Words List

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

Concealed; not easily seen or noticed; kept out of sight.

Truthful, ethical, fair; not lying or cheating.

Capable of making a strong impact on the mind, evoking admiration, awe, or respect. Something that is moving and worthy of admiration, like an impressive ceremony or appearance.

Not suitable or proper for a particular situation; not fitting or acceptable.

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.

Continuing or enduring for a long time; permanent; durable.

Easily noticeable or conspicuous, often with clear success or significance.

Full of significance, purpose, or value; having meaning or importance.

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."

Not present, not found, or lost; refers to someone or something that cannot be located or is absent.

Full to capacity; completely filled.

Pertaining to or concerning a parent.

Pertaining to, connected with, or originating from a specific individual; private or individual in nature.

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

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

Relating to or forming a residue or remainder; what is left behind after the main part has been taken or removed.

Confined or limited.

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).

Causing extreme annoyance, difficulty, or similar challenges; testing one's patience and goodwill to the limit.

Lacking stability; not secure, firm, or steady; prone to change or give way easily.

Not common or ordinary; rare or exceptional in amount or degree.

Apt or likely to vary or change; changeable.