| Word | Meaning in English |
|---|---|
| Coarse | Ordinary or inferior quality |
| Debilitate | To weaken or impair strength |
| Diatribe | A bitter abusive speech or writing |
| Disdain | Feeling of dislike or contempt |
| Factitious | Not produced naturally |
| Gaiety | Happiness and liveliness |
| Hiatus | A pause or break in activity |
| Humorous | Causing laughter |
| Ignorant | Lacking knowledge |
| Inquisitive | Curious or eager to learn |
| Jollity | Cheerful happiness |
| Knave | A dishonest person |
| Knell | Sound of a bell for death |
| Laconic | Using few words |
| Modicum | A small quantity |
| Opprobrium | Something causing disgrace |
| Perplex | To confuse greatly |
| Prejudice | Unfair dislike |
| Recluse | A person living alone |
| Reveille | Morning wake-up signal |
| Scintilla | A very small amount |
| Slothful | Lazy |
| Acquisitive | Having strong desire to acquire |
| Avaricious | Greedy for wealth |
| Benevolent | Kind and generous |
| Betrayal | Act of betraying |
| Circumspection | Careful thinking before action |
| Covetous | Strong desire for others' possessions |
| Dexterous | Skillful |
| Inflammatory | Causing anger or fire |
| Intimate | Very close relationship |
| Introspection | Examination of one’s thoughts |
| Jaundiced | Showing distrust or bias |
| Mercenary | Working only for money |
| Predatory | Living by hunting others |
| Prejudiced | Showing unfair dislike |
| Provocative | Causing reaction or interest |
| Rebellion | Attempt to oppose authority |
| Reckon | To think or suppose |
| Retrospection | Thinking about the past |
| Siege | Surrounding to gain control |
| Tamper | To interfere secretly |
