the secret to being "boring" is to say everything
Voltaire
Here are a list of words that I know and would like to inform others of!
Tractable - easy to control, obedient
Extrinsic - external, on the outside
Rugged - rough, harsh, bumpy
Yogi - someone that does yoga
Torturous - painful
Orderly - organized, neat
Unique - one of a kind
Receptive - open minded, willing to accept new ideas
Apt - likely, most likely
Nonplussed - confused, unsure, unprepared
Oscillate - rotates, sways back and forth
Throng - a large crowd
Homage - public display of respect
Extricate - escape, remove, free yourself of something
Regress - go back, return to a previous state
Bait - lure, attract, tempt, intisce
Reciprocate - give back, pay back, in return
Idiom - an expression that’s not meant to be taken seriously
Credence - faith, trust, belief, confidence
Kith - friends, acquaintances
Impose - to put in place, force upon
Novelty - something new, original
Taper - to decrease, decline, lessen, reduce, go away
Harangue - long angry speech, rant
Eyesore - unpleasant sight, ugly, unpleasing to the eye
Whim - impulse, sudden desire
Arbiter - somebody that’ll settle a dispute or argument
Legitimate - lawful, legal
Lieu - instead, in place of
Faze - disturb
Archaic - old fashioned, out of style
Bedlam - chaos, commotion
Outlandish - bizarre, unusual, weird
Temerity - courage, gull
Terse - short, brief, to the point, concise
Ornery - mean, grouchy, grumpy
Triskaidekaphobia - fear of the number 13
Modus Operandi - pattern/method of doing something
Egregious - shockingly bad, outstandingly horrible
Denigrate - degrade, criticize, belittle
Gratuitous - unnecessary, unneeded
Iconic - well known, famous, popular
Tact - caution, sympathy, sensitivity, thoughtfulness
Ultimatum - final choice/option/chance
Affront - insult, an offense, a sign of disrespect
Toilsome - involving hard work or labor
Innocuous - not harmful or offensive
Offhand - offensive, carelessly, indifferent
Nepotism - family bias, favoritism
Listless - lifeless, lacking energy or enthusiasm
Insinuate - imply, to suggest, to hint at
Vivacious - full of life, energetic, lively
Indignant - angry
Noisome - stinky
Ostentatious - flashy, extravagant, showy
Neurotic - overly nervous, unstable
Atrocious - terrible, shockingly bad, horrible
Paraphernalia - tools, objects that go along with a particular activity
Recoup - regain, recover
Anomaly - unique, out of the ordinary, unexpected
Yore - a long time ago
Essence - the key element, the basis
Relish - great enjoyment
Stupor - in a daze, state of unawareness, near unconsciousness
Chagrin - disappointment, frustration, annoyance
Hinder - to delay, to obstruct, slow it down
Obviate - prevent, eliminate
Ordeal - challenge, experience of difficulty
Liable - accountable, responsible
Somber - gloomy, grim, serious, sad
Onset - beginning of something, start
Umbrage - offense
Trepidation - fear, nervousness
Discomfit - to make someone uncomfortable
Etymology - the study of words
Meddlesome - nosey
Orientation - the act or process of becoming familiar with something
Nemesis - rival, enemy
Staunch - dedicated, devoted, loyal, reliable
Bonafide - real, actual or genuine
Ire - anger
Loquacious - talkative
Lucid - clearly
Indigenous - native, from originally
Ethic - a set of morals
Jovial - happy, cheerful, friendly, kind
Exacerbate - to worsen
Aspire - to hope for, to dream of
Nullify - numb, cancel out, void
Tout - flaunt, boast
Logistics - plans, steps, arrangements, the process of managing or coordinating
Kismet - fate
Subrosa - secret, hidden
Hone - to sharpen or perfect a skill
Onus - responsibility
Wane - decrease, lessen, decline
Harbor - keep, hold on to
Obstinate - stubborn
Sycophant - suck up, flatterer
Taut - stretched or pulled tightly
Battery - a long list or series
Lethargic - tired, unmotivated
Unwarranted - unfair, undeserved, unjust
Envoy - message
Status quo - normal, the usual, the way things are
Ubiquitous - everywhere, existing or present everywhere
Extraneous - extra, unnecessary, unrelated
Divisive - separation or hostility
Expound - explain in great detail
Snippet - a small bit of, portion
Histrionic - overly emotional, dramatic
Oraion - formal speech
Ensemble - a group that performs together
Succinct - brief, to the point
Superlative - the best
Tenet - opinion or belief
Acclimate - get used to, adapt
Innate - something you’re born with
Reparation - something you do or pay to make up for something that you’ve done wrong
Watershed - turning point
Ad Nauseam - to the point of annoyance
Yearn - crave, long, desire
Taboo - wrong, forbidden, restricted
Optimal - the best, ideal
Heinous - wicked, evil
Ergo - therefore
Affirmation - approval
Vilify - degrade, criticize, condemn
Edify - change for the better, improve, to instruct
Nexus - center
Magnanimous - generous
Amenable - open, willing, agreeable
Gaggle - noisy group
Inclusive - sharp, clear, direct
Consolidate - combine, unite
Altruism - selfless
Laconic - quick, brief, short, concise
Mesh - connect, work closely together
Yield - produce, grow
Snide - rude, mocking, insulting, sarcastic
Rescind - change, reverse, cancel
Lackadaisical - slow, lazy, unenthusiastic
Seethe - not showing/expressing intense anger
Wince - flinch/cringe in pain
Harmonious - agreeable, peaceful, friendly
Abscond - escape, flee
Trite - unoriginal, overused
Stupendous - extraordinary, astonishing
Evolve - to develop gradually
Repercussions - consequence of a previous action
Absolve - getting rid of guilt/responsibility, flee
Excursion - trip, journey
Negligible - insignificant
Mishap - accident
Sadistic - getting pleasure off of other people's pain, cruel, vicious
Malleable - impressionable, influenceable
Amity - peace, harmony
Existential - pertaining to existence or being
Obsequious - excessively obedient
Loathe - to hate
Solicit - to ask or request
Intricate - complex or detailed
Prodigy - a person or thing with extraordinary traits or abilities
Replete - having plenty, being full of
Delude - to mislead someone into believing something that isn’t true
Homonym - words that sound the same with different meanings
Elusive - hard to catch or pin down
Juxtapose - to put things side by side for comparison
Witless - without intelligence or wisdom, foolish
Zenith - a climatic or highest point
Vehement - very emotional or earnest
Unwieldy - difficult to carry or move due to size, weight or shape
Obligate - to hold someone to accomplishing a task
Transact - to exchange or conduct business with others
Purport - appear or claim to be or do something, especially falsely
Timorous - showing or suffering from nervousness, fear or lack of confidence, timid, without courage
Negate - to deny or cancel
Paltry - small or meager
Petty - of little importance, trivial
Reciprocate - to give in return
Pungent - having a strong smell or taste
Intrepid - confident, fearless
Eschew - to avoid or refrain from using
Divergent - moving progressively away from each other, tending to be different or develop in different directions
Cajole - to persuade through the use of flattery
Tangible - touchable, clear or undeniable
Luminous - glowing or brightly lit
Recuperate - to regain, to restore health or strength
Abnegate - to give up or renounce
Deteriorate - to become worse over time
Maxim - a saying or phrase that expresses a truth or rule
Evanescent - vanishing or fleeting
Usurp - to take wrongful possession
Dominion - sovereignty or control
Tenure - the conditions under which land or buildings are held or occupied
Vicissitude - a change of general situation or circumstances
Undulate - to make wave-like motion, to move like a wave
Prim - formal, proper
Relinquish - to give up or surrender control of something
Sapience - great wisdom or acquired knowledge
Resplendent - shining brightly and pleasantly
Atonement - amends made for a past wrong
Enigma - a mysterious or puzzling thing or person
Fraudulent - deceitful or fake
Reconcilable - capable of being restored to harmony
Iniquity - a weighty wrong or injustice
Jeopardize - to put at risk
Rigmarole - a complex, usually absurd procedure
Salience - the quality of being prominent or standing out
Ameliorate - to male a situation or problem better
Debase - to reduce in value or character
Advocate - to make a case for, to actively support a cause or person
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