one word 1150-1200 Flashcards
tempo
the speed of piece music
thesaurus
dictionary of synonyms
tempest
a violent strom
tenacious
tending to keep a firm hold of something
tremor
an involuntary quivering movements
tribute
a statement made in acknowledgement gratitude or admiration homage q
truss
a framework supporting a roof, bridge or other structure
tycoon
a wealthy, powerful person in business or industry
theist
a person who believe in the existence of god
unanimous
a desition taken by votes of all
unpleasant
disagreeable to the senses to mind or feeling
unique
the only one of its type
usurer
one who lends money at exorbitant interest
usurper
a person who takes somebody position
uxorious
fond of one’s wife /henpecked
unmaliable
that which cant be sent by post
utopia
an imaginary place or state in which everything is perfect
versatile
one who possess many talents
veteran
a person who has lot of experience in a particular area
vulpine
that which looks like fox
vulnerable
weak and easily hurt physically or emotionally
verbose
using more words than needed
virago
an abusive woman
vegetarian
one who eats only vegitable
venial
not very serious and therefore able to be forgiven
vacillation
change one’s mind too quickly
vacuous
not expressing or showing intelligent thought or purpose
vagabond
a person who lives a wandering life
valetudinarian
somebody who is excessively concerned with his or her own health
vandal
one who damages public property
ventriloquist
an entertainment who can speak without moving their lips and makes it look as if their voice coming from a puppet
verbatim
word for word
volunteer
a person who does a job without being paid for it
visionary
one who realise the future situations wisely
velodrome
a track designed for cycling
vehement
showing very strong feeling espeacilly anger
venal
showing or motivated susceptibility to bribery
virtuoso
a person who is extremely skillful at doing something, especially playing a musical instrument
volley
a number of bullets ,arrows
vendetta
feud in which the relatives of dead or injured take revenge
verso
any left hand page of open book
vespers
evening prayer in church
vindictive
having or showing a desire for revenge
vengeful
having or showing a desire for revenge
virulent
highly poisonous effect
viviparous
bearing living young ones and not eggs
volte face
a complete change of opinion or plan
voluntary
of ones own free will
voyage
a long journey by water or sea
veterinarian
one who treats animal