VisualLang

Lesson 29

18 Words

9m

flippant
1.
fli
ppant
Adjective

lacking seriousness and respect on a serious matter in an attempt to appear humorous or clever

His flippant remarks about the serious issue angered everyone.

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puissant
2.
pui
ssant
Adjective

having great power or influence, especially in a commanding or dignified way

The king was a puissant ruler, feared and respected across the land.

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adjutant
3.
ad
ju
tant
Noun

a large, black, and white bird belonging to the family of storks, found in Asia and Africa

The adjutant stork stood motionless by the riverbank.

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clairvoyant
4.
clair
voyant
Noun

a person who claims to have the ability to perceive events or objects beyond normal sensory capabilities

The clairvoyant amazed everyone at the party by accurately describing events from their past.

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recalcitrant
5.
re
cal
cit
rant
Adjective

resisting authority, control, or guidance

The recalcitrant student refused to follow classroom instructions.

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flagrant
6.
flag
rant
Adjective

so obviously wrong or immoral that it provokes shock

The referee ignored a flagrant foul during the match.

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buoyant
7.
buoyant
Adjective

cheerful and lively in spirit

She remained buoyant despite the stressful day at work.

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flamboyant
8.
flam
boyant
Adjective

exhibiting striking and showy characteristics, often characterized by extravagance or exuberance

The mansion's flamboyant architecture featured elaborate embellishments and grandiose designs.

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dormant
9.
dor
mant
Adjective

(of an animal) in a suspended or slowed mode of physical activity due to environmental conditions

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resistant
10.
re
sis
tant
Adjective

being protected from or having a high degree of resistance to something, such as an infection or disease

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recusant
11.
re
cu
sant
Noun

someone who is reluctant to submit to an authority

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blatant
12.
bla
tant
Adjective

very loud, noisy, and hard to ignore in an offensive or disruptive way

The party next door was so blatant it kept the whole street awake.

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relevant
13.
re
le
vant
Adjective

having a close connection with the situation or subject at hand

Her research findings were relevant to the current discussion on climate change.

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14.
reg
nant
Adjective

exerting power, influence, or dominance

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redundant
15.
re
dun
dant
Adjective

surpassing what is needed or required, and so, no longer of use

His position at the company became redundant after the department was restructured.

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poignant
16.
poignant
Adjective

causing strong emotions, especially sadness or empathy

The poignant story of the elderly couple's enduring love brought tears to everyone's eyes.

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adamant
17.
a
da
mant
Adjective

showing firmness in one's opinions and refusing to be swayed or influenced

She was adamant about her decision to pursue a career in medicine, despite opposition from her family.

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18.
rec
reant
Noun

an abject coward

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