Lessons 16-18

• Vibrant

  A. Pulsing without energy; vigorous

  B. Having bright colors
• Vehement


  Showing intense emotion or passion; forceful
• Undaunted


  Not discouraged by danger or difficulty
• Outspoken


  A. Frank and unreserved in speech; candid

  B. Spoken in a frank, unreserved, or candid way
• Incisive


  Clear and sharp in analysis or expression
• Headstrong


  Determined to have one's own way; stubbornly willful
• Foolhardy


  Unwisely bold; rash
• Flout


  To disobey openly; to defy
• Ferocity

  Fierceness
• Assert


  To state or express firmly
• Unwittingly


  Unknowingly; without awareness
• Spontaneity


  The quality of following personal impulse rather than outside influences or planning
• Prophetic


  Foreseeing or predicting the future
• Premeditated


  Planned or arranged in advance
• Haphazard


  Without plan or order;chosen randomly
• Fortuitous


  Happening by lucky accident
• Deliberation


  Slow, careful thought
• Contrive


  To cleverly plan, plot, or design
• Coincidental


  Happening or existing at the same time by accident
• Arbitrary


  Based upon impulse or random chance, rather than on reason
• Proliferate

  To multiply, increase, or spread rapidly
• Pittance


  A very small amount; an inadequate wage
• Paucity


  Smallness of number; fewness; scarcity
• Negligible


  Not enough to be worth considering; insignificant
• Inordinate


  Exceeding reasonable limits
• Innumerable


  Too many to count
• Gargantuan


  Gigantic; of immense size, volume, or capacity
• Copious


  Plentiful; abundant
• Breadth

  A. Width; distance from side to side

  B. A wide range
• Appreciable


  Noticeable; able to be perceived or estimated
• Disregard


  to ignore; to pay no attention to; lack of proper attention or respect
• Enthrall


  to capture someone's attention; to charm; to fascinate
• Oblivious


  Lacking awareness
• Heedless


  Not paying attention; thoughtless
• Preoccupy


  to hold attention completely
• Rapt


  deeply absorbed in something; engrossed
• Receptive


  ready or willing to accept something
• Scruntinize


  to examine closely, with close attention to details
• Tacit


  Not spoken; understood from actions or statements
• Vigilant


  watchful; on the alert