front 1 Evasive | back 1 tending to avoid commitent; responding indirectly |
front 2 Chide | back 2 Scold or Rebuke |
front 3 Taciturn | back 3 reserved or uncommunicative in speech |
front 4 Uninhibited | back 4 expressing oneself's feelings unselfconscious without restraint |
front 5 Succor | back 5 Assistance and support for hard times |
front 6 Impetuous | back 6 acting or done quickly without thought or care |
front 7 Ingenuity | back 7 quality of being clever and original |
front 8 Contrive | back 8 create or bring objects by deliberate skills of oneself |
front 9 Devise | back 9 plan or invent a system by thoughtful careness |
front 10 Fickle | back 10 changing frequently of oneself's affections, interests, or loyalty |
front 11 Vanquished | back 11 defeated thoroughly |
front 12 Reverberate | back 12 a loud noise composed and repeated several times as it echos around |
front 13 Incredulous | back 13 (of someone) unwilling to believe something |
front 14 Irate | back 14 feeling or characterized by anger |
front 15 Ameilorate | back 15 make something bad or unsatisfactory better |
front 16 Sufferance | back 16 absence of objection rather than tolerating, to accept something |
front 17 Annihilation | back 17 complete destruction or obliteration |
front 18 Engender | back 18 cause or give rise to(feeling, situation, condtions), to bring about |
front 19 Abstemious | back 19 self disciplined, moderate, while eating/drinking |
front 20 Prevalent | back 20 widespread in particular areas |
front 21 Euphony | back 21 quality to be pleasant to the ear, through harmonious combination of words, music |
front 22 Precocious | back 22 (of a child) to develop certain prosperities at an earlier age than others |
front 23 Nefarious | back 23 (an action or activity) wicked or criminal |
front 24 Temerity | back 24 excessive confidence/boldness |
front 25 Exuberance | back 25 being full of energy |
front 26 fraternal | back 26 of, or like a brother or brothers |
front 27 oppresion | back 27 prolonged cruel or unjust treatment in control |
front 28 transgress | back 28 go beyond the bounds of(moral principal or other established behavior) |
front 29 emaciated | back 29 abnormally thin or weak, especially because of illness/lack of food |
front 30 mollify | back 30 to soothe anger or anxiety of someone |
front 31 relevancy | back 31 the quality/state of being closely connected |
front 32 entreating | back 32 expressing an earnest or anxious request |
front 33 muster | back 33 collect or assemble(number of amount) |
front 34 conceited | back 34 excessively proud of oneself |
front 35 fluctuate | back 35 rise and fall irregularly(number of amount) |
front 36 crimson | back 36 of a rich deep red color inclining to purple |
front 37 archaic | back 37 very old or old fashioned |
front 38 converse | back 38 verb/to engage in conversations |
front 39 stupor | back 39 a condition of greatly dulled or complete suspended sense or sensibility |
front 40 reserve | back 40 refrain from using or disposing of; for future use |
front 41 languished | back 41 lose or lack or vitality |
front 42 retroactive | back 42 extending in scope or effect to a prior time or to conditions that existed in the past |
front 43 trifiling | back 43 unimportant/trivial |
front 44 vapid | back 44 uninspired, offering nothing that is stimulating |
front 45 inconspicuous | back 45 not clearly visible or attracting attention |
front 46 knell | back 46 sound of a bell, especially when rung solemnly for a death/funeral |
front 47 animosity | back 47 strong hostility |
front 48 sufficient | back 48 enough; adaquate |
front 49 destitue | back 49 without the basic necessities of life |
front 50 deferential | back 50 respectful |