Words List

Happening, done, paid, issued, etc., at the end of every quarter of a year.

Capable of being renewed or replaced; for example, a library book that is not renewable cannot be extended or borrowed again.

Characterized by politeness or deference; displaying courtesy and consideration towards others.

Causing strong feelings of disgust or repulsion; extremely unpleasant to the senses.

Deserving mockery or scorn; extremely foolish, absurd, or laughable.

Characterized by strictness and precision; being extremely thorough and demanding, often involving strict rules or discipline.

Having a healthy and clear mind; free from mental derangement.

Displaying or expressing sarcasm, characterized by mocking or ironic remarks intended to convey contempt or ridicule.

Honest and genuine, without deceit, hypocrisy, or falseness; characterized by earnestness.

Appealing or alluring, likely to entice or invite due to its attractiveness.

Having no beginning or end; eternal and everlasting.

Of very little importance or value; insignificant.

Causing difficulty, annoyance, or trouble; vexing.

Impossible to avoid or prevent; certain to happen.

Too dubious or improbable to be believed; describes something that is hard to accept or seems unlikely to be true.

Not amicable; lacking friendliness or kindness in attitude; unsympathetic; distant in manner.

Involving or related to only one side; not mutual or reciprocal.

Clear and obvious; not capable of being mistaken.

Not in accordance with the laws or regular patterns of nature; going against the usual course of things.

Not able to be predicted or foreseen; describing something that happens unexpectedly or cannot be anticipated.

Not real or actual.

Not dependable or trustworthy; cannot be counted on or trusted.

Lacking certainty or confidence.

Possessing sufficient merit, character, or value; deserving of attention or regard.

Very pleasing to the senses, especially to the taste; delicious.