Vocabulary - Synonyms - definitions I-P Flashcards
trying to avoid exertion, lazy
Indolent
working energetically with a sense of energy
Industrious
to try and question and find out the answer
Interrogate
effected by a substance, e.g. alcohol
Intoxicated
to be fearless
Intrepid
to cover or to flood
inundated
something or someone who cannot be defeated
Invincible
to be feeling hungry
irate
annoying
Irksome
to be in danger
Jeopardy
to demonstrate traits of a younger person
Juvenile
a group of people that are related
kindred
when something remains within the law
Legal
neat, readable
Legible
something you can potentially die from
Lethal
to have a sense of being free
Liberal
to be unwilling
Loath
to really dislike or have something
Loathe
to be high in the air
Lofty
talkative
Loquacious
to apply a slippery substance
Lubricate
to be easily understood
Lucid
a reward in money
Lucre
to be extremely silly
Ludicrous
to emit up or reflect light
Luminous
to be full of character
Lusty
to make bigger
Magnify
to uphold, to continue
Maintain
big, important
also a rank in the army
Major
not easily controlled
obstinate
a monster a fictional character
Ogre
an event regarded as a portent of good or evil
Omen
the beginning of something
Overture
a chance to do something
Opportunity
a positive outlook
Optimistic
a choice
Option
a public speech
Oration
a person who delivers a speech
Orator
where something comes from
Origin
the first version of something
Original
religion based on worshipping nature
Pagan
something that tastes good
Palatable
somewhere extremely luxurious
Paradise