2010年3月26日 星期五

201-210

201 fulsome

Everyone appreciate a compliment, but fulsome praise is disgusting.

(Excessively flattering; distastefully insincere.)

202 furtive

She caught him making furtive glances at her, but he would never look her in the eye.

(Stealthy; secretive; sly; evasive.)

203 futile

No matter how hard he tried, his efforts were futile.

(Without effect; ineffectual; useless.)

204 gainsay

No matter how much I dislike him, I cannot gainsay his success.

(To deny; to contradict.)

205 galaxy

A galaxy of movie stars appeared in one picture.

(A system of celestial bodies; a group of notable people.)

206 gamut

He ran the gamut of crime before he was fought.

(Entire range or extent of.)

207 commendatory

His willingness to sacrifice himself was commendatory.

(Reflecting praise or recommendation; worthy of praise.)

208 commensurate

The salary for his position will be commensurate with the applicant's experience.

(Equal in measure; properly proportionate.)

209 loquacious

They are quite different: one is loquacious, while the other rarely says a word.

(Talkative; given to continual talking.)

210 commodious

He bought a commodious home for his large family.

(Spacious; roomy.)

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