vocabulary week 4

No.	word	Types of word	meaning	example
1	ambience	noun	Environment,atmosphere of a place	We are trying to create the ambience of a French bistro.
2	salubrious	adjective	Health-giving climate	The salubrious mountain air.
3	refute	verb	Prove a  statement,opinion , or a person to be wrong.	He refute his opponent.
4	dispute	verb	Argue,debate	Some people love to dispute with everyone.
5	paltry	adjective	Very small,unimportant	A paltry amount
6	judicious	adjective	Showing or having  good sense.	A judicious choice.
7	wisdom	noun	Experience and knowledge (shown in making judgement and decisions)	She had acquired much wisdom during her long life.
8	trepidation	noun	Great worry or fear about something unpleasant that way happen	The threat of an epidemic caused great alarm and trepitation.
9	temerity	noun	Audacity (keberanian), rashness (terburu-buru)	He had the temerity to call me liar.
10	pellucid	adjective	Transparent or translucent , very clear	The waer of the lake is very pellucid.
11	dwindle	verb	Become gradually less or smaller	Their saving have dwindled to nothing.
12	trite	adjective	Not new / original because often used	His poem is trite.
13	sublime	adjective	The greatest , most  admirable	Sublime beauty/ scenery
14	inane	adjective	Without meaning,silly or stupid	Inane conversation
15	paucity	noun	Smallness of a number  or quantity	A pauncity of evidence
16	intact	adjctive	Undamaged,complete	The box in the caris intact.
17	hidebound	adjective	Not willing to consider new ideas ,methods ,too conventional and narrow-minded.	He has hidebound views on his country.
18	raconteur	noun	Person who tells stories skillfully and wittily	She is a brilliant raconteur.
19	vegale	verb	Amuse or entertain with stories ,jokes	She vegaled us with an account of her schooldays.
20	curmudgeon	noun	Bad-tempered person	He is curmudgeon as he always hits his wife.
21	celerity	noun	quickness	She has celerity in her work.
22	ubiquitous	adjective	Present everywhere or in several places at the same time.	There is ubiquitous traffic wardens.
23	oblivion	noun	State of forgetting ,state of being unaware	Alcoholics often suffer from periods of oblivion.
24	escalate	verb	Cause something to increase or develop by successive stages.	House prices have escalated rapidly.
25	veracity	noun	Truthfulness,truth	I do not doubt the veracity of your report.