Vocabulary Word Flash Cards
Our flash cards are a great way of testing if you've learned the meanings of the words in this section. Look at the words below and see if you can remember what each of them means.
If you get stuck, press "mnemonic" to show an image that should help you remember.
To check if you're right, or remind you if you've forgotten, press the card to flip it.
Go through the whole list to see how many word definitions you can recall. Practise until you're confident you can recall all of them.
Back to list
Zeal
Great energy or enthusiasm
Mnemonic
Eloquence
giving a clear strong message; the quality of persuasive writing or speech
Mnemonic
Rhetoric
Persuasive speech or writing
Mnemonic
Prevalent
Existing very commonly or happening often. widespread.
Mnemonic
Epilogue
A speech or text at the end of a play or book; a final comment or conclusion
Mnemonic
Inveterate
Having a habit, activity or interest that is long established and unlikely to change
Mnemonic
Connive
Secretly allow (something, immoral, illegal or harmful)
Mnemonic
Demure
Quiet and well-behaved modest and shy (usually in relation to a woman)
Mnemonic
Coagulate
Change from a liquid to a more solid state
Mnemonic
Immaterial
Irrelevant; unimportant in the current situation or discussion
Mnemonic
Incapacitate
To make someone unable to work or do things normally.
Mnemonic
Indemnify
To guarantee against any loss which another might suffer
Mnemonic
Indiscriminate
Not showing careful thought or planning often resulting in harm
Mnemonic
Indiscretion
Lack of good judgement
Mnemonic
Intermediary
Person or organisation that carries messages between people
Mnemonic
Lacerate
Tear or make deep cuts in
Mnemonic
Lucrative
Producing a great deal of profit
Mnemonic
Abject
Dire, as bad as it can get
Mnemonic
Melancholy
Sadness that lasts a long time (often without any obvious reason)
Mnemonic
