Intermediate Vocabulary Words

An instance of invading a place, especially to conquer; a large-scale entry that disturbs.

Insulting, abusive, or highly critical language.

A complete list of items such as goods in stock or the contents of a building.

Opposite in order, nature, or effect.

An animal lacking a backbone, such as an insect or mollusk.

To put money to use with the expectation of gaining profit; to clothe with authority.

To carry out a systematic or formal inquiry to discover facts.

A detailed examination of a subject in order to discover facts or gather information.

Having a particular habit, activity, or interest that is long-established and unlikely to change.

Impossible to defeat or overcome.

Appealing or attractive, encouraging approach or acceptance.

Done without conscious control or choice; automatic or unintentional.

To include or engage as a necessary part; to cause someone to participate.

An atom or molecule with an electric charge due to the loss or gain of electrons.

A layer of the Earth's atmosphere that is ionized and reflects radio waves.

Easily angered; having a hot temper.

Feeling or showing anger; extremely angry.

Anger or wrath, often in a formal or literary context.

The colored part of the eye surrounding the pupil; also a type of flowering plant.

Irritating or annoying, especially due to repetition or tedium.

Involving irony, especially when the outcome is the opposite of what was expected.

A literary or rhetorical device where the intended meaning is the opposite of the literal meaning, o...

To expose to radiation or to shine upon with intense light.

Not following a fixed pattern, frequent, or consistent; deviating from the norm.

In a way that lacks consistency or uniformity; not regularly.

Not connected with or relevant to something; not applicable.

Impossible to fix, repair, or restore; causing permanent damage.

Too tempting or attractive to be resisted.

Not showing a proper sense of responsibility; careless or reckless.

Lack of respect for traditions, sacred things, or authority.

Lacking respect for established customs, traditions, or authorities, often in a humorous way.

Unable to be undone or reversed; permanent.

Not able to be changed, taken back, or undone.

To supply land with water by artificial means, typically to help crops grow.

Easily annoyed or angered; showing impatience.

To cause slight anger or annoyance in someone.

Causing annoyance or mild anger; annoying.

A small island, often used in poetry or place names.

To separate something or someone from others.

The state of being separated from others, either physically or emotionally.

A subject or problem for debate or discussion; a matter of concern.

To repeat a process or statement, often with the aim of reaching a desired outcome.

Traveling from place to place, especially for work.

A planned route or journey, including details like destinations and schedules.

Having rough, sharp, and uneven edges or surfaces.

A person responsible for cleaning and maintaining a building.

Specialized language used by a particular profession or group, often difficult for outsiders to unde...

Lively and brisk in manner; self-confidently stylish.

The state of being jealous; envy or resentment toward someone else's achievements or possessions.

A soft, sweet food made by boiling fruit juice and sugar, often used as a spread.

A free-swimming marine animal with a transparent, jelly-like body and trailing tentacles.

A state of danger or risk.

A rude or foolish person; someone who behaves selfishly or obnoxiously.

To discard or get rid of something as no longer needed or wanted.

A precious stone, often used in jewelry; something highly valued.

A person who makes, repairs, or sells jewelry.

Ornamental items such as necklaces, rings, or bracelets made from precious metals and stones.

To run at a slow, steady pace, typically as a form of exercise; to move with steady, gentle bounces ...

Cheerful and friendly; merry; also used as an intensifier meaning very.

A sudden, rough movement or shock; a sudden emotional or mental shock.