Words List

Capable of being purchased or obtained without causing financial strain; believed to be reasonably priced and within one's financial means.

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

Pertaining to the science and application of biology.

Pleasing and delightful; describes someone or something that has an attractive and appealing quality.

Identical in all essential aspects or respects.

Wholly committed to something, such as an ideal, political cause, or personal goal.

Fine in texture, quality, or construction.

Worthy of wanting or having; pleasing, excellent, or fine.

Serving to distinguish; characteristic; distinguishing.

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.

Going beyond the usual, necessary, or proper limit or degree; characterized by excess.

Exceptionally good or unusual; wonderful; superb.

Intensely wild, savage, or hostile in appearance or behavior; showing a menacing and strong presence.

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

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

Exactly the same in every aspect; having no differences.

Likely to happen very soon; about to occur.

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

Impossible to avoid, escape, or evade; certain and destined to happen.

Not visible; unable to be seen or perceived by the eye.

Not relevant; not related or important to the matter at hand.

Characterized by enchantment or wonder, as if created by magic.

Impressive and beautiful, making a splendid appearance or show; characterized by exceptional beauty, size, or grandeur, as seen in magnificent cathedrals or breathtaking scenery.

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

Relating to, characteristic of, or in the style of the Middle Ages.

Worthy of being remembered; notable or significant, as in a memorable speech.

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."

Relating to a month or occurring every month.