front 1 Assuage | back 1 v. To lessen or to calm; to make something less painful or severe |
front 2 Foray | back 2 1.) n. A trip or action that is unusual or not normal for you 2.) An attempt to do something for the first time 3.) A short journey |
front 3 Impudent | back 3 1.) adj. shamelessly bold, as if you don't care what anyone thinks about you 2.) Failing to show proper respect and courtesy; very rude |
front 4 Malevolent | back 4 1.) adj. evil; having or showing a desire to cause harm to another person 2.) Showing or arising from intense often vicious ill will, spite, or hatred |
front 5 Nebulous | back 5 adj. Indistinct, vague or unclear |
front 6 Taciturn | back 6 1.) adj. Tending to be quiet; not speaking frequently; almost always silent; not inclined to speak |
front 7 Unsullied | back 7 adj. Basically untouched or unused; not damaged or ruined |
front 8 Indigenous | back 8 adj. Belonging to a particular region or country |
front 9 Vexations | back 9 n. Something that causes problems; irritation or annoyance; something that worries or annoys you |
front 10 Contemptuous | back 10 1.) adj. Feeling that someone or something is worthless, beneath you, not worthy of respect or approval 2.) Feeling or showing deep hatred or disapproval 3.) Showing a lack of respect for or fear of something that is usually respected or feared 4.) In legal matters, showing speech or behavior that does not show proper respect to a court or judge |
front 11 Contentious | back 11 adj. Always ready to argue or fight |
front 12 Diminutive | back 12 adj. Smaller than ordinary |
front 13 Discernible | back 13 1.) adj. Understandable 2.) Able to be detected with eyes or other senses 3.) Recognizable or identifiable as separate and distinct |
front 14 Dispensation | back 14 1.) n. A release from an obligation or promise 2.) Permission to break a law or an official promise you have made 3.) Release from a rule, vow, or oath 4.) An act of providing something to people |
front 15 Erratic | back 15 1.) adj. Irregular 2.) Acting, moving, or changing in ways that are not expected or usual 3.) Not consistent or regular |
front 16 Persevere | back 16 1.) v. To carry on in spite of difficulties 2.) To continue even though something is difficult |
front 17 Auspicious | back 17 1.) adj. Favorable or successful 2.) Showing or suggesting that future success is likely |
front 18 Asinine | back 18 1.) adj. Stupid, silly 2.) Extremely or utterly foolish |
front 19 Inquisitive | back 19 1.) adj. Questioning, prying 2.) Tending to ask questions 3.) Having a desire to know or learn more 4.) Asking too many questions about other people's lives |
front 20 Tacit | back 20 1.) adj. Implied or known without stating aloud 2.) An agreement 3.) Expressed or understood without being directly stated 4.) Silently agreed upon |
front 21 Ensuing | back 21 1.) adj. Following afterwards 2.) Something that ensues is something that comes immediately after something else |
front 22 Malignant | back 22 1.) adj. Dangerous, evil 2.) Very serious 3.) Tending or likely to grow and spread in a rapid and uncontrolled way that can cause death |
front 23 Prowess | back 23 1.) n. Superior ability 2.) Distinguished bravery 3.) Valor and skill |
front 24 Waning | back 24 1.) adj. Decreasing or diminishing in size or amount 2.) Becoming less bright, intense, or strong |
front 25 Render | back 25 1.) v. To cause someone or something to be in a specified condition 2.) To give something to someone 3.) In legal matter, to officially report or declare a legal judgment, such as a verdict |