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  • Burak Yılmaz

  • 問題数 100 • 7/31/2023

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  • 1

    nominal

    important in name only

  • 2

    antiquity

    ancient times or state of being old

  • 3

    antiqurian

    someone who specializes in old things

  • 4

    plethora

    extreme excess

  • 5

    levity

    humor or lightheartedness

  • 6

    immutable

    not subject or susceptible to change

  • 7

    susceptible

    likely or liable to influence or harmed by a particular thing

  • 8

    nestle

    to settle comfortably within something

  • 9

    facade

    face or front of a building

  • 10

    phlegm

    mucus produced in the nose and throat

  • 11

    bewilder

    to confuse or perplex

  • 12

    perplex

    make someone feel completely baffled

  • 13

    calamitous

    disastrous or catastrophic

  • 14

    extol

    to praise glorify or honor

  • 15

    obstreperous

    noisily and stubbornly defiant

  • 16

    defiance

    open resistance bold disobedience

  • 17

    decimate

    to cause great destruction

  • 18

    rescind

    to cancel offically

  • 19

    filibuster

    long speech that obstructs legislative progress

  • 20

    obstruct

    block; be or get in the way

  • 21

    legislative

    having the power to make laws

  • 22

    zealous

    having or showing energy and enthusiasm

  • 23

    prodigy

    young person with exceptional talent

  • 24

    superlative

    highest degree or quality

  • 25

    petulant

    childishly sulky

  • 26

    asterisk

    the symbol *

  • 27

    indefatigable

    tireless and persistent

  • 28

    assuage

    to provide physical relief

  • 29

    fortuitous

    occurring by happy chance

  • 30

    austere

    strict or severe in manner or appearance

  • 31

    decipher

    to decode or make out the meaning of

  • 32

    ruminate

    to think deeply and carefully

  • 33

    mellifluous

    sweet, musical, or nice to hear

  • 34

    fiendish

    devilish, wicked, cruel

  • 35

    stymie

    to prevent or obstruct the progress of something

  • 36

    archipelago

    group of islands in a large body of water

  • 37

    shrivel

    cause to wrinkle and contract

  • 38

    panache

    distinctive and stylish elegance

  • 39

    irascible

    quickly aroused to anger

  • 40

    boolean

    combinatorial system that uses logic operatos like AND and OR

  • 41

    percolate

    to permeate or spread gradually

  • 42

    inexorable

    impossible to prevent or stop

  • 43

    pique

    to arouse interest or curiosity

  • 44

    egregious

    extraordinarily bad or shocking

  • 45

    obsequious

    eager to praise or obey

  • 46

    juxtaposition

    placing things side by side for comparison

  • 47

    sagacious

    having keen judgement or discernment

  • 48

    realtor

    real estate agent

  • 49

    paradigm

    typical example or pattern of something

  • 50

    engross

    to absorb the attention or interest of someone

  • 51

    dither

    to hesitate or be indecisive

  • 52

    ethereal

    celestial or characterized by lightness

  • 53

    Worcestershire

    a pungent sauce or a county in England

  • 54

    omnipotent

    having unlimited or infinite power

  • 55

    satirical

    using irony or sarcasm to expose human vices

  • 56

    visceral

    coming from emotion rather than reason

  • 57

    malice

    desire to do evil

  • 58

    adjacent

    next to something else

  • 59

    copious

    large in number or quantity

  • 60

    lucrative

    producing a large profit

  • 61

    content

    state of satisfaction

  • 62

    negligent

    failing to take proper care over something

  • 63

    pontificate

    to express opinions pompously

  • 64

    loathe

    to greatly dislike or detest

  • 65

    nebulous

    vague or cloudy

  • 66

    segue

    to proceed without interruption

  • 67

    scrupulous

    characterized by extreme care and effort

  • 68

    philanthropic

    loving and promoting human welfare

  • 69

    quintet

    group of five

  • 70

    tactile

    tending or relating to touch

  • 71

    befuddle

    make someone unable to think clearly

  • 72

    muddle

    bring into a disordered or confusing state

  • 73

    moil

    work hard

  • 74

    drudge

    a person made to do hard menial or dull work

  • 75

    perambulate

    walk or travel through or round a place or area, especially for pleasure and in a leisurely way

  • 76

    traipse

    walk or move wearily or reluctantly

  • 77

    wearily

    with extreme tiredness

  • 78

    reluctantly

    in an unwilling and hesitant way

  • 79

    temporize

    avoid making a decision or comitting oneself in order to gain time

  • 80

    hulking

    very large, heavy or clumsy

  • 81

    ample

    enough or more than enough; plentiful

  • 82

    convivial

    friendly, lively and enjoyable event or atmosphere

  • 83

    amiable

    having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner

  • 84

    incidental

    happening as a minor accompaniment to something else

  • 85

    sultry

    hot and humid

  • 86

    scalding

    very hot; burning

  • 87

    surly

    bad-tempered and unfriendly

  • 88

    frayed

    unravelled or worn at the edge

  • 89

    prodigious

    far beyond what is usual

  • 90

    precipitation

    falling to earth of any form of water

  • 91

    taciturn

    habitually reserved and uncommunicative

  • 92

    valiant

    having or showing courage

  • 93

    interpret

    to explain the meaning of something

  • 94

    prominent

    easily noticed

  • 95

    contempt

    disdain or lack of respect

  • 96

    disdain

    the feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration of respect

  • 97

    clemency

    the act of showing mercy or leniency

  • 98

    leniancy

    the fact or quality of being more merciful or tolerant than expected