Abhorrent adj. Very repugnant; hateful.
I have a very abhorrent sibling.
Affluence n. great wealth or an abundant supply of riches.
My aunt is happy with her affluence.
Assess v. To evaluate or measure.
Teachers like to assess their students.
Brevity n. Shortness of duration.
There was brevity in the singer’s performance.
Commendable adj. Praiseworthy; admirable.
The way Jennifer handled the problem was commendable.
Condemn v. To express disapproval of; to criticize or denounce.
He condemned his daughter’s decisions.
Culpable adj. Blame-worthy or guilty.
I am not culpable of the outcome.
Decipher v. To find out the true words or meaning of, as something hardly legible.
It is hard to decipher whether he’s serious or joking.
Fiery adj. Burning or flaming hot.
The wings were fiery hot.
Fundamental adj. Basic or essential.
Fundamental math is the easiest.
Humane adj. Compassionate or charitable.
I consider myself a very humane person.
Hypnotic adj. Mesmerizing or spellbinding.
The look in his eyes is hypnotic.
Infuriate v. To enrage or madden.
You shouldn’t let stupidities infuriate you.
Intermingle vs. To mix together or interact.
Oil and water don’t intermingle.
Malicious adj. Malevolent or hateful.
The man is so malicious.
Manifest v. To reveal or exhibit.
We should manifest on the war.
Merciless adj. Cruel or unpitying.
The doctor was merciless.
Angelina is a poignant woman.
Pretentious adj. Conceited or showy.
Pretentious women get on my nerves.
Realm n. Area or territory.
The realm was 20,000 square feet.
Sentiment n. A response; feeling.
The sentiment on the greeting was touching.
Tangible adj. Perceptible by touch.
Ipods are tangible.
Transcendent adj. Uplifting; awe-inspiring.
Her reaction was transcendent.
Vital adj. Necessary; essential.
It was vital for her to pass the class.
Yearning n. A desire or longing.
I am still yearning for his return.
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