A | B |
abhor | to loath or detest |
hoard | to accumilate or stash away |
presumptuous | bold to the point of rudness |
subtle | hardly notisable |
taint | to affect with something harmful; contaminate |
abstemious | sparing in the use of food or drink |
plateau | a condition on neighter growth nor decline |
replete | fully or abundantly provided |
satiate | satisfy fully |
superfluous | unnecessary |
surfeit | excess, overdulgence |
ambiguous | unclear, having more than one meaning |
apathy | lack of interest or caring |
indifference | lack of interest, feeling or opinion |
precarious | unstable, insecure |
skeptical | showing doubt and disbelief |
vacillation | wavering, going back and forth |
paucity | small amount or number |
penchant | a strong take or liking |
philathropist | someone who gives to worthy causes |
prodigal | wasteful |
spendthrift | a person who spends money wastefully |
utility | usefulness |
versatile | capable of doing many things well |
integrity | honesty, moral uprightness |
novice | a person who is new at somehting |
revere | to regard with awe |
sobriety | being quiet or serious |
yearnings | deep longings |
exploit | to take advantage of, to use selfishly for one's own ends |
slander | untruthful spoken attack on one's reputation |
succumb | to give away to superior force |
terminate | bring to an end |
truncate | shorten by cutting off |
dupe | a person easily deceived |
gulliable | easily deceived |
miser | one who saves greedily |
deliberate | intentional, well thought out |
condemn | to express strong disapproval of |
comformity | to act of becoming similar or identical to |
conventional | traditional, mundane |
detrimental | causing damage or harm |
exacebate | to make worse |
implausible | not possible, not imaginable |
infalliable | impared to perfection of |
mitigate | to make less severe |
opaque | not transparent, hard to understand |
plagiaris | a person who presents another's work as his own |
soporific | causing sleep |
pastiche | piece of music or writing or art combining several different sources of styles |