| Term | Definition |
|---|
| recluse | A person who lives in seclusion: a person who lives apart from society. |
| vicar | Pastor, minister, leader of a church. |
| quagmire | A swampy or boggy area; a complex or precarious position; a dilemma. |
| eloquent | Fluent, forceful, and persuasive. |
| emaciated | Very thin, wasted. |
| gregarious | Social, outgoing. |
| extrovert | A person who is outgoing, gregarious. |
| introvert | A shy, withdrawn person. |
| fortnight | Two weeks in time. |
| garrulous | Excessively talkative, especially about trivial matters. |
| malicious | Very spiteful; having a grudge against someone. |
| altruistic | Unselfish, gives freely to others. |
| pessimistic | Always looking at the negative side of situations. |
| optimistic | Always looking at the positive side of the situation. |
| amiable | Friendly, pleasant, agreeable. |
| humble | Not proud or arrogant; meek; modest. |
| ambivalent | Uncertain; not being able to decide or make a choice. |
| animosity | A feeling of resentment or ill will towards another. |
| perceptive | Showing keeness of insight, understanding, or intuiton. |
| redundant | Exceeding what is necessary or normal, superfluous, wordy, repetitive. |
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