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1. ranconteur
2. truculent
2. truculent
Paradigm (paradime)meaning pattern.
Mores (moreez) meaning ethical values.
Mores (moreez) meaning ethical values.
oligarch,
(4)Frondescence (The process of a plant putting forth new leaves, or the period when this occurs)
(1) Petrichor (the scent of rain falling on dry ground)
(2) Panglossian (excessively optimistic, even in the most adverse of circumstances).
(3) Crepuscular (relating to twilight, or referring to creatures that are most active at dusk)(
(2) Panglossian (excessively optimistic, even in the most adverse of circumstances).
(3) Crepuscular (relating to twilight, or referring to creatures that are most active at dusk)(
1. Ascetic - disciplined lifestyle, abstaining from pleasures and wealth in life for a spiritual or relgious cause.
11 Satirical - Containing or using satire: "a satirical magazine"/of a person or their behavior) Sarcastic, critical, and mocking another's weaknesses.
(Paradigm, Ideology, 2/100)
(Paradigm, 1/100)
2. Ontologie
1. Ecologisme
9 Antediluvian - Of or belonging to the time before the biblical Flood/Ridiculously old-fashioned.
10 Vertiginous - Causing vertigo, esp. by being extremely high or steep/relating to or affected by vertigo.
10 Vertiginous - Causing vertigo, esp. by being extremely high or steep/relating to or affected by vertigo.
93. Lucent
94. Mercurial
95. Evanesce
96. Canticle
97. Hiemal
98. Emporium
99. Quixotic
100. Solatium
94. Mercurial
95. Evanesce
96. Canticle
97. Hiemal
98. Emporium
99. Quixotic
100. Solatium
83. Operose
84. Apostasy
85. Catchpenny
86. Frondescence
87. Florid
88. Querulous
89. Furor
90. Adytum
91. Insignia
92. Verdigris
84. Apostasy
85. Catchpenny
86. Frondescence
87. Florid
88. Querulous
89. Furor
90. Adytum
91. Insignia
92. Verdigris
Unreliable/realible.
Tender.
Jab/Jabber learned.
Word learned today: HORN! #shameonme
4 Unfathomable - of depth; not capable of being sounded or measured.
5 Infinitesimally -
(infinitesimal) (mathematics) a variable that has zero as its limit.
6 Consternation - Feelings of anxiety or dismay, typically at something unexpected.
7 Beatific - Blissfully happy.
8 Apathy - Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
5 Infinitesimally -
(infinitesimal) (mathematics) a variable that has zero as its limit.
6 Consternation - Feelings of anxiety or dismay, typically at something unexpected.
7 Beatific - Blissfully happy.
8 Apathy - Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
1 Neophobia - having a morbid fear of novelty.
2 Propensity - an inclination or natural tendency to behave in a particular way.
3 Astigmatism - the result of an inability of the cornea to properly focus an image onto the retina (from eye test :L)
2 Propensity - an inclination or natural tendency to behave in a particular way.
3 Astigmatism - the result of an inability of the cornea to properly focus an image onto the retina (from eye test :L)
I like a lot of these: http://trevinwax.com/2009/11/16/10-words-to-add-to-your-vocabulary/
2. Prevaricate (verb): to deliberately avoid the truth; to mislead.
1. Alacrity (noun): eager and enthusiastic willingness.
75. Bibliophage
76. Ardent
77. Caprice
78. Mitigate
79. Lustrous
80. Luminescence
81. Incandescence
82. Aether
76. Ardent
77. Caprice
78. Mitigate
79. Lustrous
80. Luminescence
81. Incandescence
82. Aether
72. Vex
73. Chagrin
74. Epoch
73. Chagrin
74. Epoch
61. Perdition
62. Vigilant
63. Fealty
64. Gibbet
65. Obfuscate
66. Askance
67. Banal
68. Lissome
69. Besmirch
70. Monopsomy
71. Dolorous
62. Vigilant
63. Fealty
64. Gibbet
65. Obfuscate
66. Askance
67. Banal
68. Lissome
69. Besmirch
70. Monopsomy
71. Dolorous
Bourgeois
+ Oxymoron
58. Fecund
59. Anachronism
60. Panacea
59. Anachronism
60. Panacea
47. Elegiac
48. Placate
49. Parity
50. Exuberant
51. Bawdy
52. Motley
53. Austere
54. Seneschal
55. Dubious
56. Antipathy
57. Foppish
48. Placate
49. Parity
50. Exuberant
51. Bawdy
52. Motley
53. Austere
54. Seneschal
55. Dubious
56. Antipathy
57. Foppish
36. Emancipate
37. Minaret
38. Disputatious
39. Contentious
40. Belabour
41. Tithe
42. Weasand
43. Chalcedony
44. Vie
45. Rueful
46. Lief
37. Minaret
38. Disputatious
39. Contentious
40. Belabour
41. Tithe
42. Weasand
43. Chalcedony
44. Vie
45. Rueful
46. Lief
28. Poultice
29. Medicament
30. Intricate
31. Reticent
32. Flounder
33. Nonce
34. Gossamer
35. Filagreed
29. Medicament
30. Intricate
31. Reticent
32. Flounder
33. Nonce
34. Gossamer
35. Filagreed
19. Chichi
20. Sanguine
21. Scud
22. Limn
23. Aggregation
24. Nonplus
25. wry
26. Augur
27. Prognosticate
20. Sanguine
21. Scud
22. Limn
23. Aggregation
24. Nonplus
25. wry
26. Augur
27. Prognosticate
12. Ague
13. Sinuous
14. Bandy
15. Pulchritudinous
16. Stoical
17. Illimitable
18. Undulation
13. Sinuous
14. Bandy
15. Pulchritudinous
16. Stoical
17. Illimitable
18. Undulation
5. Infinitesimal
6. Mirth
7. Inexorable
8. Diaphanous
9. Conflagration
10. Vagary
11. Accede
6. Mirth
7. Inexorable
8. Diaphanous
9. Conflagration
10. Vagary
11. Accede
1. Obsequious
2. Ingratiate
3. Chide
4. Reverie
2. Ingratiate
3. Chide
4. Reverie
2/100
13. ingenuous
11. irascible
12. ennui
12. ennui
9. adulterate
10. capricious
10. capricious
7. audacious
8. fickle
8. fickle
5. incessant
6. malign
6. malign
2. tyro
3. nebulous
4. insatiable
3. nebulous
4. insatiable
1. acquiesce