Shining unsteadily; a brief burst of light
C2 English Vocabulary
Proficiency — near-native command of nuance and precision. · 6,030 words
A vast flat treeless Arctic plain with permanently frozen subsoil
A continuous attack with bombs or artillery; an overwhelming stream of something
To jump suddenly on a target; a sudden attack
A violation of a law or moral principle; an offense
A faint unsteady light; a slight trace of something; to shine faintly
A sudden event causing great damage or suffering; a disaster
Soft and limp; a floppy disk
Relating to Byzantium; excessively complicated
A tower with a light to guide or warn sailors
To die or cause death from lack of oxygen; to be unable to breathe
Uncovered outdoor stadium seating benches
An outburst of uncontrolled anger or bad temper
A false perception of something that does not exist
To gather or assemble into a group
A public declaration of principles or intentions
Up in the air; high above the ground
A gradual increase in intensity or scope
Irritatingly self-satisfied or complacent
To willingly give up or do without something
Promoting unity among Christian churches; universal
The highest point of success; a sharp mountain peak; a pointed spire
The stage of development when a person becomes sexually mature
To decorate or beautify; to add exaggerated details to a story
A synthetic cleaning agent for washing
A feeling of intense happiness or excitement
Making one feel very excited and full of energy
To bite persistently; to cause persistent worry
Thoroughly soaked with liquid; unpleasantly wet and soft
To feel intense dislike or disgust for someone or something
An action that deliberately angers or irritates someone
To eagerly and enviously desire something belonging to another
To financially guarantee or provide insurance coverage for something
The meat of a young calf
To move unsteadily from side to side; an unsteady rocking motion
A purse or wallet; one's personal financial means
To deposit as security for a loan; an item pledged as security; a chess piece
To lose something as a penalty; something surrendered as punishment
Done by one side alone, without others' agreement
A small sheltered corner or secluded spot
To fill with horror or shock