front 1 Amorous | back 1 adj. Expressing love or the state of being in love |
front 2 Belittle | back 2 v. To present or speak of as unimportant or of little value |
front 3 Censure | back 3 v. To blame or find fault with n. A severe criticism or harsh judgment |
front 4 Deem | back 4 v. To consider, to believe |
front 5 Divulge | back 5 v. To make known something secret; to reveal |
front 6 Exorbitant | back 6 adj. Exceeding normal bounds; greater or more than seems reasonable |
front 7 Expostulate | back 7 v. To argue earnestly in an attempt to dissuade or show strong disapproval |
front 8 Fateful | back 8 adj. Having great or significant consequences |
front 9 Ingrate | back 9 n. An ungrateful person |
front 10 Injunction | back 10 n. 1.) An order or command 2.) A court order prohibiting someone from doing something |
front 11 Moribund | back 11 adj. Close to death; in a dying state |
front 12 Motif | back 12 n. 1.) A theme or idea in a work of art or literature that is developed or repeated 2.) A figure or design repeated in the decoration or something, such as a building, or textile |
front 13 Subsidize | back 13 v. To support by giving financial aid (subsidy) n. A grant of money, often provided by a government to a group or individual |
front 14 Sumptuous | back 14 adj. Extravagantly splendid or costly; luxurious |
front 15 Voluble | back 15 adj. Characterized by a ready flow of words; talkative |