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The exercise was created 16.09.2023 by jenpet. Anzahl Fragen: 129.




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  • Cant insincere or almost meaningless talk
  • Abhor To detest, to despise
  • Heinous Hatefully evil
  • Ameliorate Improve, relieve
  • Insatiable Cannot be satisfied
  • Avarice Greed, passion for riches
  • Evanescent Fleeting, passing, momentary
  • Ingratiate Win confidence, charm
  • Foist Pass off slyly, pass as genuine
  • Decrepit Broken down, worn out
  • Lithe Graceful
  • Conflagration Great fire
  • Alacrity Briskness, lively action
  • Ennui Boredom
  • Audacity Boldness, daring
  • Malleable Capable of being shaped or formed
  • Ignominious Humiliating, disgraceful
  • Penury Poverty
  • Epitome Person or thing that embodies or represents the best
  • Guise Manner, appearance, mien
  • Livid Pale, enraged
  • Abortive Fruitless, useless, failing
  • Efficacy The power to produce an effect
  • Callous Unfeeling
  • Proffer Offer for acceptance
  • Repertoire Works that an artist is ready to perform
  • Fatuous Foolish, silly, inane
  • Contort Twist violently
  • Extol Praise highly
  • Clique Small, exclusive group of people
  • Abjure Renounce, abstain from
  • Euphemism A less offensive term
  • Sultry Extremely hot and moist, torrid
  • Edifice Building
  • Moribund Dying, at the point of death
  • Obliterate Erase, wipe out
  • Ominous Threatening
  • Loathe To hate
  • Overt Open
  • Debris Ruins, fragments
  • Exonerate To free from guilt
  • Impunity Freedom from punishment
  • Blatant Disagreeably loudly, very showy
  • Inveigh Attack verbally
  • Extortion Getting money by threats
  • Cajole Coax
  • Abstemious Moderate in eating or drinking
  • Disparate Different
  • Plethora Excess
  • Eschew Avoid
  • Malevolent ill-diposed, ill-intentioned
  • Artless Innocent, naive
  • Lethargic Lazy, indifferent
  • Conjecture Guess
  • Succinct Brief, concise
  • Ubiquitous Being everywhere at the same time
  • Peruse To read carefully
  • Artifice Strategy, trickery
  • Scurrilous Coarse
  • Pernicious Harmful, causing injury
  • Discern Perceive
  • Perfunctory Done without care, superficial
  • Caustic Sarcastic, biting
  • Capricious Fanciful, whimsical
  • Rebuke An expression of strong disapproval
  • Guile Trickery
  • Accost To approach and speak to
  • Intrepid Brave
  • Detriment Injury, damage, hurt
  • Indolent Lazy
  • Juxtapose To place side by side
  • Complicity Partnership in wrongdoing
  • Cogent Forceful, convincing, persuasive
  • Ardent Passionate, eager
  • Jaunty Sprightly, gay
  • Dearth Scarcity, lack
  • Internecine Involving conflict within a group, mutually destructive
  • Banal Trivial, meaningless from overuse
  • Garrulous Talkative, wordy
  • Eminent Of high reputation, outstanding
  • Desultory Occurring by chance, disconnected
  • Maudlin Sentimental
  • Belligerent Warlike
  • Appellation A name
  • Culpable Deserving blame
  • Amicable Friendly, peaceful
  • Nefarious Villainous, vicious
  • Promulgate To make known officialy
  • Cursory Hatsy, not thorough
  • Flagrant Outrageous, glaringly bad
  • Inexorable Inflexible, unrelenting
  • Laconic Expressing much in few words
  • Trenchant Keen, incisive
  • Duress Compulsion, force
  • Gregarious Sociable
  • Histrionics Display of emotions
  • Elicit To draw forth
  • Paucity Scarcity
  • Egregious Remarkably bad
  • Accrimonious Bitter
  • Poignant Moving, painful to the feelings
  • Inundate To flood
  • Lurid Sensational
  • Diatribe Bitter criticism
  • Remuneration Reward, pay
  • Expunge Erase
  • Anathema Something greatly detested
  • Myriad Countless number
  • Cache Secret hiding place
  • Risible Laughable
  • Miscreant One who behaves badly
  • Obloquy Disgrace, shame, dishonor
  • Hyperbole Exaggerated figure of speech
  • Complacent Self-satisfied
  • Anomaly Irregularity, abnormality
  • Ostensible Outward, pretending, seeming
  • Fraught Filled
  • Fulsome Excessive, insincere
  • Impeccable Faultless
  • Fallacious Misleading
  • Altruistic Unselfish
  • Gullible Easily cheated or fooled
  • Decadence Decay
  • Gesticulate Move the arms energetically
  • Importune Ask urgently
  • Exacerbate To irritate, make worse
  • Consternation Dismay
  • Parismonious Miserly
  • Ostentatious Showy

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