Words List

Genuine and not false or copied; truly real, especially in the case of antiques.

Pertaining to, connected with, or constituting a foundation or essential part; fundamental.

Pertaining to the science and application of biology.

Having a dark color or tone, especially referring to hair, eyes, skin, etc.

Involving a highly important decision or result; decisive and critical.

Fine in texture, quality, or construction.

Guided, regulated, or managed; describing something carefully supervised or controlled.

Having different kinds, forms, or characters; not alike.

Showing keen or ardent desire, feeling, or impatience; eagerly longing for something.

Relating to basic elements, fundamental principles, or essential concepts.

Complete in all its parts or elements; whole.

Involving significant cost; having a high price or requiring substantial expense.

surpassing what is common, usual, or expected; going beyond the ordinary or established norms.

Preceding in time; occurring earlier or prior.

Relating to the entire world; applicable or involving all countries, nations, or people globally.

Extremely beautiful or attractive; having splendid or magnificent appearance, coloring, etc.

Truthful, ethical, fair; not lying or cheating.

Not influenced or controlled by others in matters of opinion, conduct, etc.; thinking or acting for oneself.

Having immeasurable greatness; possessing an endless or limitless capacity for forgiveness.

Being of greater size or quantity than the average; surpassing what is common for a particular kind or category; characterized by significant dimensions or extent.

Being nothing more or better than; used to emphasize the lack of significance or importance, as in "a mere pittance" or "he is still a mere child."

First or highest in rank or importance; chief; principal.

Happening quickly or within a short period; characterized by swift speed.

Having, using, or displaying good sense or sound judgment.

Lacking good sense; foolish or lacking intelligence.

Characterized by being of a distinct or particular kind or character; not ordinary or common.

Characterized by elevated or lofty thoughts and language; for example, Paradise Lost is considered sublime poetry.

Happening or coming later in time; following in order or succession.

Pertaining to, associated with, or based on theory; not practical in nature (as opposed to being applied).

Capable of being seen; able to be perceived by the eye.