A state of confusion or mental stupor
C2 English Vocabulary
Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words
A woman who commits murder
Waste impurities from molten metal; anything worthless
Not fertilized or inseminated
The ability to move spontaneously and independently
The habit of being untruthful; a lie or falsehood
To a degree beyond description
Relating to fire; (of rock) formed from cooled magma or lava
To evaluate or assess something again with a fresh perspective
To assign an earlier date to a document; an earlier assigned date
The quality of being crude; a rude or vulgar act or remark
A long, complicated, and tedious procedure; confused or meaningless talk
In a way that fails to persuade or seem believable
The quality of being open and willing to receive new ideas or impressions
The quality of being powerful and assertive
Easily annoyed or irritated; impatient
Shameless boldness or insolent audacity
A thick black petroleum-based substance used in road surfacing; asphalt
A formal objection or protest
Moved to or settled in a new location
In a way that lacks symmetry or equal balance
A person who pleads for another or mediates between parties
To beg or obtain something by taking advantage of others' generosity
In a way impossible to imagine or believe
Having no gender
Likely to change or break down easily; unstable
The grassy surface layer of soil; turf; to cover with turf
Unnecessary talk or fuss; to talk at length tediously
Inability to make decisions; indecisiveness
Overly fussy or particular about minor details
A casual relationship less close than friendship
In a deeply thoughtful or reflective manner
To sketch vaguely or foreshadow something
An expert in urban planning or city studies
Involving needless repetition of the same meaning
Great pleasure or delight
Of or resembling twilight; dim; active at dawn or dusk
Open disagreement with authority or official policy