English Vocabulary New Words. When learning a new language, it’s important to expand your vocabulary. By learning new words, you can better communicate with others and understand the world around you. Here are some new English words to add to your repertoire:
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1. Compromise: an agreement or settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side making concessions
2. Embarrassment: the state of feeling awkward, self-conscious, or ashamed
3. Envy: a feeling of resentful longing or admiration for someone else’s advantages, possessions, or achievements
4. Frustration: the feeling of being thwarted in one’s efforts or ambitions
English Vocabulary New Words
- Discrete
- Pronoid
- Requirement
- Annihilate
- Stamina
- Functional
- Underlying
- Demoniac
- Angeliferous
- Proximity
- Conspiracy
- Travesty
- Coalition
- Supplemental
- Hygge
- Comp
- Incessantly
- Scrutinise
- Benediction
- Investment
- Censure
- Betrayal
- Chillax
- Incumbent
- Enchant
- Unfettered
- Cease
- Vicissitude
- Onset
- Accentuate
- Sanctimonious
- Berate
- Aggrandize
- Hereby
- Phlegmatic
- Reiterate
- Amend
- Municipal
- Facade
- Align
- Envisage
- Compile
- Belated
- Blert
- Elucidate
- Defer
- Facilitate
- Angered
- Eradicate
- Disappear
- Disposition
- Pertinacious
- Amotivation
- Ubiquitous
- Acquiesce
- Multifarious
- Gratuitous
- Athleisure
- Tract
- Iconoclast
- Bestow
- Shero
- Abnegation
- Promulgate
- Quilling
- Sentence
- Beseech
- Awedde
- Obdurate
- Mislay
- Sham
- Jovial
- Pejorative
- Hellacious
- Solipsism
- Largesse
- Bully
- Lethargy
- Eco-Anxiety
- Libertarian
- Idiosyncratic
- Abundance
- Licentious
- Vociferous
- Henceforth
- Recalcitrant
- Intrigue
- Optimum
- Denialist
- Angsting
- Feasibility
- Celibate
- Harass
- Deduce
- Infirm
- Cliche
- Fatuous
- Unfathomed
- Coulrophobia
- Ostracism
- Commence
- Progress