Vocabulary List #10 English IV.

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Vocabulary List #10 English IV

1. cacophony (noun) A harsh jeering sound

2. callous (adjective) Lacking feeling, mercy, etc.; unfeeling

3. carp to find fault with and complain constantly; to nag or fuss (verb) to find fault with and complain constantly; to nag or fuss

4. gruff (adjective) Stern; surly; hoarse; rough

5. gullible (adjective) Easily fooled or tricked

6. haphazard Lacking any definite plan or order; occurring by chance (adjective) Lacking any definite plan or order; occurring by chance

7. heretic A person who holds opinions opposed to established beliefs (noun) A person who holds opinions opposed to established beliefs

8. perfidy (noun) Treachery; a deliberate breach of faith

9. peripheral (adjective) Of or located on the edge

10. philistine (adjective) A person with views that are regarded as shallow or narrow-minded

11. succinct (adjective) Clearly expressed in a few words

12. sullen (adjective) Morose; sulky; somber or gloomy

13. tacit (adjective) Implied but not spoken or written

14. tactless (adjective) Inconsiderate of another’s feelings

15. unfathomable Too difficult to understand; too deep to measure (adjective) Too difficult to understand; too deep to measure