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VOCABULARY WITH LILFOX

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LEXICON CATEGORY IPA MEANING USAGE EXAMPLE
viewed or existing independently and not in relation to
absolute adjective /ˈæb.sə.luːt/ Despite their disagreement, they both agreed on the absolute need for immediate action.
other things; not relative or comparative
accommodating adjective /əˈkɒm.ə.deɪ.tɪŋ/ willing to fit in with someone's wishes or needs The accommodating hotel staff went above and beyond to ensure their guests had a pleasant stay.
(of information, measurements, statistics, etc.) correct in all
accurate adjective /ˈæk.jə.rət/ The scientist's accurate measurements helped him make groundbreaking discoveries.
details; exact
an asset or object bought or obtained, typically by a library
acquisition noun /ˌæk.wɪˈzɪʃ.ən/ The company's recent acquisition of a competitor allowed them to expand their market share.
or museum
sharp intelligence, shrewdness, or good judgment in making
acumen noun /ˈæk.jə.mən/ His business acumen enabled him to make wise investment decisions.
decisions or understanding complex matters
sufficient or enough to meet the necessary requirements or
adequate adjective /ˈæd.ə.kwət/ The team's training was adequate to compete at a professional level.
demands
adorable adjective /əˈdɔː.rə.bəl/ very charming, lovable, or attractive The kittens were so adorable that everyone couldn't resist cuddling them.
providing a benefit, favorable, or offering an advantage in a
advantageous adjective /ˌæd.vənˈteɪ.dʒəs/ Learning a second language can be advantageous in today's globalized world.
particular situation
connection, relationship, or association with a group,
affiliation noun /əˌfɪl.iˈeɪ.ʃən/ The artist's affiliation with the prestigious gallery helped boost her career.
organization, or person
affluent adjective /ˈæf.lu.ənt/ wealthy or having an abundance of financial resources The CEO's affluent lifestyle was evident from his luxurious mansion and expensive cars.
ameliorate verb /əˈmiːl.jə.reɪt/ improve, make better, or alleviate a situation or condition The new development plan aims to ameliorate the living conditions in underprivileged neighborhoods.
being in the middle of or surrounded by a particular
amidst preposition /əˈmɪdst/ The city was bustling with activity amidst the festive atmosphere.
situation, group, or environment
amorphous adjective /əˈmɔː.fəs/ shapeless, formless, or lacking a clear definition or structure The amorphous shape of the cloud made it difficult to identify its specific form.
a term used in classical Greek literature, a loss of feelings for
anagapesis noun 4th syllable stress Anagapesis, or the inability to form a deep emotional connection, can affect one's relationships.
one formerly loved; a falling out of love
a short, often amusing or interesting story about a real-life
anecdote noun /ˈæn.ɪk.dəʊt/ experience, used to illustrate a point or provide She shared a funny anecdote from her vacation, which had everyone laughing.
entertainment
outdated, old-fashioned, or no longer relevant or useful in
antiquated adjective /ˈæn.tɪ.kweɪ.tɪd/ The outdated technology seemed antiquated compared to the latest advancements.
the present context
lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern for something or
apathetic adjective /ˌæp.əˈθet.ɪk/ The apathetic response of the crowd indicated a lack of interest or concern.
someone
easily seen, noticed, or understood, as it is evident or clear to
apparent adjective /əˈpær.ənt/ The solution to the puzzle became apparent once I examined it from a different angle.
others
requiring a great deal of effort, time, or difficulty to
arduous adjective /ˈɑː.dʒu.əs/ The marathon was incredibly arduous, with participants having to conquer steep hills and extreme weather conditions.
complete or achieve something
genuine, real, or true, as it is not a copy, imitation, or fake
authentic adjective /ɔːˈθen.tɪk/ She only buys authentic designer bags, refusing to settle for knock-offs.
version of something
an excessive desire for wealth, possessions, or material gains,
avarice noun /ˈæv.ər.ɪs/ His avarice knew no bounds; he would do anything for money.
often associated with greed

B
in a difficult or unfortunate situation, lacking something
badly-off adjective /ˌbæd.li ˈɒf/ The family was badly-off, struggling to make ends meet.
essential or struggling financially
a rare psychiatric disorder characterized by an intense
basorexia noun 3rd syllable stress Basorexia is a strong craving or desire to kiss someone.
craving or desire to kiss
causing confusion, perplexity, or amusement, often due to
bemusing adjective /bɪˈmjuːzɪŋ/ The magician's bemusing tricks left the audience in and confusion.
something being difficult to understand or explain
causing confusion or perplexity, difficult to understand or
bewildering adjective /bɪˈwɪl.dər.ɪŋ/ The bewildering maze had countless twists and turns, making it impossible to find the way out.
comprehend
strange, unusual, or eccentric, often in a way that is difficult
bizarre adjective /bɪˈzɑːr/ The fashion show featured bizarre and avant-garde designs that pushed the boundaries of traditional fashion.
to explain or understand
with a lighthearted, carefree, or nonchalant attitude, not
blithely adverb /ˈblaɪð.li/ taking something seriously or being unaware of its She greeted the news of her promotion blithely, not showing any signs of excitement.
importance
extremely bright, intelligent, talented, or skillful, showing
brilliant adjective /ˈbrɪl.jənt/ Her brilliant mind allowed her to solve complex mathematical problems effortlessly.
exceptional quality or performance

C
cadaver noun /kəˈdæv.ər/ The anatomy class dissected a cadaver to study the human body in detail.
capable adjective /ˈkeɪ.pə.bəl/ Despite facing numerous challenges, she remained capable of achieving her goals.
cardinal adjective /ˈkɑː.dɪ.nəl/ Honesty and integrity are cardinal virtues that should be upheld in every aspect of life.
cardiology noun /ˌkɑː.diˈɒl.ə.dʒi/ He decided to specialize in cardiology, focusing on the study and treatment of heart diseases.
cautious adjective /ˈkɔː.ʃəs/ The cautious driver always adhered to traffic rules and drove carefully.
chastise verb /tʃæsˈtaɪz/ The teacher had to chastise the disruptive student for constantly interrupting the class.
colloquially adverb /kəˈləʊ.kwi.ə.li/ The locals conversed colloquially, using regional slang and phrases.
commence verb /kəˈmens/ The concert will commence with a grand orchestra performance, followed by various solo acts.
commit verb /kəˈmɪt/ The suspect was hesitant to admit that he had committed the crime.
commodify verb /kəˈmɒd.ɪ.faɪ/ In order to increase profits, companies often commodify certain products.
compassionate adjective /kəmˈpæʃ.ən.ət/ The doctor demonstrated a compassionate approach when delivering the terminal diagnosis.
competent adjective /ˈkɒm.pɪ.tənt/ The competent lawyer skillfully presented evidence in the courtroom.
complex adjective /ˈkɒm.pleks/ The project's success relied on a complex network of interconnected systems.
consecutive adjective /kənˈsek.jə.tɪv/ The team celebrated their third consecutive win of the season.
considerable adjective /kənˈsɪd.ər.ə.bəl/ The construction of the new building required a considerable amount of funding.
considerate adjective /kənˈsɪd.ər.ət/ Sarah's considerate nature was evident as she always made sure to include everyone in the conversation.
conventional adjective /kənˈven.ʃən.əl/ The fashion show followed conventional standards of beauty and style.
counterfeit adjective /ˈkaʊn.tə.fɪt/ The antique dealer quickly identified the counterfeit artwork.
courteous adjective /ˈkɜː.ti.əs/ Despite facing criticism, the politician maintained a courteous demeanor during the debate.
crass adjective /kræs/ The comedian's jokes were considered by many as crass and offensive.
crucial adjective /ˈkruː.ʃəl/ The implementation of the new safety regulations was crucial to prevent accidents.
culminate verb /ˈkʌl.mɪ.neɪt/ The year-long project will culminate in a grand exhibition showcasing the artwork.
curious adjective /ˈkjʊə.ri.əs/ The scientist's curious nature led her to pursue groundbreaking research.
cutting-edge adjective /ˌkʌt.ɪŋ ˈedʒ/ The cutting-edge technology revolutionized the healthcare industry.

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decipher verb The cryptographer was able to decipher the ancient code and unveil its hidden meaning.
dedicate verb Mary decided to dedicate her life to helping underprivileged children in her community.
defame verb The false accusations were made with the intention to defame the CEO's reputation.
deleterious adjective The deleterious effects of pollution on the environment are well-documented.
demanding adjective The demanding nature of her job required her to work long hours and meet tight deadlines.
demure adjective The actress portrayed her character in a demure manner, capturing the audience's attention with her subtle performance.
depressed adjective John's prolonged unemployment left him feeling depressed and hopeless.
derivative adjective /dɪˈrɪvətɪv/ The author's latest novel was criticized for being derivative and lacking originality.
derogatory adjective The derogatory comments made by the politician caused public outrage
destress verb Yoga and meditation are effective methods to destress and promote mental well-being.
detrimental adjective The detrimental impact of excessive alcohol consumption on the liver cannot be ignored.
devote verb Sarah decided to devote herself to her studies, sacrificing her social life for a chance at academic success.
diligent adjective The diligent student consistently achieved top grades in all her classes.
discombobulating adjective The discombobulating experience of riding a rollercoaster left him feeling dizzy and disoriented.
discourteous adjective The man's discourteous behavior towards the waiter was met with disapproval from the other patrons.
disposition noun Emily's friendly disposition made it easy for her to make new friends wherever she went.
dissimilar adjective The siblings had different interests and dissimilar personalities, resulting in frequent arguments.
dither verb Unable to make a decision, she continued to dither between two job offers.
dominant adjective The dominant male lion asserted his authority over the pride.
doubtful adjective Despite her confident facade, she remained doubtful about her ability to succeed in the competition.
dubious adjective The legitimacy of the online store was dubious, leading customers to question the quality of its products.

E
ecstatic adjective I was ecstatic when I found out that I had won the lottery.
efficacious adjective The new medication has proven to be efficacious in treating the symptoms of the disease.
effigy Protesters burned an effigy of the president as a way to express their anger and discontent.
egalitarian adjective The country's constitution enshrines the principles of an egalitarian society.
elderly The elderly couple held hands as they walked through the park, showing the depth of their love for each other.
embezzlement The accountant was charged with embezzlement for stealing funds from the company.
embrace The child ran into her mother's arms, seeking comfort and embrace after a long day at school.
empathetic adjective The therapist was empathetic towards the patient, offering support and understanding during their difficult time.
epilepsy noun /ˈepɪlepsi/ The young girl suffered from epilepsy, requiring her to take medication to control her seizures.
epitome The chef's signature dish was considered the epitome of fine dining.
erudite adjective The professor was known for being erudite, with a vast knowledge of multiple subjects.
essential adjective Water is an essential resource for human survival.
eviscerate The surgeon had to eviscerate the patient's abdomen in order to remove the tumor.
excrement The janitor had to clean up the excrement left behind by the animals in the zoo.
excruciating adjective The athlete endured excruciating pain as she pushed through the final minutes of the marathon.
exfoliate Regularly exfoliating your skin can help improve its texture and appearance.
experdite The expert could experdite any task given to him, completing it quickly and efficiently.
exquisite The artist created an exquisite painting, capturing the beauty of the landscape.
extirpate The government launched a campaign to extirpate corruption from all levels of society.
extortionate adjective The price of the luxury car was extortionate, making it unaffordable for most people.
extrapolate Using historical data, the scientist was able to extrapolate future trends in climate change.
extravagant adjective The billionaire's extravagant lifestyle included private jets, yachts, and mansions.

F
facade The grand old building had a beautiful facade that hid its crumbling interior.
fascinate The magician's tricks never failed to fascinate the audience.
favourable adjective The rainy weather ruined our plans, but we made the most of it by having a favourable indoor picnic.
finagle He managed to finagle tickets to the sold-out concert through his connections.
flamboyant adjective The singer's flamboyant outfits added to the excitement of the show.
flibbertigibbet Don't listen to her, she's just a flibbertigibbet who changes her mind constantly.
forward-thinking adjective The company's forward-thinking approach to technology allowed them to stay ahead of their competitors.
frivolous adjective Taking a frivolous approach to finances can lead to problems in the long run.
froth The foam on top of the latte was full of froth, making it look extra delicious.
frustrate His inability to solve the puzzle frustrated him immensely.
furious adjective She was furious at her friend for betraying her trust.

G
genuine adjective His smile was genuine as he thanked his supporters for their unwavering loyalty.
gimmick The new product had a gimmick that made it stand out among its competitors.
glamorize The fashion industry tends to glamorize unrealistic beauty standards.
good-hearted adjective Despite his tough exterior, he had a good-hearted nature and always helped those in need.
gorgeous adjective The sunset over the ocean created a gorgeous display of colors.
grotesque adjective The horror movie had grotesque visuals that disturbed the viewers.
gruesome adjective The crime scene was so gruesome that even the experienced detectives were shocked.

H
habitual adjective His constant tardiness became a habitual behavior that annoyed his coworkers.
hazardous adjective The hazardous chemicals required careful handling to avoid any accidents.
heredity The researcher discovered a gene linked to obesity, proving the influence of heredity on weight.
heteronormative adjective Society's heteronormative expectations often put pressure on individuals to conform to traditional gender roles.
hilarious adjective The comedian's hilarious jokes had the audience laughing uncontrollably.
hindsight In hindsight, we should have taken a different approach to the project.
holistic adjective /həˈlɪstɪk/ A holistic approach to healthcare takes into account the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of a person.
hubris His hubris led to his downfall as he underestimated his opponent.
humorous adjective The sitcom was filled with humorous moments that kept the viewers entertained.

I
idiosyncrasy She had a unique idiosyncrasy of always wearing mismatched socks.
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idle adjective Instead of being productive, he spent the day in idle daydreaming.
ignorance His ignorance on the subject became apparent during the debate.
illicit adjective /i(l)ˈlisət/ forbidden, not permitted The fourth-grader learned many illicit words from a pamphlet that was being pased around school.
ill-mannered adjective The ill-mannered customer yelled at the waiter for no reason.
immature adjective His immature behavior caused tension within the group.
immense The mountain range was of immense beauty and grandeur.
immerse The protagonist's journey in the novel allowed readers to immerse themselves in a different world.
impecunious adjective The artist, despite being talented, remained impecunious throughout his life.
impoverished adjective The war left the once prosperous country impoverished and struggling.
inadequate adjective The instructions provided were inadequate, making it difficult to complete the task.
incessantly She worked incessantly to meet the deadline for the project.
indigent adjective The charity organization provided support to the indigent members of society.
indispensible adjective The technology became indispensable in our daily lives.
induce The doctor induced labor to speed up the delivery process.
indulgence As a treat, she allowed herself to have a small indulgence of chocolate.
industrious adjective The industrious worker always completed his tasks efficiently and on time.
inebriated adjective He stumbled out of the bar, clearly inebriated from excessive drinking.
ineptitude His ineptitude in handling finances led to his bankruptcy.
inexperience The newcomer's inexperience was evident in his nervousness.
infamous adjective The criminal became infamous for his heinous crimes.
infarction The patient suffered a myocardial infarction, resulting in a heart attack.
injurious adjective Certain exercises can be injurious if done incorrectly.
insouciant adjective Despite the challenges, he faced them all with an insouciant attitude.
insufficient adjective The resources allocated were insufficient to complete the project.
interval The play had an intermission at the halfway point for the audience to take a break.
intricate The painting had an intricate design, with each detail carefully crafted.
intriguing adjective The mystery novel had an intriguing plot that kept readers guessing until the end.
invigilator The invigilator carefully monitored the students during the exam.

J
the fact of two things being seen or placed close together
juxtaposition noun /ˌjəkstəpəˈziSHən/ An odd juxtaposition of talents worked exceedingly well on the project
with contrasting effect

K
kind-hearted adjective She was known for her kind-hearted nature, always helping those in need.

L
laborious adjective Writing an essay can be a laborious task.
lavish adjective Their wedding was a lavish affair, with extravagant decorations and gourmet food.
liable adjective He is liable for the damages caused by his negligence.
liberal adjective She has a liberal approach when it comes to parenting.
low-cost adjective That store offers low-cost clothing for budget-conscious shoppers.
low-priced adjective The shop had a variety of low-priced items on sale.
ludicrous adjective The idea of sending people to Mars for vacation is simply ludicrous.
luxurious adjective The hotel room was luxurious, with a king-sized bed and a marble bathroom.

M
mannerly adjective She handled the situation in a mannerly and polite manner.
materialistic adjective He is so materialistic, always prioritizing wealth and possessions over genuine relationships.
mellifluous adjective Her voice was mellifluous, and it captivated everyone in the room.
microscopic adjective The scientist used a microscopic lens to study the cells.
mighty adjective The superhero defeated the villain with his mighty strength.
miniature adjective She collected miniature figurines as a hobby.
minute adjective The ant scurried across the floor with its minute legs.
misandrist adjective The misandrist activist used derogatory language towards men.
misanthropic adjective /ˌmɪsənˈθrɒpɪk/ He became misanthropic after years of disappointments and betrayals.
misnomer Calling her a genius is a misnomer; she failed every test in school.
moderate adjective She has a moderate approach to politics, weighing both sides of the argument.
modest adjective Despite their success, they live a modest lifestyle and rarely indulge in extravagance.
monetary adjective The company suffered a monetary loss due to the economic downturn.
munificent adjective The philanthropist made a munificent donation to the charity.
myocarditis Myocarditis is a serious inflammation of the heart muscle.
myriad The garden was filled with a myriad of vibrant flowers.

N
neat adjective He always keeps his workspace neat and organized.
needy adjective Many families in the neighborhood are in a needy situation and require assistance.
neglectful adjective Her neglectful behavior towards her children resulted in them feeling neglected and unloved.
negligent adjective The company faced a lawsuit due to their negligent handling of customers' personal information.
nomenclature The nomenclature of this field can be quite complex and challenging to understand.
non-negotiable adjective The terms of the contract were non-negotiable; they had to be accepted as is.
nonchalant adjective He acted nonchalant, as if he didn't care about the outcome.
notable adjective The artist's latest masterpiece received notable praise from art critics.
noticeable adjective The brand's logo is very noticeable and stands out among its competitors.
notorious adjective The notorious criminal was finally captured by the police after years of evading arrest.

O
obedient adjective The dog was obedient and followed all of its owner's commands.
obliging adjective She was obliging and always willing to help others.
obsolete adjective Fax machines have become obsolete in the age of digital communication.
obstreperous adjective The child's obstreperous behavior made it difficult for the teacher to control the class.
onerous adjective Taking care of a newborn can be onerous, requiring constant attention and care.
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opportune adjective The rain stopped at the opportune moment, just in time for the outdoor event.
orderly adjective The students lined up in an orderly fashion before entering the classroom.
orthodox The community adhered to orthodox religious practices.
ostentatious adjective The millionaire's ostentatious lifestyle was evident in his luxurious mansion and fancy cars.
outdated adjective Using outdated technology can hinder productivity and efficiency.

P
pageantry The royal wedding was filled with pageantry and spectacle.
pathogen The pathogen quickly spread throughout the population, causing an epidemic.
peculiar adjective He had a peculiar way of speaking that made him stand out from the crowd.
penniless adjective After losing his job, he found himself penniless and struggling to make ends meet.
people-driven adjective The organization was people-driven, with volunteers dedicating their time and effort to help others.
perplex The complicated puzzle perplexed him for hours.
perspire She started to perspire heavily while running the marathon.
pertinent adjective The lawyer asked pertinent questions to uncover the truth.
philandering adjective His philandering ways destroyed his marriage and caused him to lose the trust of his family.
pivotal adjective Voting is a pivotal part of a democracy, allowing citizens to have their voices heard.
ploy The politician's promise turned out to be a ploy to gain more votes.
pneumatic adjective /njuːˈmætɪk/ The pneumatic drill made a loud noise as it broke through the concrete.
pointless adjective Their argument seemed pointless and went nowhere.
precautionary adjective Taking precautionary measures can help avoid accidents and injuries.
precious adjective The photographer captured the scene with precise detail and accuracy.
precise adjective The grandmother cherished her precious family heirlooms.
premodern adjective The premodern society had different customs and practices compared to the present.
prepubescent adjective The prepubescent boy was too young to be involved in mature conversations.
pricey adjective The designer's high-fashion clothing was often pricey, targeting a luxury market.
proficent adjective She was proficient in multiple languages, making her an asset to the international team.
promiscuous adjective The gossip magazines portrayed the celebrity as promiscuous, constantly dating different people.
prone adjective People who are prone to allergies need to take extra precautions in certain environments.
prosperous adjective The business flourished, and they became prosperous within a few years.
pseudonymous adjective The author chose to write under a pseudonymous pen name to maintain anonymity.
pursuit He dedicated himself to the pursuit of knowledge, constantly seeking to learn and grow.

R
radiology He specializes in radiology and interprets X-rays and CT scans.
rambunctious adjective The rambunctious children were running and screaming through the park.
reasonable adjective The teacher gave the students a reasonable amount of time to complete the exam.
refine The chef refined the recipe by adding new spices and adjusting cooking times.
reimbursement The company provided reimbursement for the employee's travel expenses.
relish He always relished the opportunity to try new and exotic foods.
rendezvous adjective They agreed to meet at the park for a romantic rendezvous.
renowned adjective The renowned author received numerous awards for her best-selling novels.
repudiate He felt the need to repudiate the false accusations made against him.
respectful adjective The students were respectful and listened attentively to their teacher.
risky adjective Investing in the stock market can be risky, with potential gains and losses.

S
sacrilegious adjective The artist faced severe backlash for creating a sacrilegious painting that disrespected the religious beliefs of many.
sagacious adjective Despite the challenges they faced, the couple remained sagacious, making wise decisions that led them to success.
The salubrious environment of the countryside village had a positive impact on the health of the visitors, as they felt refreshed and
salubrious adjective
revitalized.
satiric adjective His satirical remarks made everyone laugh at the political rally.
satisfactory adjective The hotel provided a satisfactory level of service for its guests.
scathing adjective The scathing review criticized the movie's poor acting and weak plot.
scoundrel The detective was determined to catch the scoundrel responsible for the crime.
seethe adjective She could feel her anger seethe as he continued to insult her.
serendipitously Serendipitously, he found the lost wallet on the sidewalk.
significant adjective The discovery of DNA was a significant breakthrough in the field of genetics.
sizeable adjective The company made a sizeable profit, allowing them to expand their operations.
skilled adjective She was highly skilled in playing the piano, captivating the audience with her talent.
small-mindedness adjective His small-mindedness prevented him from accepting others with different beliefs.
sodden adjective After standing in the rain, his clothes became sodden and uncomfortable.
solace adjective Music provided solace and comfort during difficult times.
soothe adjective The warm tea helped soothe her sore throat.
state-of-the-art adjective The new smartphone features state-of-the-art technology and innovative design.
stigmatize It is important not to stigmatize individuals with mental health issues.
stinginess His stinginess prevented him from sharing his wealth with others.
straighforward adjective The instructions were straightforward and easy to follow.
strenous adjective The strenuous hike to the mountain peak tested her physical endurance.
submissive adjective The submissive dog followed its owner's commands without hesitation.
substantial adjective The company made a substantial donation to the local charity.
successive adjective The team won three successive championships, establishing their dominance in the sport.
sumptuous adjective They enjoyed a sumptuous feast with a wide variety of gourmet dishes.
susceptible adjective The elderly are more susceptible to certain diseases and infections.
sympathetic adjective She was sympathetic towards her friend and offered a listening ear.

T
tangible adjective She could feel the tangible tension in the room as the argument escalated.
tendril The tendril of ivy slowly wrapped around the tree trunk, seeking support.
thorough adjective She conducted a thorough investigation to uncover the truth.
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thoughtful adjective He wrote a thoughtful letter to his friend, expressing his gratitude and support.
thrive The plant thrived in the sunlight and well-drained soil.
timely adjective The timely intervention by the paramedics saved his life.
tragedy The tragedy of losing a loved one is a difficult burden to bear.
tranquility The sound of waves crashing against the shore brought a sense of tranquility.
tremendous adjective The project achieved tremendous success, surpassing all expectations.
tremulous adjective /ˈtremyələs/ fearful, timid, nervous I always feel a trifle tremulous when walking through a graveyard.
trendy adjective She always followed the latest fashion trends, dressing in trendy clothes.
triumph After months of hard work, she finally achieved triumph and won the competition.
twee adjective /twiː/ The cute and twee decorations gave the room a whimsical atmosphere.

U
uncertainty There was uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the election.
unfurl adjective As the flower unfurled its petals, it revealed its vibrant colors to the world.
upset adjective He was upset by the news of his friend's illness.
urgent adjective The doctor emphasized the urgent need for medical attention.

V
valiant adjective The valiant knight fearlessly faced the enemy in battle.
vapid adjective Her speech was vapid and lacked any meaningful content.
velocipede noun /vi'lɔsipi:d/ He rode his velocipede through the park, enjoying the fresh air and exercise.
vie adjective They constantly vie for the top spot in sales.
vital adjective Sleep is vital for our overall health and well-being.
vixen adjective She was a vixen on the dance floor, captivating everyone with her moves.

W
wastrel noun /ˈweɪstrəl/ He was known to be a wastrel, always squandering his money on frivolous things.
weary adjective After a long day, she felt weary and longed for her bed.
well-off adjective The wealthy family lived a well-off lifestyle, with luxurious homes and expensive cars.
wonted adjective The flowers bloomed in their wonted fashion, signaling the arrival of spring.
woozy adjective The medication made her feel woozy and lightheaded.
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