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Vocabulary by Jenelle Raygoza - Hypelist
Vocabulary
Jenelle Raygoza - Updated 06/30/25
Adjectives
altruistic
caring for others without expecting anything in return
emulous
wanting to be better than others
assiduous
hard-working, diligent
indolent
unmotivated or not trying
petulant
easily annoyed or irritated, especially when things don’t go your way
equanimous
calm and in control of emotions
sedulous
working hard and never giving up
fervent
having intense feeling or passion for something
seraphic
angelic, sweet
lovelorn
feeling sad and lonely because of unrequited love
diffident
shy, quiet, modest
callow
inexperienced or immature
guileless
honest and straightforward
pleonastic
using more words than needed
sororal
like a sister
esurient
hungry, greedy, or eager for something
lachrymose
sad and quick to cry
insipid
dull, boring
sardonic
skeptical and mocking
ardent
very passionate or enthusiastic
pedantic
excessively focused on small details or rules and showy about knowledge
redolent
having a pleasant smell
deleterious
harmful
Serene
calm, peaceful, free from worry
Unwavering
firm and determined, not shaken by doubt
Succinct
briefly and clearly expressed, concise
Masmerizing
captivating, holding attention like a spell
Fleeting
testing for a very short time, momentary
Exquisite
elegant, refined, exceptionally beautiful
Poignant
deeply touching, evoking strong emotions
Sublime
extremely beautiful or inspiring awe
Velvety
soft, smooth & pleasant
Whimsical
playful, imaginative, slightly quirky
Luminous
softly glowing, full of light
Eluqoent
fluent, expressive and persuasive in speech
Resilient
able to recover quickly, strong and adaptable
Resilient
able to recover quickly, strong and adaptable
Ephemeral
lasting for a short time, fleeting
Bewitching
enchanting, captivating, almost magical
Lachrymose
tearful, full of sorrow
Dolor
an old word for profound sorrow
Misericord
a fleeting moment of relief from suffering
Orphic
mystically beautiful, almost hypnotic
Irenic
evoking a peaceful, harmonious feeling
Antediluvian
ancient, from an almost forgotten time
Sussurus
a soft whispering or rustling sound
Halcyon
peaceful, calm and nostalgic
Nouns
reticence
being quiet, not sharing thoughts easily
trepidation
a feeling of fear or anxiety about something that may happen
erudition
deep, wide knowledge about various subjects
plutocracy
a society or system that is ruled or controlled by the wealthy or a wealthy class
loquacity
the quality of talking a lot
mirth
great joy, amusement, or happiness, often expressed with laughter
pelf
money or wealth, especially ill-gotten
ubiquity
the state of being widespread or constantly encountered
sylph
a slim, graceful young woman
congeries
a collection of different things together
aspirant
someone who eagerly wants to achieve something
foible
weakness
philalethist
one who loves the truth
sapience
having great wisdom and understanding
aphorist
a person who shares wise sayings
Ataraxia
a state of emotional numbness, beyond sadness
Noctuary
a journal of thoughts written at night, often melancholic
Weltschmerz
the deep, aching sadness of realizing the world is not as you wish it to be
Alembic
something that refines or transforms beauty
Threnody
a piece of art or music that expresses deep sorrow
Viriditas
the lush, creative force of nature and life in art
Petrichor
the earthy scent of rain on dry ground
Apricity
the warmth of the sun on a winter day
Meraki
pouring your heart and soul into what you love
Sillage
the lingering scent left behind someone or something beautiful
Limerence
the intoxicating feeling of being deeply and happily in love
Verbs
prevaricate
to avoid giving a direct answer or deviate from the truth
elucidate
to clarify, explain
ameliorate
to make a bad situation better
prattle
talking for a long period of time about insignificant things
extemporize
to perform without planning ahead
husband
to manage prudently and economically
preclude
to prevent
introspect
to examine your own thoughts or feelings
extenuate
to make something seem less serious or important
genuflect
to bend one knee or touch one knee to the ground, usually in worship
quell
to control or diffuse a potentially explosive situation
venerate
to regard with respect or to honor
enamor
to fill with love, fascinate