Group 4 Words
Hit Parade group 4 GRE
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- solvent
- able to meet financial obligations, able to dissolve into something else
- obfuscate
- to deliberately obscure; to make confusing
- halycon
- calm and peaceful
- maverick
- an independant person who does not go along with the group
- diatribe
- a harsh denunciation
- salubrious
- promoting health or well-being
- rhetoric
- the study of effective use of language for communication and persuasion
- imminent
- about to happen; impending
- soporific
- causing drowsiness, tending to induce sleep
- bloster
- to provide support or reinforcement
- mercurial
- characterized by rapid and unpredictable change in mood
- implacable
- not capable of being appeased or significantly changed
- mendacity
- the condition of being untruthful; dishonesty
- malleable
- capable of being changed or formed
- impetuous
- rashly energetic; impulsive and vehement
- acerbic
- having a sour or bitter taste or character
- opprobrium
- disgrace; contempt
- hubris
- arrogant presumption or pride
- bombast
- pompous speech or writing
- pervasive
- having the tendency to permeate throughout
- intrepid
- steadfast and courageous
- imperturbable
- marked by an extreme calm, impassive and steadiness
- ostentatious
- characterized by or given to pretentiousness
- obsequious
- exhibiting a fawning attentiveness
- garrulous
- pointlessly talkative
- plethora
- an overabundance
- pervade
- to permeate throughout
- sedulous
- diligent, persistent; hardworking
- vehement
- violent, or full of intense or strong passion
- credulous
- gullible. tending to believe too readily
- polemical
- controversial; argumentative
- obdurate
- unyielding; hardhearted
- phlegmatic
- calm, sluggish, unemotional
- pragmatic
- practical rather than idealistic
- laconic
- using few words; terse, precise
- indifferent
- showing no interest, no bias or prejudice
- contempt
- the feeling that you think someone is worthless
- germane
- relevant to the subject; appropriate in subject matter
- rancorous
- characterized by bitter, long-lasting resentment
- flout
- to demonstrate contempt for, in a rule or convention
- obstinate
- stubborn, hardheaded
- pedant
- one who emphasizes trivial points of learning. or a narrow minded teacher who insists on exact tolerance of the rules
- meticulous
- characterized by extreme care and precision; attentive to detail
- denunciation
- to accuse publicly
- amalgamate
- to combine several elements into a whole
- fervent
- greatly emotional
- idolatrous
- given to intense or excessive devotion to something
- fortuitous
- happening by fortunate accident or chance
- glib
- marked by ease or informality; nonchalant, lacking in depth
- pirate
- to illegally use or reproduce
- mollify
- to calm or soothe; to reduce in emotional intensity
- amenable
- agreeable; responsive to suggestion
- fawn
- to flatter