overpower
150. prosperous- successful in materials term, financially flourishing
151. superfluous- surplus, unneeded, exceeded
152. ostensible- supposed, superficial, presumed
153. pernicious- harmful, damaging
154. salubrious- healthy, beneficial
155. amicable- friendly, civil, polite
156. admonish- scold, chide, chastise
157. transcendent- beyond or above the range of normal
158. magnanimous- generous, charitable, benevolent
159. profuse- prolific, abundant, extravagant
160. clandestine- secret, covert
161. bestow- give, grant, award to
162. perseverance- persistency, endurance, patience
163. corporal- a rank of the officer in the army
164. aggravate- make more serious
165. ameliorate- make something better
166. malleable- suggestible, sustainable, impressionable
167. obtuse- stupid, dull, unintelligent
168. henceforth- from this or that time on
169. vassal- a person or country in a subordinate position
170. stunning- extremely impressive or attractive
171. heir- successor, inheritor
172. dazzling- blinding, extremely bright
173. relic- remnant, fossil, debris
174. zealots- fanatic, enthusiast
175. salvage- rescue, save
176. pragmatists- a person who is guided by practical considerations than by ideals
177. velocity- speed, rate, tempo
178. jubilation- triumph, joy, victory
179. scorn- disdain, dismiss
180. docile- obedient, willing, compliant
181. fungus- mushroom, mould
182. moderation- self-control, self-restraint
183. cluster- bunch, collection, mass, clunch
184. rebound- bounce back through the air after hitting something hard
185. combat- a fight or contest between individuals or groups
186. steeply- sharply, by a very large amount and sudden
187. irradiation- the use of high energy radiation from x-rays to kill cancers
188. crust- outside, exterior, a hardened layer
189. mantle- wrap, cover
190. ridges- a long, narrow hilltop or mountain ranges
191. hitherto- until now, earlier, formerly
192. smolder- burn slowly with smoke but no flame
193. perpetually- in a way that never changes, continually
194. stagnant- motionless, immobile, inactive, still
195. syndicate- publish or broadcast simultaneously in a number of newspapers
196. propitious- favorable, promising, providential
197. to confess- to admit, to acknowledge
198. endear- lovable, adorable, cute
199. intractable- unmanageable, incontrollable
200. to strive- to try, to endeavor, to attempt
201. lucrative- producing a great deal of profit
202. corollary- consequence, result, outcome
203. diminish- decrease, decline
204. monetary- related to money
205. unduly- exceedingly, overly, inordinately
206. county- province
207. lament- a complaint
208. bellicose- belligerent, aggressive
209. pound- to hit something with a lot of force
210. to bat- hitting rather than throwing the ball
211. introspective- inward looking, self-examining
212. impertinent- rude, impolite
213. regal- impressive, grand, splendid
214. slant- incline, tilt, slope
215. flamboyant- showy, extravagant
216. gullible- naïve
217. impeccable- flawless, unblemished
218. sloppy- careless; loose
219. crux- heart, essence, core
220. augment- expand
221. to roost- to settle for rest or sleep
222. amalgam- blend, combination, union
223. dormant- sleeping, asleep, latent, passive
224. despise- detest, hate, loathe
225. tandem- alongside each other
226. remit- to cancel, to set aside
227. rebuff- to repudiate, to reject, to refuse
228. embargo- an official ban on trade or commercial relations
229. denigrate- diminish, belittle
230. endorse- to approve, to support, to encourage
231. maim- injure, wound
232. breach- violation, breaking
233. flush- blush, redden
234. preliminary- preparatory, introductory
235. interlude- interval, break, rest
236. unmanned- not needing a crew or staff
237. comatose- insensible
238. insentient- lifeless, inorganic
239. stench- strong and unpleasant smell
240. ire- temper, annoyance, anger
241. assault- physical attack
242. wryly- expressing mock or humor
243. pronounced- noticeable, striking
244. diffident- shy, unassuming
245. anemic- colorless, ghostly
246. obtrusive- disreputable
247. deplorable- shameful, disgraceful
248. to corroborate- confirm, verify
249. to reside- to live
250. endemic- native, local
251. futile- useless
252. exterminate- destroy completely
253. exacerbate- make a situation worse
254. supplant- to supersede or replace
255. whir- make a low, continuous sound
256. impend- to be about to happen
257. stumble- momentarily lose balance
258. reverse- make backwards
259. transposable- capable of changing sequence
260. zest- great enthusiasm
261. trifling- insignificant, inconsequential
262. apprentice- trainee, learner
263. remission- cancellation, suspension
264. expedite- accelerate, speed up
265. apologetic- regretful, sorry
266. adroit- skillful, adept
267. clumsy- awkward, inelegant
268. crooning- to say in a soft or low voice
269. volatile- easily evaporated at normal temperature
270. banish- to send away from a particular country as an official punishment
271. mugged- attack and rob in a public place
272. trepidation-feeling of anxiety or fear about something
273. exasperated- intensely irritated
274. contention- disagreement, dispute
275. finicky- showing great attention to details
276. aviator- pilot, airman
277. garrulous- excessively talkative
278. perpetual- constant, in a way that never ends
279. vigilant- watchful, observant
280. appealing- attractive
281. Potent– powerful and effective
282. Pervasive– existing or spreading everywhere
283. Prominent– well-known and important
284. Perspective– a view , especially one that stretches into the distance
285. Contractual– agreed in a contract
286. Alienate – to do something that makes somebody unwilling to support you
287. Long – to want something very much
288. Enmities – the feeling of hatred or anger towards somebody
289. Recount– to tell somebody a story or describe a series of events
290. Asperity– a way of speaking or behaving that is rough or severe
291. Redeem – to make something less bad
292. Strangle– to kill somebody by pressing on their throat with your hands, a
rope ,
293. Cynical– unwilling to believe that people have good reasons for doing
something
294. Intrude– to interrupt somebody or became involved in their private affair
295. Escapism– something that helps you to forget about your normal life
296. Vault– to jump over something in one movement
297. Plague – to cause continual discomfort , suffering or trouble to somebody
298. Linear– involving a series of directly connected events
299. Straightforward– simple and easy to understand
300. Tangible– proof, etc. that are easy to see so that there is no doubt
301. Alliterative-boring, dull, iterant
302. Trivial- unimportant, insignificant
303. Egalitarian- following the principle that everyone should have equal rights
304. Grudge- unfriendly feelings toward somebody
305. Gusto- with great enthusiasm
306. Ascend- to go up
307. Integrity- the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
308. Steadfast- faithful and very loyal
309. Pursuit- the action of trying to achieve or get something
310. Progeny- the descendants of a person , animal, etc.
311. Inspiration- a person , feeling or thing that makes you want to do something
312. Replicate- to do or make something again, so that you get the same result
313. Bizarre- very strange
314. Voracious- eating or wanting large quantities of food
315. Omit- to not include something; to leave something out
316. Replete- fully supplied with something
317. Intrinsic- being part of the nature or character of somebody or something
318. Extricate- to escape from a difficult or embarrassing situation
319. Exonerate- to state that somebody who has been blamed for something is not
responsible for it
320. Realm- a general area of knowledge , interest or thought
321. Draft- a piece of writing, a drawing or a plan that is not yet in its finished
form
322. Outlawed- someone who has done something illegal or socially unacceptable
323. Deter- to persuade someone not to do something
324. Exceed- to be more than a number or amount
325. Intense- having a very strong effect or felt very strongly
326. Emancipate- to make someone free from social, political, or legal restrictions
327. Incarcerate- to keep someone in a place, especially a prison
328. Trickle- to flow slowly in drops or in a thin stream
329. Percolated- passed slowly through a material that has very small holes
330. Venture- a new business activity that involves taking risks
331. Vent- an opening in the wall of a room which allows air to come in
332. Extinguish- to cause something to stop burning
333. Stuff- use to refer to something without using its name
334. Stairwell- the space going up through all the floors of a building
335. Adverse- making something difficult for somebody
336. Notify- to inform somebody about something officially
337. Assist- to help
338. Moisten- make wet or damp
339. Allege- to say that somebody has done something wrong, but without any
proof
340. Inhale- to breathe in
341. Ruling- an official decision
342. Dilemma- a situation in which you have to make a choice between two or
more things
343. Sue- to go to a court to ask for money from somebody because he or she has
done something bad to you
344. Civic- connected with a town or city
345. Libel- the act of printing a statement about somebody that is not true
346. Malpractice- the act of failing to do a professional duty properly
347. Hazard- a danger or risk
348. Disguise- to change the appearance so people cannot recognize you
349. Innovate- to create new things, ideas or ways of doing something
350. Accentuate- to make easier to notice
351. Mission- an important job that someone has been given to do
352. Discrepancy- a difference between two amounts, details, etc.
353. Craft- a profession , especially one needing a special skill
354. Festivity- things that are done to celebrate a special occasion
355. Expansion- the case or process of increasing in size , amount, etc.
356. Exhibit- to put something in a public place so that people can go to see it
357. Excavate- to make a hole in the ground by digging up soil, etc.
358. Gifted- having a natural ability to do one or more things extremely well
359. Donation- something especially money that you give in order to help
360. Grateful- feeling that you want to thank someone
361. Intact- not broken; damaged or spoiled
362. Extension- an additional period of time given to someone to finish a job
363. Purchase- written or printed clearly enough for you to read
364. Enquiry- question you ask in order to get information
365. Restraint- the ability not to do something that you want very much to do
366. Inspection- an official visit to check that everything is satisfactory
367. Financial- connected with money or the management of money
368. Dash- to go or run somewhere quickly
369. Penalize- to treat someone unfairly or make them have a disadvantage
370. Incentive- something which encourages you to work harder , start new
activities, etc.

371. Vagaries– unusual or unexpected events ,changes , ideas, etc.

372. Advent– the time when something first begins to be widely used
373. Pronouncement– an official public statement
374. Corrosive– liquid that can destroy metal
375. Facilitate– to make it easier for a process or activity
376. Voucher– a piece of paper that you can use instead of money to pay for all or
part of something
377. Nutritious– food that is very good for you
378. Yolk– the yellow part in the middle of an egg
379. Porous– a rock or soil which allows liquid, air, etc. to pass through slowly
380. Utensil– a type of tool that is used un the house
381. Panel– a group of people who give their advice or opinion about something
382. Detergent– a chemical liquid or powder that is used for cleaning things
383. Abrasive– rough and likely to scratch
384. Stroll– a slow walk for pleasure
385. Clamber– to move or climb with difficulty
386. Crackle– to make a series of short sharp sounds
387. Insinuate– to say something unpleasant without saying it directly
388. Ad hoc– done suddenly for a particular purpose, without any planning
389. Perforate– to make a hole or holes in something
390. Ponder– to spend time thinking carefully and seriously about a problem
391. Influx– a large number of people or things arriving suddenly
392. Eminent– a person who is famous and admired by many people
393. Galore– in large amounts or numbers
394. Concur– to agree with somebody or have the same opinion
395. Coherent– easy to understand with the information presented in an orderly
396. Abound– to exist in very large numbers or quantities
397. Mitigate– to make a situation less unpleasant , harmful or serious
398. Inter– to bury a dead person
399. Sober– having a serious attitude to life
400. Propel– to move, drive or push something forward
401. Exhort- urge, encourage
402. Inert- unmoving
403. Stymie- to present an obstacle to something
404. Exodus- withdrawal, evacuation
405. Egression- the act of going or coming out; emergence
406. Dissipation- waste, squandering
407. Ensnare- capture, catch, trap, sieze
408. Substratal- something that is spread or laid under something else
409. Paramount- more important than anything else
410. Allegorically- containing a moral or a hidden meaning
411. Veritably- used to emphasize the great degree of something
412. Incisive- penetrating, acute, sharp
413. Propitious- favorable, promising
414. Tabulating- arrange, organize, set out
415. Unsavory- unpalatable, distasteful
416. Obnoxious- unpleasant, disagreeable, nasty
417. Sneer at- smile or speak in a mocking manner
418. Deflate- let down, collapse
419. Nought- nothing, zero
420. Palatable- tasty, appetizing, satisfactory
421. Candid- frank, open, outspoken
422. Enumerate- calculate, itemize, set out
423. Entail- necessitate, require, need
424. Germinate- develop, arise
425. Assail- attack, trouble
426. Precarious- uncertain, insecure
427. Intermittent- irregular, fragmentary
428. Precocious- developing certain abilities earlier than usual
429. Offhand- indifferent, casual
430. Placate- pacify, calm
431. Entreaty- appeal, request, petition
432. Ripple- wave, ridge
433. Fluster- agitate, bother, upset
434. Smug- self-satisfied
435. Mien- appearance, look
436. Alms-house- house founded by charity
437. Lace- an open farm of cotton or silk
438. Predecessor- a person who held the job before the current holder
439. Intent- aim, purpose
440. Frenzy- a period of uncontrolled excitement
441. Retract– to make a statement saying that something which you said is not true
442. Reserved – unwilling to express your emotion or talk about your problems
443. Restrained– behavior that is calm and controlled
444. Timorous– lacking confidence and easily frightened
445. Vanish– to disappear suddenly
446. Discreet– done or said in a careful way so that you don’t offend people
447. Doubtful– having doubts about something
448. Superficial– seeming to have an appearance at first, although this isn’t true
449. Infancy– the period of a child’s life before it can walk or talk
450. Astonishing– so surprising that it is difficult to believe
451. Miraculous– completely unexpected , resulting from extreme good luck
452. Generate– to produce or create something
453. Retrieve– to find something and bring it back
454. Meticulous– very careful about small details
455. Intensify– to increase in degree or strength
456. Promote– to help something to develop and be successful
457. Deluge– to send a large number of letters , etc. to somebody all at the same
time
458. Accelerate – to speed up
459. Justifiable– actions , reactions , decisions that are done for good reasons
460. Unappealing– not pleasant or attractive
461. Welter- confusion, a large number of items in no order
462. Austere- severe, strict, harsh
463. Unmitigated- absolute; unqualified
464. Stark- sharp, complete
465. Egregious- shocking, appealing
466. Eerie- sinister, unnatural
467. Prosaic- unimaginative
468. Indolent- lazy, idle
469. Lucid- intelligible, comprehensible
470. Confluence- junction, meeting
471. Discernment- judgement, refinement, taste
472. Foreboding- apprehension, anxiety
473. Inauspicious- unpromising, unfavorable
474. Dire- terrible, dreadful
475. Trivial- unimportant, insignificant
476. Hedge- fence, barrier
477. Extremophilic- an organism that is tolerant to environmental extremes
478. Ubiquitous- omnipresent, present everywhere
479. Obfuscate- obscure, confuse
480. Ominous- threatening, sinister
481. Estranged- of a person no longer close to someone
482. Closure- shutting down, termination
483. Deflect- to cause to change the direction
484. Diminutive- tiny, small, petite
485. Juxtapose- to place close together for contrasting effect
486. Taut- controlled, stretched
487. Preemptive- to prevent an attack
488. Flicking- click, shake, wave
489. De-escalating- reduce the intensity of
490. Emboldening- encourage
491. Circumscribing- restrict, limit
492. Rebuke towards- to criticize someone strongly because you disapprove what
the person has said
493. Leaky- split, cracked
494. Billow- cloud, mass
495. Thereof- of the thing just mentioned
496. Stumble upon- to discover something by chance
497. Boa- a long, thin decorative scarf
498. Dismal- dingy, dim, gloomy
499. Swirl- move in a twisting pattern
500. Recondite- obscure, esoteric
501. Preordained –decided, determined
502. Covert- not openly acknowledged
503. Congruent with- in agreement and harmony
504. Extol- praise enthusiastically
505. Orgies- a wild party with excessive drinking
506. Scam- fraud, trick
507. Hoax- joke, a humorous deception
508. Leash- a dog’s lead, chain, rope
509. Eschewed- deliberately avoid using, forgo
510. Resurrect- revive, regenerate, revitalize
511. Pedantic- excessively concerned with minor details
512. Variegated- exhibiting different colors
513. Perilous- dangerous
514. Indispensable- important, crucial
515. Welfare- wellbeing
516. Peremptorily- former, in a way that requires no discussion
517. Resituate- to situate elsewhere
518. Spurn- refuse, decline
519. Contrive- manufacture, bring about
520. Bout- a short period of intense activity
521. Preclude – prevent, make it impossible for
522. Secrete- create, produce
523. Exalt- praise, glorify
524. Mettle- spirit, skill, determination
525. Homogeneity- sameness, similarity
526. Motley- colorful
527. Succinctly- precisely, exactly
528. Subservient- subordinate, deferential
529. Yearning- longing, desire
530. Corroborate- support, confirm, verify
531. Wily- clever, sharp, shrewd
532. Maladroit- awkward, clumsy, unskillful
533. Stolid- impassive, unemotional, placid
534. Erratic- unpredictable, inconsistent
535. Hysteria- irrationality, wildness
536. Euphony- the quality of being pleasant to ear
537. Cacophony- a harsh discordant mixture of sounds
538. Feasible- practical, achievable
539. Brood- offspring, young, family
540. Morrow- the following day
541. Torment- suffering, torture, pain
542. Consternation- dismay, anxiety, distress
543. Snatch- grab, take hold of
544. Rally- reassemble, regroup
545. Spew- emit, discharge, expel
546. Spoof- hoax, trick, game
547. Inimical– very unfavorable for something
548. Impetus- incentive
549. Shroud- a length of cloth or an envelope, covering
550. Kaleidoscopic- multicolored, many colored
551. Consolidate- to combine, to unite
552. Precariousness- dangerous, serious
553. Discordant- in disagreement, at odds
554. Insular – narrow-minded, limited
555. Venerable- respected, honored
556. Galvanizing- shock, urge, motivate
557. Dubious- doubtful, hesitant, unsure
558. Multifarious- diverse, various
559. Ludicrous- unreasonable, foolish
560. Auspicious- favorable, promising
561. Mayhem- confusion, disorder
562. Freight- shipment, cargo
563. Acronym- abbreviation formed from the initial letter
564. Vacillate- to be indecisive, to be uncertain
565. Aggrandize- increase the power and status
566. Invective- abuse, swear words
567. Accolade- an award or privilege gained as an honor
568. Credence- acceptance of something
569. Pandemonium- chaos, mayhem
570. Contend- to struggle, to deal with, to cope with
571. Fortuitous- unexpected, chance
572. Mundane- dull, boring
573. Palatial- luxurious, deluxe
574. Litigious- ready to take legal action
575. Pugnacious- aggressive, antagonistic
576. Apiary- a place where the bees are kept
577. Nadir- the lowest point
578. Epitome- personification, summary, essence
579. Berate- rebuke, reprove
580. Sparse- infrequent, scattered
581. Reverential- due to, full of respect
582. To deter- to harm
583. To connote- to explain, to indicate
584. Indigo- color between blue and purple
585. Guise- likeness, appearance, form
586. Rescinded- revoke, cancel, repeal
587. Allegorical- symbolic, figurative
588. Superb- excellent
589. Lethal- fatal, deadly, mortal
590. Encase- to cover or surround something or someone
591. Scrap – a small piece of something
592. Uncouth – behaving and speaking in a way that is rude or socially
unacceptable
593. Marginal – too small to make a difference
594. Farmark – to choose somebody or something to do something in the future
595. Bureaucrat – an official in an organization or government department
596. Vent– an opening in the wall of a room which allows air to come in
597. Allege– to say that somebody has done something wrong, but without any
proof
598. Inhale– to breathe in
599. Adjourn– to finish or stop for a short time
600. Forfeit– to lose something valuable by having it taken away from you
601. Reprimand – to tell somebody officially that they have done is very wrong
602. Impromptu – done or said without any preparation or planning
603. Drudgery– hard boring work
604. Reticent – unwilling to talk about what you feel or what you know
605. Cache – to hide something in a secret place
606. Stymy- to prevent, to hinder
607. Opulence- luxuriousness
608. Paradoxically- in a seemingly contradictory way
609. Amid- among, amongst, in the middle of
610. Mellifluous- mellow, soft
611. Tangential- diverging from a previous course
612. Perplex- confuse
613. Myriad- a lot of, in a high number
614. Akin- about, close, near
615. Elucidate- explain, clarify
616. Albeit- despite, in spite of
617. Substrate- an underlying layer
618. Immutable- fixed, unchangeable
619. Embedded- fixed firmly
620. Recession- a period of temporary decline
621. Tepid- warmish
622. Visceral- instinctive, intuitive, innate
623. Inexorable- unstoppable
624. Negate- reject, deny
625. Stringent- rigid, firm
626. Repercussion- unintended consequence
627. Postulate- suggest or assume the existence of a fact
628. Elided- omitted
629. Evince- indicate, dedicate, realize
630. Bustling- noisy
631. Dissipate- disappear or cause to disappear
632. Percolate- filter through a porous surface
633. Gauge- measure, size, calculate
634. Desert-to leave someone without help
635. Corroborate- to support, to confirm
636. Profanity- a swear word
637. Obscenity- oath, swear word, curse, immorality
638. Effulgence- the ability to shine brightly
639. Braggadocio- arrogant, boastful
640. Thump- hit, strike, pound
641. Devastation- destruction, ruin
642. Entrenched- fixed, confirmed, established
643. Rampant- uncontrolled, unchecked
644. Foolhardy- careless, reckless, rash
645. Elicit- obtain, draw out
646. Quirk- peculiarity, eccentricity
647. Inane- silly, foolish
648. Sanguine- optimistic, positive, helpful
649. Odorants- substance used to give a particular odour to a product
650. Rivet- to join or fasten with a rivet
651. Surfeit- excess, surplus
652. Compunction- feeling of guilt or worries
653. flummoxed- completely unable to understand
654. fathom- to understand, to comprehend
655. alas- used to express grief and concern
656. timeworn- old, worn out
657. accentuate- to focus the attention on
658. rectify- to correct, to deal with, to sort out
659. nebulous- indefinite, unclear
660. pretentiousness- trying to make yourself appear more important or clever than
you are
661. ineluctable- unable to be resisted or avoided
662. pervasive- prevalent, extensive
663. obtrusive- conspicuous, prominent
664. deplorable- disgraceful, shameful
665. robust- strong, vigorous
666. vigorous- strong, energetic
667. sturdy- hard, harsh, not flexible
668. in vain- to no purpose
669. officious- self-important, overzealous
670. abject- completely without pride
671. tranquil- peaceful, calm
672. ravishing- fill with delight
673. augment- increase
674. denigrate- decrease
675. emulate- mimic, copy
676. temerity- excessive confidence
677. intrepid- fearless, adventurous
678. infraction- violation, breaking
679. verge- edge, border
680. semblance- appearance, approximation
681. clout- influence, power
682. scruffy- dirty, untidy
683. conciliatory- peaceful, tranquil, calm
684. anachronistic- belonging to earlier period
685. tassel- hanging threads or cords knotted to one end ( an ornament )
686. sanity- sense, mental health, balance
687. dissect- anatomize, cut up
688. resplendence- brilliant and radiant beauty
689. resonance- the quality of being deep and full
690. reverberation- echo, re-sounding
691. oxymoron- a figure of speech in which apparently opposite words appear in
conjunction
692. precocious- advanced, forward
693. abhor- detest, hate
694. recession- a period of temporary economical decline
695. upturn- opposite to recession, boom
696. frigate- a warship with mixed armament
697. ethereal- elegant, beautiful
698. preclude- prevent
699. impervious- not allowing to pass
700. inscrutable- impossible to understand
701. angular-having angles or sharp edges
702. stifle- to make someone unable to breath
703. nocturnal- done or active at night
704. diurnal- done or active during the day
705. deficit- shortage, paucity
706. engulf- powerfully affect, overwhelm
707. shirk- avoid, forgo
708. retract- withdraw
709. pertinent- relevant
710. confound- amaze, stun, surprise
711. incantation- the use of words as a magic spell
712. demarcation- limit, restriction
713. delineation- description, portrayal
714. intimidated- scared, frightened
715. verge- edge, border
716. tout- attempt to sell, support, endorse
717. aberration- abnormality, anomaly, variation
718. condone- disregard, let pass
719. levitate- float, rise
720. extrapolate- to extend the application of something
721. holistic- related to the complete system rather than the individual parts
722. dormancy- the state of being temporarily inactive
723. befuddled- unable to think clearly
724. serene- peaceful, tranquil
725. lurking- remaining hidden
726. dissuade- persuade no to do a particular thing, deter
727. substantiate- to prove, to support
728. to abate- to lessen
729. candor- the quality of being honest
730. cajole- persuade someone via flattery
731. betoken- to indicate, to signify
732. indubitable- unquestionable, undoubtable
733. erupt- become active, blow up, flare up
734. irked- irritate, annoy
735. obstruct- block up, halt, stop
736. immersive- making you feel you are really taking part in the events that you
see on the screen or hear about
737. adrift- mistaken, unmoored, wrong
738. scavenger- animals that feed on carrion (flesh of animals) or dead plants
739. stall- stop or cause to make progress
740. domicile- a place where somebody lives