Vocabulary3 Flashcards
gargantuan
huge, colossal
genial
friendly, gracious
grandiose
overly large, pretentious, or showy
gratuitous
given freely or without cause.
gregarious
enjoying the company of others; sociable.
guileless
without cunning; innocent.
gullible
easily fooled
hackneyed
without originality, trite
haughty
overly proud
hedonist
someone who lives mainly to pursue pleasure
heinous
very evil, hateful.
hierarchy
a ranking of people, things, or ideas from highest to lowest.
hypocrisy
a false pretense of virtue.
iconoclast
someone who attacks traditional beliefs or institutions.
idiosyncratic
peculiar to an individual; eccentric.
idolatry
the worship of a person, thing, or institution as a god.
impartial
fair, equal, unbiased.
impeccable
flawless
impetuous
acting hastily or impulsively.
impinge
to encroach upon, touch, or affect.
implicit
understood without being openly expressed; implied.
impute
to credit or give responsibility to; to attribute
inarticulate
unable to speak or express oneself clearly and understandably
incisive
clear and direct expression.
incompatible
unable to exist together; conflicting
inconsequential
of little importance.
incontrovertible
impossible to question.
incorrigible
impossible to manage or reform.
incremental
increasing gradually by small amounts
incriminate
to give evidence of guilt.
incumbent
someone who occupies an office or position
indeterminate
not definitely known.
indifferent
unconcerned, apathetic
indistinct
unclear, uncertain
indomitable
unable to be conquered or controlled
induce
to cause
ineffable
difficult to describe or express
inevitable
unable to be avoided
inexorable
unable to be deterred; relentless.
ingenious
showing cleverness and originality
inherent
naturally part of something