Level D vocabulary weeks 1-12

The highest level of something

All powerful; having unlimited

To add on to something; increase

A departure from the main subject of a speech or text; a detour from the main subject

Describing a person who cannot be corrected or improved

Easily angered

Something that is not in its correct historical time

Describing a disorderly, agitating, and possibly confusing situation

Luxurious; fancy

To add as an attachment to something

Irresponsible; ineffective

Satisfy one's thirst

Comparable or similar

Belonging to a period before a war (in the US, this usually refers to a time before the Civil War

Hostile; agressive

Someone who supports or defends a person/people or as a cause

A heavy flood

Belonging to someone or something by nature; describing a natural characteristic of something or someone.

optimistic; cheerful

Quickly fading or vanishing

To use something or someone for selfish purposes

The ability to make good judgements and have perceptive knowledge, especially in a particular area.

A place surrounded by armed forces trying to capture it or make people surrender.

A fear or dislike of people from other countries, their customs, cultures, etc

Said or done without preparation; on the spur of the moment

Unable to be proven

Careful effort and determination

Taking great care, effort, and attention

Weak; uncertain

Trying to be amusing, but instead seeming offensive

Something that is required to happen before something else can take place

excessive pride

Mature for one's age; developing abilities at a younger age than is expected

Something that cures everything; a solution for all problems

A long and angry speech used to accuse or criticize someone or something

Say again

Dull; common

Full of complaints

Annoy to an intense degree

Everyday speech; common speech of a particular group

Not personally involved in a particular matter

Strong dislike or hatred

To confirm something as true

Having little interest or enthusiasm

Not revealing one's identity

Give a false impression of something

Oily or greasy; (of a person)excessively flattering, usually to get what one wants from someone else

Humiliating

Overused; unoriginal

Having mixed or contradictory feelings about someone or something

Spread widely; particularly information

Awful; disgusting

Acting without thought or care: rash

Not genuine or true

Loyal to a person, belief or cause

Go around a thing or solution

Talkative

Removal of suspicion or blame from someone; the condition of having been proven right or justified

A person who opposes or attacks strongly held beliefs and traditions

Thrilling; exciting