all vocab

• adjective- severe or stern in personality or appearance; somber and grave
• adjective- bare, without adornment

noun- greed, or an extreme desire for wealth

• adjective- flushed with rosy color
• adjective- very ornate; flowery

adjective- not capable of being fully satisfied

• verb- to flood or cover over with water
• verb- to overwhelm as if with a flood

• adjective- referring to a large but undetermined number
• adjective- made up of many diverse elements or facets
• noun- a huge number

noun- displaying extreme stinginess or cheapness

• adjective- carelessly or wastefully extravagant; lavish
• adjective- giving or given in abundance

adjective- plentiful supplied; abounding

• adjective- having great fullness, size, or number
• adjective- ample or lengthy in speech or writing

• adjective- fearlessly daring, bold
• adjective- not held back by what others consider acceptable; showing willingness to offend others

noun- a scornful resistance to authority; a stubborn rebelliousness

• adjective- marked by sternness, harshness, ill temper, or gloom
• adjective- sternly unyielding or stubborn

noun- brilliance in performance and achievement; dazzling display

adjective- tireless, incapable of wearing out or becoming fatigued

adjective- undecided or uncertain about what to do; wavering

• adjective- hard headed; stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing
• adjective- not giving in to persuasion

adjective- excessively eager to serve, obey, or win the favor of another; fawning

noun the quality of holding firmly or stubbornly to a purpose, an intention or belief; stubbornness

• adjective- seemingly indifferent to or unaffected by joy, grief, pleasure, or pain; determined not to complain or show feeling
• noun- a person who is seemingly indifferent or unaffected by joy, grief, pleasure, or pain

• verb- to waste away; to wither or deteriorate
• noun- wasting away or deterioration, often due to disease, injury, or lack of use

verb- to sap the strength or energy of; to weaken

• adjective- discolored, as in a bruise; black-and-blue
• adjective- pale or ashen
• adjective- furious with anger

• adjective- about to die
• adjective- on the verge of becoming obsolete or outdated

• adjective- poisonous or harmful to living things; injurious to health
• adjective- corruption; harmful to the mind or morals

noun- fatal epidemic disease; anything regarded as harmful or dangerous

• verb- to reduce to extreme weakness; to overcome
• verb- to lie flat or at full length
• adjective- reduced to extreme weakness; overcame
• adjective- lying flat, face down, at full length

adjective- conducive or favorable to health or well-being

• noun- a cause of great harm, affliction, or devastation
• verb- to afflict with severe suffering; to ravage

adjective- not harmed; uninjured

verb- to reject the truth, the authority, or the balidity of

adjective- having little strength or substance; flimsy

• noun- a rigid military disciplinarian
• noun- one who demands absolute adherence to forms and rules

adjective- marked by the use of few words

adjective- effusively or tearfully sentimental; overly emotional

• adjective- given to excessive and often trivial talk
• adjective- wordy and rambling

verb- to leave quickly and secretly and hide oneself, often to avoid arrest or prosecution

verb- to cheat or swindle out of money

• noun- mercy, especially toward a criminal or an enemy
• noun- mildness, especially of weather

adjective- feeling regret and sorrow for things one has done wrong

• verb- to attribute the fault or responsibility to; to relate to a particular cause or source
• verb- to assign as a characteristic

noun- wickedness; immorality; a wicked or an immoral act; a sin

• verb- to right a wrong; to make up for
• noun- satisfaction for a wrong or injury; a correction

adjective- deserving of blame or criticism

• noun- the act of restoring something to its proper owner or to its original, undamaged state
• noun- the act of compensating for loss, damage, or injury

• verb- to clear of blame, suspicion, or doubt with supporting arguments or proof
• verb- to justify or prove the worth of something

verb- to cite as an example or a means of proof in an argument

• verb- to cause to become confused or perplexed
• verb- to fail to distinguish; to mix up
• verb- to make something bad even worse

• verb- to interpret; to explain the meaning of
• verb- to translate, especially to do so aloud

• adjective- a difficult, unsolvable, or self-contradictory problem; a dilemma
• adjective- a riddle which is answered by a pun

• adjective- having hidden meaning; mysterious
• adjective- using or based on code

verb- to use language that is evasive or ambiguous, often in an attempt to mislead; to avoid making an explicit or straightforward statement

• noun- a seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true
• noun- something exhibiting inexplicable or contradictory aspects

• adjective- obvious; plain; apparent
• noun- a grant by the government that give the creator of an invention the sole right to his creation for a set time

noun- an acuteness of perception, observation, or understanding; a sharpness

• adjective- of or relating to basic facts or principles; elementary
• adjective- in the earliest stages of development

adjective- deviating from the proper or expected course; abnormal

noun- a departure from the normal or ordinary form, order, or rule

noun- the quality of straying from what is conventional or customary; a deviation from the normal, expected, or established

adjective- common in or unique to a certain location or population

• adjective- lacking in harmony; incompatible
• adjective- not in agreement; inconsistent
• adjective- not keeping with what is proper, logical, or correct

adjective- commonplace; ordinary

adjective- strikingly bizarre or unfamiliar

noun- a model of perfection or excellence of a kind; an unparalleled example

adjective- being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time

adjective- not habitual or ordinary; unusual