POWER English Vocabulary Words (1-20)
1. Felicitous - of only ordinary or moderate quality; neither good nor bad
- He led a felicitous life.
2. Doleful - sad
- He led a doleful life.
3. Fluster - embarrassed
- They flustered me by telling everyone my secret.
4. Preclude – make impossible
- The insufficiency of the evidence precludes a conviction.
5. Dither – procrastinate
- Stop Dithering and do something!
6. Poverish – poor
- Poverish people cannot afford luxuries.
7. Chivalrous – polite
- Mary is very chivalrous.
8. Endorse – permit
- We do not endorse smoking in the house.
9. Pallid – pale
- Tom has a pallid face.
10. Condone – overlook
- We condoned his wrongdoing.
11. Conspicuous – outstanding (easily seen)
- He is a conspicuous dancer.
12. Amiable – nice/ kind
- You are an amiable person.
13. Clamorous – noisy
- This is a clamorous class of children!
14. Reticent – modest
- Ernest is reticent about his success.
15. Phenomenal – marvelous
- I made a phenomenal discovery.
16. Agile – lively
- This is definitely an agile party.
17. Insolent – insulting
- Do you know that what you had just said was insolent?
18. Impotent – useless
- Jack felt impotent to help.
19. Hospitable – sociable
- Jon is a hospitable guy.
20. Concede – agree
- I concede to pay my share.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
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