vocabulary week 9

NO	WORD	TYPE OF WORD	MEANING	SAMPLE SENTENCE
1	obstinate	adjective	Refusing to change your behavior or your ideas, difficult to deal with	The child was obstinate about wanting that specific toy , despite being offered several others.
2	callous	adjective	Not feeling or showing any concern about the problems or suffering of other people.	Afiq has been known as callous man as he does not bother anything about his friend.
3	Impetuous	adjective	Acting or done quickly and without thought	The research is impetuous by the students.
4	Hubris	noun	A great or foolish amount of pride or confidence	Victor Frankeistein ‘s hubris made him to create the monster.
5	conjecture	noun	An opinion or idea formed without proof or sufficient evidence	The professor’s research is a conjecture that makes her students to against her.
6	Sedate	adjective	Slow and relaxed , quiet and peaceful	The island is sedate .
7	rambunctious	adjective	Uncontrolled in a way that is playful or full of energy	The beach is often taken over by packs of rambunctious young people, so do not go there expecting peace and quiet.
8	scrupulous	adjective	Very careful about doing something correctly , honest and morally right	A scrupulous attention to detail is evident in all of his reporting.
9	indecent	adjective	Using language that offends people including behavior or ideas that people find offensive.	The indecent words are prohibited in the class.
10	irreverent	adjective	Showing a lack of respect for someone or something that is usually treated with respect	The students are very irreverent if they playing with their phone during a lecture.
11	Punctilious	adjective	Very careful about behaving properly and doing things in a correct and accurate way	Old-money aristocrats with a punctilious sense of propriety.
12	Euphoria	noun	A feeling of great (usually exaggerated ) elation	The euphoria of winning her first gold medal in the 100 meter dash overwhelmed Shelly.
13	Beatific	adjective	Express great happiness and calmness	As soon as she heard that news , she had on a beatific smile.
14	Luster	noun	A gentle sheen or soft glow , especially that of a partly reflective surface.	As light bounces off the ruby’s surface , its luster caught the eyes of many.
15	Distraught	adjective	Very upset that you are not able to think clearly or behave normally	She was distraught that some of her classmates are leaving MADPP.
16	Begrudge	verb	To envy someone for possessing or enjoying something	Sitting all alone in his room, Tony begrudged the happiness of his friends playing outside the window.
17	schism	noun	A separation or division into factions	Heratics were burned for attempting to create a schism in the Catholic Church.
18	Unscrupulous	adjective	Having or showing no moral principles , not honest or fair	Dinasur had unscrupulously copied his friend’s work behind his back.
19	Capricious	adjective	Given to sudden and accountable changes of mood or behaviour	The rescue team had a hard time delivering supplies due to capricious weather.
20	Savvy	verb	To understand something	MADPP students savvy the meaning of the words and update them in their blog.
21	Besmirch	verb	Damage the good name and reputation , make something dirty	The ground was besmirched with blood.
22	Spellbinding	adjective	Holding your attention completely	He gave me a spellbinding performance.
23	Paucity	noun	A lack of something	There is a paucity of jobs hiring today that require menial skilling.
24	Obliterate	verb	Remove all signs , rub or blot out, to remove something completely so that nothing is left	The robbers had obliterated all fingerprints before leaving the scene.
25	Amiable	adjective	friendly	That fellow is known all around school because of his amiable trait.