Words that begin with A-Z
Are you a word nerd? Do you like learning new vocabulary, either for fun or for personal use? Well, you've come to the right place for a little word porn. In this article we are going to explore some words from A-Z that you may not have known before.
A word is a combination of letters put together from the alphabet that make up a complete sentence when combined with others. A word can be a lot of things, for instance, a noun, pronoun, verb, or adjective. Words are used by everyone in the world daily to communicate with one another and are a very important tool that we are fortunate to be able to learn. Below, I have listed some uncommon words that you may not hear every day. These words are words from A-Z, and I have included a short meaning for each.
Use this word when you act like you don't want something and are not interested when you really are.
If you find it easy to make correct judgments and learn something easily,
(Adjective) This word can be used when something doesn't fit into the time period it's being used in.
Anthropomorphize: (Verb) a type of personification such as making a stuffed animal or something inanimate come to life.
Apricate: (Verb) a glamorous word that means to soak in the sun.
Bastion: (Noun) Used to describe a well-defined place such as an institution
Behoove: (Verb) When it is the necessary or right thing to do
Burgeon: (Veb) something that is growing at a noticeable rate.
Convivial: (adjective) used to describe someone's company that you enjoy greatly.
A conundrum (noun) is a problem that doesn't have a clear answer.
Credulity (noun) is used to describe the character trait of someone who is gullible.
Crepuscular: (Adjective) An animal that is both nocturnal and diurnal
Edify: (verb) to morally or intellectually build someone up
Effete: (adjective) something that is overly refined so much as to the point of uselessness.
Egregious: (adjective) something that is negative but at the same time extraordinary.
Fatuous: (Adjective) Used to describe a person or thing that is acting silly
Fractious: (Adjective) Something or someone that has a high temper and can be difficult to control
Galvanize: (Verb) to entice or push one to act upon something
Imperious: (Adjuctive) Someone that is pushy and bossy without reason
Impetus: (Noun) Something that pursues or causes something else to happen
Insouciant: (Adjective) someone that is bothered little by life's daily worries
Interlocutor: (Noun) Used to describe the people in a conversation
Lionize: (Verb) The way people view celebrities or popular historical figures
Melange: (Noun) An assortment or mixture of things that are not related
Now that you have broadened your vocabulary, you can start using your newly learned words immediately to impress others in conversation or to be the big winner on family game night in a game of scrabble. Whatever way you use your newfound vocabulary, you can rest assured that you will sound and look like the smartest person in the room.

Words that begin with A Z

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