Language proficiency

• Sullen- bad tempered
• Morose- gloomy
• tempestuous- stormy, uncontrolled, emotional
• emaciated- which means wasted.
• rectified- means fixed
• adroited- means skilled
• guileful- trickery
• inane- which means empty.
• aggregate- means collective
• clique- which means group of friends.
• enervated- which means weakened.
• pedagogue- which means teacher.
• virtuoso- means professional
• affluent- means wealthy
• bravado- means bragging
• filial- means daughterly
• deleterious- harmful
• nobby- means clean.
• Enigma- mystery
• heresy- means gosslp
• allusion- means reference
• epitome- Typical example, which means exemplar.
• quintessential- representative or particular of person or thing
• Rigid- stiff, hard, fixed, inflexible
• deficient- lack, not having enough of something
• tumultuous- Loud, chaotic, violent, or disorderly, especially in a crowd
• tempestuous- means stormy
• Placid- quiet, silent, calm, still, peaceful
• contemptuous means arrogant, expressing deep hatred or disdain for someone or something
• Anachronism- out of place
• Accismus- form of irony, ex: The fox dismisses some grapes he is unable to reach, stating that he is sure they are sour anyway
• Cacophony- harsh mixture of sounds
• limerance- the strong attachment to a specific object, person, or idea
• pareidolia- seeing patterns in random stimuli that aren't actually there
• Sanctimony- pretend or hypocritical religious, Someone who preach about the evils of drug use whilst drinking a beer
• Serendipity- the discovery of something valuable by accident or luck.
• Versimilitude- something that merely seems to be real
• Epiphany- sudden manifestation, vision, or realization of something that was previously unknown or unrecognized
• Solitude- the state of being alone, far-off from society
• Panache- charisma, confidence, flamboyance