Beginnings & Growth
Personality Traits
Conflict & Trouble
Thinking & Judgement
Feelings, Actions, & States
100

This adjective describes something that is just beginning to develop, such as a new idea, movement, or talent.

Nascent

100

Someone who is overly eager to please or flatter people in power is this.

Obsequious 

100

Dark clouds, eerie silence, or a threatening warning might all create this kind of feeling.

Ominous

100

If something appears to be true on the surface, but may hide another motive or explanation, it is this.

Ostensibly

100

If a task is done with little effort, care, or enthusiasm, it is this.

Perfunctory

200

A person who is new to a skill, job, or activity and lacks experience is called this.

Novice

200

This word describes a person who is stubborn and refuses to change their mind.

Obstinate 

200

This adjective describes someone who is deceitful, disloyal, or willing to betray trust.

Perfidious

200

A person focused on practical solutions rather than idealistic ones is this.

Pragmatic

200

To calm an angry person or make peace with someone is to do this.

Placate

300

A child who shows advanced intelligence or maturity earlier than expected may be described as this.

Precocious

300

Flashy, showy behavior meant to attract attention or display wealth is described by this word.

Ostentatious 

300

A complicated, messy, and difficult situation that is hard to escape is called this.

Quagmire

300

To think deeply and carefully about something for a long time is to do this.

Ruminate

300

A memory, speech, or scene that deeply affects your emotions can be described as this.

Poignant

400

This word describes something outdated and no longer useful, like old technology or methods.

Obsolete

400

This adjective describes someone eager to argue, fight, or start conflict.

Pugnacious

400

To express disappointment, blame, or criticism toward someone is to do this.

Reproach

400

Great wisdom, insight, and sound judgment are all part of this noun.

Sagacity

400

If something is completely filled or abundantly supplied with something, it is this.

Replete

500

To obtain or acquire something, often through effort, is to do this.

Procure
500

Sulky, childish irritation, especially when someone doesn’t get their way, is called this.

Petulance

500

The formal act of giving up a belief, title, claim, or habit is called this.

Renunciation

500

A strong natural liking or tendency toward something—such as a love for horror movies or spicy food, is called this.

Penchant

500

Someone who remains firm, determined, and unwavering in a difficult situation is this.

Resolute

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