| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Abject | utterly hopless, miserable, humiliating , wretched |
| abstract | imaginary, apart from realities |
| acrimonious | stinign or bitter in nature, speech, behavior |
| acumen | depth of perception, discernment |
| aesthetic | sense of beautiful, science of asthetics, |
| affinity | attraction to person, thing or idea |
| alacrity | cheerful readiness, promptness, willingness |
| analogous | corresponding in some particular, analogy |
| apathy | lack of interest, passion, emotion, excitment |
| arbitrary | subject to individual will,without restriction |
| benevolent | friendly, cheritable |
| candid | outspoken and sincere, relating to photography |
| capricious | random, unpredictable |
| clairvoyant | future teller, has correct visions |
| morose | deep sorrow, depressed |
| genial | warmly and pleasantly cheerful, cordial |
| neophilia | excited and pleased by novelty |
| panoply | impressive array or display |
| savvy | shrewdly informed, canny or experienced or wise |
| consanguineous | having the same ancestry , related by blood |
| babblative | tending to babble, prattle , loquacious |
| wallah | a person in charge of, employed at, or concerned with a particular thing |
| repartee | a quick, witty reply |
| artless | lacking art , knowledge or skill |
| enclave | isolated goup |
| impudicity | immodesty, shamelessness |
| affluence | wealth, abundant supplt of riches |
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