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Cupidity

Noun Meaning: Greed for money or possessions

Usage: Cupidity cannot manage to bring happiness; therefore it is futile to amass wealth

Remonstrate

Verb Meaning: To make objections while pleading; protest, complain

Usage: The mothers of the kidnapped victims REMONSTRATED to the rogue government to release their children, claiming that the detention of the children violated human rights

Rogue

dishonest and unprincipled person

Parvenu

Noun Meaning: A person who has suddenly become wealthy, but not socially accepted as part of a higher class

Usage: The room was full of parvenus

Disabuse

Verb Meaning: To persuade somebody that his/her belief is not valid; persuade that the idea is mistaken

Usage: When I was a child I was quickly disabused of the notion that Santa Claus exists by my friends

Impecunious

Adjective Meaning: Lacking money; poor

Usage: If you are broke, penniless or strapped for cash, you could describe yourself as impecunious

Mellifluous

Adjective Meaning: Smooth and sweet sounding

Usage: His music is most mellifluous according to many

Bilious

Adjective Meaning: Irritable, always angry

Usage: Rex was bilious all morning

Sartorial

Adjective Meaning: Related to fashion or clothes

Usage: If it’s the day before a big event and you have no idea what to wear and nothing in your closet is going to cut it, you are facing a sartorial dilemma

Picayune

Adjective Meaning: Trifling or petty

Usage: They argued over the most picayune details

Jaundiced

Adjective Meaning: To be biased against due to envy or prejudice

Usage: She was jaundiced towards Olivia; though the two had once been best friends, Olivia had become class president

Factitious

Adjective Meaning: Artificial; not natural; bogus; not naturally created; fake

Usage: The defendant’s story was largely factitious and did not accord with eyewitness testimonies

Phantasmagorical

Adjective Meaning: Illusive, unreal

Usage: Those suffering from malaria fall into a feverish sleep and live in a world of Phantasmagoria

Blinkered

Adjective Meaning: To have a limited outlook or understanding; limited; narrow minded; not taking into account of other people’e opinions

Usage: They have a very blinkered view of life

Remonstrate

Verb Meaning: To make objections while pleading

Usage: The mothers of the kidnapped victims remonstrated to the government to release their children,  claiming that the detention violated human rights

Profligate

Adjective Meaning: Spending resources recklessly or wastefully

Usage: He was living on a limited salary, however, was so profligate as to line all the walls of his apartment with pure silk

Profligate

Noun Meaning: Someone who spends resources recklessly or wastefully

Usage: Most lottery winners go from being conservative, frugal types to outright profligates, who blow millions on fast cars, lavish homes

Demur

Verb Meaning: To object or show reluctance; raise objections or show reluctance; hesitate

Usage: It would seem hazardous to demur to a proposition which is so widely accepted

Egregious

Adjective Meaning: Standing out in a negative way; shockingly bad

Usage: The leader’s abuse of human rights was so egregious that many world leaders demanded that he be tried in an international court for genocide

Chastise

Verb Meaning: To reprimand harshly

Usage: He was chastised for eating the snacks for the party

Extant

Adjective Meaning: Remaining; surviving; still in existence (usually refers to documents)

Usage: Despite many bookstores closing, many predict that some form of book dealing will still be EXTANT generations from now

 

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