1. Vitriolic
Definition: Full of anger and hatred.
Usage: The newspaper launched a vitriolic attack on the president.
2. Flaunt
Definition: To show something you are proud of to other people, in order to
impress them.
Usage: The proud bride-to-be was eager to flaunt her beautiful diamond
to all her friends.
3. Verisimilar
Definition: The appearance of being true or real.
Usage: She recounted a verisimilar tale and had the audience actually picturing the whole drama in their minds.
4. Debatable
Definition: Not certain because people can have different ideas and opinions about the thing being discussed.
Usage: Without sufficient research and testing the results of the experiment are highly debatable.
5. Prudence
Definition: A close attentiveness to avoiding danger | suitability for bringing about a desired result under the circumstances | the ability to make intelligent decisions especially in everyday matters.
Usage: A prudent investor does not seek unrealistic returns or overnight fortunes.
6. Finicky
Definition: Too worried about what you eat, wear, etc.
Usage: Many children are finicky about their food so they don't eat enough vegetables.
7. Rampant
Definition: Existing or spreading everywhere in a way that cannot be controlled.
Usage: Unemployment is now rampant in most of the countries.
8. Didactic
Definition: Teaching or intending to teach a moral lesson.
Usage: The story is not written in a didactic style.
9. Gaudy
Definition: Too brightly colored in a way that lacks taste.
Usage: She was dressed in gaudy garments.
10. Blasé
Definition: Unimpressed with or indifferent to something because one has
experienced or seen it so often before.
Usage: After weeks of holidaying with nothing to do but enjoy the sun and sand she admitted that she was totally blasé and had no more taste for it.
11. Amiable
Definition: Pleasant
Usage: Marcie did her chores amiably.
12. Cater
Definition: To provide food and drinks for a social event.
Usage: The restaurant will cater parties for the president of the company.
13. Petulant
Definition: Unreasonably irritable
Usage: Soon his wife's charm gave way to her petulant behaviour permanently complaining about petty things.
14. Accolades
Definition: Praise or an award for an achievement that people admire.
Usage: The celebrity received numerous accolades from his home town.
15. Inane
Definition: Very silly or stupid.
Usage: The teacher asked the student to stop interrupting her with inane comments.
