Vocabulary

REASONABLE(ADJ)

Syn.analytic,consequent



being in accordance with reason

But we have a reasonable doubt.

EFFECTIVE(N)

Syn. efficient, fruitful



a soldier equipped for duty

This order is effective immediately.

FACE-TO-FACE (ADV)

Syn. personally



within each other's sight or
presence

Face-to-face works pretty good.

TROUBLESOME (ADJ)

Syn. disturbing, nast

giving trouble or anxiety :
VEXATIOUS

It'll be troublesome if someone sees us.

COLLABORATIVE(V)

Syn. concur, cooperate



I know I'm always preaching That profiling is A
collaborative effort,

PRODUCTIVE(ADJ)

Syn.constructive,formative



having the quality or power of
producing especially in abundance

In any case, I hope you'll have a productive
summer!

FAULTY (ADJ)

Syn. amiss, flawed



marked by fault or defect :
IMPERFECT

You gave faulty information.

FINAL (N)

Syn. concluding, hindmost



a deciding match, game, heat, or
trial

It's the final word on the subject.

URGENT (ADJ)

Syn. clamant, burning



calling for immediate attention :
PRESSING

We received a rather urgent message for you
over our link.

UP-TO-DATE (ADJ)

Syn. contemporary, hot



extending up to the present time :
including the latest information

It's to keep the video as up-to-date as
possible.

DETAIL (N)

Syn. In particular, item



an individual fact, point,
circumstance, or detail

Anything in particular I can help you find?

EXTRA(N)

Syn. reserve,spare

a special edition of a newspaper

We're going to put on the extra summer
deputies as soon as possible.

FORMAL (ADJ)

Syn. ceremonial, orthodox



belonging to or constituting the
form or essence of a thing

It seems less formal than Mahatma.

INFORMAL(ADJ)

Syn. heterodox,unconventional



marked by the absence of formality
or ceremony

You were much too informal with me for that.

HECTIC (ADJ)

Syn. agitated,excited



characterized by activity,
excitement, or confusion

I thought you were feeling tired because of the
hectic schedule

GENUINE (N)

Syn. authentic, certified



actually having the reputed or
apparent qualities or character

It's a genuine game urge.

ESSENTIAL (ADJ)

Syn. imperative,necessitous



of, relating to, or constituting
essence : INHERENT

I stole essential air force radio parts, and I
sold them on the black market.

UNIQUE(ADJ)

Syn. idiomatic, particular



being the only one : SOLE

I'll be unique to you, and you to me. - You
understand?

ACCESSIBLE(ADJ)

Syn. affordable, popular



capable of being reached

Well, that was more accessible to be able to
start to play.

PROPERLY (ADV)

Syn. appositely, duly



in an acceptable or suitable way

Their scientists are properly equipped.

APPROXIMATELY (ADV)

Syn. about, aroun

in an approximate manner

What interests me is that it recorded
approximately 18 hours of it.

ESPECIALLY (N)

Syn. particularly,
specifically

for a particular purpose

Especially if you don't have anything to drink.

INCREDIBLY (ADV)

Syn. achingly, badly



in an incredible manner

That grow so incredibly high

MONTHLY (N)

Syn. menstruation,period

a monthly periodical

That is roughly one's monthly salary.

HOURLY (ADJ)

Syn. again and again,
frequently



occurring hour by hour

This is an apartment with furniture. It's
rented on an hourly basis.

DAILY (N)

Syn. domestic, flunkie



a newspaper that is published every
day or every day except Sunday

As gaily we grow As night and daily we grow

EASILY (ADV)

Syn. Action, ambition

in an easy manner : without
difficulty

They can't be easily separated.

STRICTLY (ADJ)

Syn. accurate, faithful

stringent in requirement or control

It's not personal, Sonny. It's strictly business.

GRADUALLY (ADJ)

Syn. phased, piecemeal



moving, changing, or developing by
fine or often imperceptible degrees

We're gradually getting more members so I'll be
able to repay the loan soon

SHARPLY(N)

Syn. cognoscente, guru



a real or self-proclaimed expert

You pull it sharply up out of the pot.

CONTEXT(N)

Syn. ambient, clime


the parts of a discourse that
surround a word or passage and can
throw light on its meaning

it's about the context and who is telling the
story.

AURORA(N)

Syn.cockcrow, dawning



the Roman goddess of dawn

Aurora needs an object to facilitate her
trance.

AWESOME (ADJ)

Syn. awful, portentous



inspiring awe

Thought of this awesome new phrase.

BUBBLY (ADJ)

Syn. bouncy, effervescent



full of bubbles : EFFERVESCENT

I bought bubbly water.

BLOSSOM (N)

Syn. floruit, heyday

the flower of a seed plant

It doesn't matter that you and Aunty Guo
won't let me stay at Peach Blossom Island.

CHERISH (V)

Syn. adore, love



to hold dear : feel or show
affection for

Yeah, I cherish these moments.

DELIGHTFUL
(ADJ)

Syn. agreeable, congenial



highly pleasing

My dear, it's delightful to see you. What a
remarkable voyage this is.

DELICACY (N)

Syn. dainty, delectable



something pleasing to eat that is
considered rare or luxurious

Oh, be warned, Lamia. Delicacy is needed.

DIVINER (N)

Syn. foreseer, prophesier



a person who practices divination :
SOOTHSAYER

They'll be blasting orbs, but if we hit them
heavy with diviners and reserve our gem spells,
we can take these bitches.

ECSTATIC (N)

Syn. enrapt, giddy



one that is subject to ecstasies

I'm ecstatic for him.

ETERNITY(N)

Syn. everlasting,perpetuity



the quality or state of being eternal

Hey, it's only an eternity of servitude.

ELIXIR (N)

Syn. catholicon, panacea

a substance held capable of changing
base metals into gold

With the Elixir of Life, Voldemort will be strong
again.

FAIRYTALE (N)

Syn. fable, fabrication



a story (as for children) involving
fantastic forces and beings (such as
fairies, wizards, and goblins)

They say fairytales ha ve happy endings, even
though the passage can be rough.

FLUFFY (ADJ)

Syn. airy, ethereal



covered with or resembling fluff

I think I see white fluffy things floating by.

FELICITY (N)

Syn. beatitude, happiness

the quality or state of being happy

Assuming Mr. Lawton doesn't kill you first.
Ahem. Felicity smoke?

GLORY (N)

Syn. acclaim, distinction

praise, honor, or distinction
extended by common consent :
RENOWN

The heavens declare the glory of the Bomb and
the firmament showeth His handiwork.

GLAMOUR (N)

Syn. charm, invocation



an exciting and often illusory and
romantic attractiveness

Big glamour night. Me and Monica at
Launderama.

HEAVENLY (N)

Syn. awesome, beautiful

of or relating to heaven or the
heavens : CELESTIAL

Heavenly Father please bless us today as we
meet in friendship and duty.

IDEALISTIC (N)

Syn. romantic, starry-eyed



of or relating to idealists or
idealism

We all knew the idealistic notion of rescuing
POWs far outweighted its strategic value.

ILLUMINATE (N)

Syn.irradiate, lighten



one having or claiming unusual
enlightenment

So why don't you just ruminate, whilst I
illuminate the possibilities.