vocabulary (english words)

By Aliiba ThonyCreated Sep 10, 2026Updated Sep 10, 2026

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curtail(verb)

English

to reduce, limit, or cut something short-usually implies restricting an activity or ending something before its planned completion

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alleviate(verb)

English

To alleviate pain or problem is to make it less severe.

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incentitives(noun)

English

Things that motivate or encourage people to act

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eloquent(adjective)

English

having or showing the ability to use language clearly, fluently and in a way that is powerful and persuasive.

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fervent (adjective)

English

Having, showing or expressing great warmth, passion, or intense depth of feeling

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revitalize (verb)

English

To give new life, energy, or strength to something or someone.

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amicable(adjective)

English

showing friendliness and lack of hostility

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Disparate (adjective)

English

containing elements that are very different, separate, or not matching.

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Zealous(adjective)

English

Feeling or show strong passionate, and energetic support for a person, cause or goal.

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incredulous(adjective)

English

A person who is unwilling and unable to believe something

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peerless (adjective)

English

So magnificent that nothing can equalize it.

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perverse (adjective)

English

describing someone or something that deliberately behaves in a way that is unreasonable, unacceptable, or contrary to what is expected.

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inextricable(adjective)

English

Something impossible to separate, untangle or escape from

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Surmount (verb)

English

To overcome a difficultly, or to be placed directly on top of something.

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Formidable (adjective)

English

Very powerful, strong or impressive often so big and difficult that it causes worry, fear, or great respect

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Harrowing(adjective)

English

Very upsetting or disheartening

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untenable(adjective)

English

If something is untenable, you can't defend it.

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Perambulate (verb)

English

To walk or stroll around a place often in a leisurely manner or for pleasure

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ineptitude (noun)

English

lack of skill or ability

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Pejorative(adjective)

English

Refers to words, phrases or expressions that are insulting, disrespectful or disparaging, intended to belittle something or someone.

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Indignant(adjective)

English

describes feeling or showing anger or annoyance, often accompanied by surprise, due to perceived, unfair, unjust or unworthy treatment.

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Consolidate (verb)

English

defintion: It primary means to bring together separate parts into a single, unified whole.

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Ineffable(adjective)

English

something that is impossible to express or translate into words, often because it is too overwhelmingly intense, deeply emotional or sacred

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