Vocabulary 1
promising; seemingly favorable or likely to be good fortune. Usually used to describe positive signals or reasons for optimism beginning of undertaking.
auspicious
Brazen, darling, or fearless
audacious
Haught, overblown, or pompous talk or writing.
Bombast
Dependent on chance; uncertain.
Precarious
the quality of being honest and straightforward
candor
Selflessness; good-nature action intended for the betterment of others.
altruism
Severe in appearance or nature; self-disciplined or struct to a high degree.
austere
To interfere or interrupt
Impinge
A feeling or state of intense excitement and happiness
Euphoria
disposed or willing to comply
amenable
Keenness of judgment. Ability to make quick, accurate decisions and evaluations.
acumen
bequeath
The intention or desire to do evil
melee
A person who is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about a topic.
Aficionado
a representation of a person exaggerated for comic effect
caricature
To nullify or cancel
abrogate
actual, genuine. Indisputably legitimate
Bonafide
Describe or regard as worth of disgrace
stigmatize
Able to be omitted without loss of meaning or function.
Redundant
careful to consider potential consequences and avoid risk
circumspect
constantly, unceasingly in effort; persistently.
assiduously
Dull, unresponsive, or slow
Bovine
Cheat or defraud
Bilk
To gratify or indulge
Pander
a compound obtained from another compound
derivative