Assuage
- Assuage derives from Old French.
- Assuage is a Verb.
- Assuage means to make something more painful or difficult.
- Synonyms are to relieve or ease.
Taciturn
- Taciturn derives from Italian.
- A shy person has a very taciturn personality.
- Taciturn means reserved or uncommunicative in speech.
- Synonyms of taciturn are quiet and uncommunicative.
Unsullied
- Unsullied antonyms mean impure or ruined.
- Unsullied was used mostly during the 1850s.
- Unsullied means to not be contaminated.
- Unsullied water is good to drink.
Repertoire
- Repertoire is a noun.
- The musician played a classical repertoire of music.
- Repertoire was used mostly in the 1700s
- Repertoire a stock of plays, dances, or pieces that a company or a performer knows or is prepared to perform.
Vapid
- Vapid is an adjective.
- The vapid person was unintriguing.
- Vapid is a adverb.
- Vapid was originally used for describing drinks.
Malevolent
- Malevolent is to give to someone in need.
- Malevolent acts can be harmful towards others.
- Malevolent derives from Latin.
- Malevolent is an adjective.