Creado por Miguel Ángel Mendoza
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Pregunta | Respuesta |
abhor | hate; loathe; contempt; disgust; detest |
bigot | narrow-mind; prejudiced person; intolerant |
counterfeit | fake; false; simulated |
bilk | cheat; defraud; deceive; swindle |
knotty | troublesome; complicated; complex |
renown | fame; eminence; relevance |
abasement | disgrace; degradation; downgrade |
enhance | improve; make better or clearer |
labyrinth | maze; complexity; entanglement |
repeal | cancellation; abrogate; deny; annulment |
harbinger | indication; herald; sign; signal |
dearth | insufficiency; scarcity; deficiency; |
upheaval | cataclysm; catastrophe; disaster; major change |
reprehensible | shameful; very bad; objetionable |
blatant | obvious; brazen |
slump | decline; failure; collapse; |
creditable | praiseworthy; admirable; laudable; respectable |
hasten | speed something; hurry; accelerate; |
obdurate | pigheaded; stubborn |
reprieve | a respite; postponement of a sentence; relief of blame |
withdraw | abstain; go without; |
blight | ruin; destroy; damaged |
Haughtiness | arrogance; pride; conceit |
Blithe adj | free-spirited; carefree; happy |
Lackluster adj | dull; monotonous; bland; boring; flat; ho-hum |
Abstruse adj | difficult to understand; obscure; complex; complicated |
hamper N. | hinder; obstruct |
noxious adj | harmful; poisonous; lethal; injurious; deadly |
placid adj | calm; peaceful; mild |
abrasive adj | rough; coarse; harsh; having an uneven or irregular surface |
nuance adj | something subtle; hue; shade |
puzzle verb | enigma; mystery |
tardy adjective | slow; late; overdue; delayed; sluggish |
absolution noun | forgiveness; pardon; release; acquittal |
tawdry | showy but cheap and poor quality; of little value; gaudy |
superficial | lightweight; trivial; cursory; frivolous; perfunctory |
glib | slick; smmoth-tacking; eloquent |
prank | joke; jest; antic; lark |
derision | insult; disrespect; disdain; contempt |
discrete | disconnected; distinct; various |
overlook | disregard, neglect, discount, disdain |
foibles | defect, fault |
blighted | damaged; destroyed; ruined, ruin |
enshroud | cover, cloak, hide |
Haughtiness | arrogance; pride |
Lachrymose | tearful; sad |
Obfuscate | difficult to understand, confuse, complicate |
Tedium | boredom, dullness, monotony, deadness |
Blithe | free-spirited; carefree, happy |
Headstrong | stubborn; willful |
unbiased | Objective, not subjective, not prejudiced |
Pliable | bendable, adaptable, docile, flexible |
Rescind | retract; repeal, annul, cancel |
Temper | to moderate; soften, attitude, humor, mood |
Abstruse | difficult to understand; obscure, esoteric, perplexing |
Envenom | to cause bitterness and bad feeling, verb poison, harm, injure |
Laconic | using few words; brief; to the point |
Oblique | indirect; slanting |
Tenacious | stubborn; resolute; holding firm to a purpose |
Accolade | tribute; honor; praise |
Bolster | support; prop up, help, aid |
Cryptic | puzzling; enigmatic |
Obliterate | destroy; demolish; eradicate |
Acquiesce | to agree to; give in to |
Bombast | arrogant, pompous language |
Heed | listen to |
Lampoon | ridicule; spoof |
Oblivious | adj unaware, ignorant, totally unaware |
Tenuous | flimsy; not solid |
Boorish | ill-mannered, adj crude, awkward, coarse, rude |
Heresy | against orthodox opinion, noun unorthodox opinion, especially in religious matters |
Obscure | difficult to understand; partially hidden, adj not easily understood |
Poignant | adj affecting, painful, patético, conmovedor |
Respite | a break; intermission, noun pause, suspension in activity |
Terse | concise; to the point, adj brief, short, precise, succint |
bribery | as in blackmail, bribe, extortion |
thwart | verb stop, hinder, frustrate, impede, obstruct |
Hiatus | interruption; pause, interval, lapse |
Languid | tired; slow, adj drooping, dull, listless |
Obscured | hidden; covered; buried, ulterior, bueried |
Poised | ready, clever, set, smart, prepared calm; collected; self-possessed |
Braggart | noun person who talks boastingly, blusterer |
Debunking | exposing false claims or myths unmask, expose, debunk, show up verb disprove, ridicule |
Hidebound | rigid in opinions, adj intolerant, rigid, stiff, stark, tense |
Languish | verb droop; become dull, listless decay; fade away; get weaker, deteriorate |
Obsequious | servile; submissive, groveling |
Thwart | prevent; frustrate, frustrate, foil, defeat, blight, baffle |
Adamant | forceful; inflexible, firm, strong, steady, solid, steadfast |
Brawny | muscular |
Hieroglyphics | 1. picture writing; 2. writing which is difficult to read or enigmatic |
Larceny | theft; robbery; stealing |
Ponderous | heavy, heavyweight, weighty, bulky, burdensome |
Timorous | cowardly; fearful, fearful, afraid |
Adroit | skilful |
Err | verb make a mistake; do wrong |
Largess | generosity, bounty, noble-mindedness, gentlehood |
Tirade | stream of verbal abuse, noun abuse, outburst, diatribe |
Bristle | to show irritation |
Decoy | lure; trap; trick |
Histrionic | theatrical; exaggerated |
Laud | verb acclaim, praise |
Obstreperous | noisy and boisterous adj noisy |
Portend | foretell , presage, foreshadow |
Retraction | withdrawal; cancellation of a statement, withdrawal |
hardship | noun personal burden, deprivation, privation |
Broach | start to discuss; approach |
Deference | noun obedience, compliance, respect |
Esoteric | obscure and difficult to understand |
Hoary | adj ancient, old |
Lavish | adj profuse; splendid, on a grand scale; wasteful |
Obtuse | adj slow to understand, stupid, crass, asinine, brainless, dull |
Portent | noun indication, forewarning a warning sign; omen |
Revere | verb prize, worship, admire, adore |
Advocate | noun person supporting an idea or cause publicly, support, defend, uphold, advocate, guard, back up, stand up for |
Espouse | verb stand up for; support, promote; take up |
Hone | verb sharpen |
Lax | adj slack, remiss careless; not strict |
Obviate | avoid; make unnecessary, keep away |
Riddled | full of (usually full of holes) |
Torpid | inactive; lazy; stagnant |
Aesthetic | adj beautiful, esthetic |
Bulwark | fortification; barricade; wall |
Defunct | adj extinct, not functioning, deceased |
Etymology | the study of word origins |
Hyperbole | noun exaggeration grossly exaggerated speech |
Legend | 1. key to map; 2. myth or story |
Odious | hateful |
Rife | adj overflowing, abundant, plenty, plentiful, generous, hearty |
Torpor | noun lethargy, dormancy; sluggishness; inactivity |
Affable | adj friendly, friendly; social; easygoing, good-natured, smooth |
Eulogy | noun praise, acclamation |
Hypochondriac | a person obsessed with health; having imaginary illnesses |
Legion | adj numerous |
Rigor | noun strictness, exactness |
Totter | verb move falteringly, walk unsteadily , tambalearse |
Alacrity | noun liveliness; promptness eagerness; enthusiasm; quickness readiness, promptitude, speeding |
Burgeon | verb bloom grow; flourish; put forth new shoots, prosper, blossom |
Deleterious | adj harmful, damaging |
Lethargic | adj lazy, sluggish, tired; without energy |
Ogle | stare at; observe in an obvious manner |
Postulate | verb suppose, figure hypothesize; propose |
Robust | strong; healthy; tough |
Tractable | adj manageable obedient; dutiful; polite |
Burnish | verb polish, brighten brightness, shine |
Euphony | noun harmony |
Iconoclast | noun detractor person who opposes orthodoxy |
Levity | noun funniness, silliness, flippancy; joking about serious matters frivolidad |
Alibi | an excuse that shows someone was not at a crime scene excuse, justification |
Buttress | noun brace, support verb support, bolster |
Evacuate | vacate; empty; abandon |
Idiosyncrasy | a personal peculiarity; something unique to an individual |
Ominous | adj menacing, foreboding threatening |
Ruminate | verb think about seriously think over something; ponder |
Allay | verb reduce something, usually a pain or a problem to lessen reduce, lower, cut, decrease |
Demur | verb disagree, hesitate; refuse |
Ignominious | adj humiliating, shameful adj offensive |
Ruse | noun trick, deception, stratagem |
Transgress | verb sin go astray; disobey; commit a sin |
Exasperated | verb upset, provoke frustrated; annoyed |
Ignominy | noun offensive behavior noun shame |
Lithe | adj flexible, graceful and slender, supple |
Transient | adj temporary, short-lived; ephemeral |
Aloof | adj remote, distant; detached; cold |
Deplete | verb consume, exhaust supply, use up, lessen |
Livid | adj pale, ashen adj bruised adj extremely angry |
Onerous | adj difficult; requiring hard labor, burdensome; hard to undertake |
Deplore | verb regret; condemn |
Onus | noun burden |
Sagacious | adj smart, judicious, wise |
Trepidation | noun anxiety, worry, fear |
Callow | adj immature |
Depravity | noun corruption, immorality |
Execrable | adj horrible, sickening very, very bad |
Immoderate | excessive; extreme |
Lofty | adj high, elevated adj grand, stately adj arrogant, high and mighty snooty; arrogant; haughty |
Sage | adj wise noun wise person |
Trinket | something of little value; knick-knack |
Ambiguity | uncertainty; vagueness |
Candid | frank; honest |
Deprecate | verb belittle, condemn criticize; denounce |
Exegesis | noun interpretation scholarly explanation or interpretation |
Immutable | unchanging; permanent |
Opulent | wealthy; rich; magnificent |
Salacious | adj lascivious lecherous; erotic |
Trite | adj silly, commonplace unoriginal; dull |
Candor | noun complete honesty frankness; openness |
Deride | verb make fun of; insult ridicule; mock |
Impartial | unbiased; neutral |
Loquacious | adj talkative |
Ordain | 1. destine; 2. confer holy orders on a priest |
Trivial | unimportant |
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