A | B |
subtle | hard to notice or see; not obvious, clever and indirect |
pseudonym | a name that someone (such as a writer) uses instead of his or real name. |
obsolete | no longer used; no longer needed because something newer exists |
intricate | having many interrelated parts; complex; complicated |
infamous | well-known for being bad; known for evil acts or crimes |
fabricate | to put something together out of components or parts; to make up a story for the purpose of deceiving people |
elusive | hard to find or capture; hard to understand, define, or remember |
elaborate | give more details about something; discuss something more fully |
debacle | a great disaster or complete failure |
connotation | an idea, quality, or emotion that a word makes you think about in addition to its dictionary meaning |
arduous | very difficult; requiring a lot of energy or physical work |
abrupt | very sudden and not expected |