Words set twelve Flashcards
Forbearance in a sentence
Noun: Forbearance
Example: The bank showed forbearance by allowing extra time for the mortgage payments.
Adjective: Forbearing
Example: Her forbearing nature made her well-liked among her colleagues.
Adverb: Forbearingly
Example: He spoke forbearingly, despite the harsh criticism he received.
Verb: Forbear
Example: She had to forbear from making any harsh comments during the heated discussion.
Forbearance
Patience, self-control, and restraint, especially in not responding to provocation.
Nonsequential
Not following a sequence or logical order.
Pyroclastic
Relating to, consisting of, or denoting fragments of rock erupted by a volcano.
Nonsequential in a sentence
Adjective: Nonsequential
Example: The nonsequential plot made the movie difficult to follow.
Pyroclastic in a sentence
Adjective: Pyroclastic
Example: The pyroclastic flow from the volcano devastated the nearby village.
Noviporous
This term is highly specialized and may not be widely recognized. Assumed meaning based on roots.
Definition: Potentially relating to producing something new.
Noviporous in a sentence
Adjective: Noviporous
Example: The noviporous innovation led to a breakthrough in renewable energy.
Monbazillaic
This term appears to be a coined or fictional term and might not have a recognized definition)
Assumed Definition: Possibly relating to or resembling the Monbazillac wine or region.
Monbazillaic in a sentence
Adjective: Monbazillaic
Example: The monbazillaic taste of the dessert wine was exquisite.
Litigious
Prone to engage in lawsuits or legal action.
Litigious in a sentence
Noun: Litigiousness
Example: The company’s litigiousness led to numerous court cases.
Adjective: Litigious
Example: The litigious nature of the businessman made him a frequent visitor to courtrooms.
Adverb: Litigiously
Example: She litigiously pursued the case, refusing to settle out of court.
Incandescent
Emitting light as a result of being heated; glowing brightly; passionate or brilliant.
Incandescent in a sentence
Noun: Incandescence
Example: The incandescence of the bulb lit up the entire room.
Adjective: Incandescent
Example: The incandescent lamp provided a warm glow in the evening.
Adverb: Incandescently
Example: The artist worked incandescently, filled with creative energy.
Iniquitous
Grossly unfair and morally wrong.
Iniquitous in a sentence
Noun: Iniquity
Example: The iniquity of the situation was apparent to everyone involved.
Adjective: Iniquitous
Example: The iniquitous policy was widely condemned by human rights organizations.
Adverb: Iniquitously
Example: The law was iniquitously applied, favoring the wealthy over the poor.
Arcane
Known or understood by only a few; mysterious or obscure.
Arcane in a sentence
Noun: Arcanum (plural: Arcana)
Example: The ancient arcanum was lost to history.
Adjective: Arcane
Example: The professor’s lecture was filled with arcane details that confused most students.
Adverb: Arcanely (less common)
Example: The ritual was performed arcanely, following traditions no longer remembered.
Morphospecies
A species defined by its morphological characteristics, as opposed to genetic differences.
Morphospecies in a sentence
Noun: Morphospecies
Example: The two insects were considered separate morphospecies due to their distinct physical traits.
Belemnite
An extinct marine cephalopod with a bullet-shaped internal shell, common in Mesozoic rocks.
Belemnite in a sentence
Noun: Belemnite
Example: The palaeontologist found a belemnite fossil during the excavation.
Duplicitous
Deceitful, two-faced, or hypocritical.
Duplicitous in a sentence
Noun: Duplicity
Example: The politician’s duplicity was exposed in the leaked emails.
Adjective: Duplicitous
Example: Her duplicitous behavior caused a rift among her friends.
Adverb: Duplicitously
Example: He duplicitously manipulated the situation to his advantage.
Fecundity
The ability to produce an abundance of offspring or new growth; fertility.
Fecundity in a sentence
Noun: Fecundity
Example: The fecundity of the soil ensured a bountiful harvest.
Adjective: Fecund
Example: The fecund valley was filled with vibrant greenery.
Adverb: Fecundly (less common)
Example: The garden grew fecundly under her careful tending.
Remonstrated
Make a forcefully reproachful protest.
Vehicular in a sentence
Adjective: Vehicular
Example: The city introduced new vehicular regulations to reduce traffic congestion.
Remonstrated in a sentence
Verb: Remonstrate
Example: The employee remonstrated against the unfair working conditions.
Noun: Remonstration
Example: His remonstration was ignored by the management.
Adjective: Remonstrative
Example: Her remonstrative tone indicated her strong disapproval.
Adverb: Remonstratively
Example: He spoke remonstratively, hoping to change their minds.
Vehicular
Relating to vehicles.
Ruefully
Expressing sorrow or regret, especially in a wry or humorous way.
Kleptocratic
Relating to a government or state in which those in power exploit national resources and steal; rule by a thief or thieves.
Ruefully in a sentence
Adverb: Ruefully
Example: He ruefully admitted his mistake during the meeting.
Noun: Ruefulness
Example: The ruefulness in his eyes spoke volumes about his regrets.
Adjective: Rueful
Example: She gave a rueful smile, knowing she had been wrong.
Kleptocratic in a sentence
Adjective: Kleptocratic
Example: The kleptocratic regime siphoned off the country’s wealth into private accounts
Magniloquent in a sentence
Noun: Magniloquence
Example: The speech was filled with magniloquence but lacked substance.
Adjective: Magniloquent
Example: His magniloquent rhetoric impressed some, but others found it pretentious.
Adverb: Magniloquently
Example: He spoke magniloquently, aiming to captivate his audience.
Magniloquent
Using high-flown or bombastic language.
Non sequitur
It does not follow.
Non sequitur in a sentence
Her comment about the weather was a complete non sequitur during our discussion about politics.
