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TKAM Vocab #2

Delve into the world of vocabulary with these edifying words like "frivolous" and "formidable." Enhance your linguistic prowess by learning about dimunition, fanatacism, and dictum. Explore the depths of language as you seek to elucidate meanings, revere knowledge, and uphold rectitude in communication.

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TKAM Vocab #2

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  1. TKAM Vocab #2

  2. 1. Edifying: Providing moral or intellectual instruction (Adjective)

  3. 2. Frivolous: Not having any serious purpose or value (Adjective)

  4. 3. Fraudulent: Obtained, done by, or involving deception (Adjective

  5. 4. Drone: Make a continuous low humming sound (verb)

  6. 5. Diminution: A reduction in the size, extent, or importance of something (Noun)

  7. 6. Fanaticism: wildly excessive or irrational devotion (Noun)

  8. 7. Formidable: Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable (adjective)

  9. 8. Dictum: A short statement that expresses a general truth or principle (Noun)

  10. 9. Enunciate: Say or pronounce clearly (verb)

  11. 10. Disapprobation: Strong disapproval, typically on moral grounds (Noun)

  12. 11. Elucidate: Make (something) clear; explain (verb)

  13. 12. Fractious: Easily irritated; bad-tempered (adjective)

  14. 13. Corroborate: Confirm or give support to a statement, theory, or idea (verb

  15. 14. Revere : To Feel deep respect or admiration for something or someone (verb)

  16. 15. Rectitude: Morally correct behavior or thinking; righteousness (noun)

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