Vocabulary Word Meanings: From Convivial, Corporeal to Concur
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Convivial
adj- fond of parties; sociable
Also used as: Conviviality- noun; convivially-adv
It can stressful when one member of a couple is convivial and the other is a loner.
Corporeal
adj- having to do with the body or the body or the physical world
Also used as: Corporealness- noun; corporeally (adv)
Corporation a body of people corpse a dead body and corpulent having a large, overweight body
If there are ghosts how do they intersect with the corporeal world?
Culpable
Adj- guilty; blameworthy
Culpability hard, making a gulp sound.
Also used as: Culpability- noun, culpably β adv
Culprit
He was found to be culpable and was fined.
Cupidity
noun- greed especially for money
The burglar returned to the house for more, and his cupidity is what got him caught.
Cursory
adj- quickly and incompletely done; superficial
Pressed for time the captain conducted a cursory inspection.
Cajole
verb- to feel with flattery or false promises; coax; deceive
Also used as: Cajolery, carjolement- nouns
The scam artist cajoled them out of their money
Candor
noun- honesty; frankness
Also used as: Candid- adj; candidly-adv
Political candor is refreshing.
Capacious
adj-large; roomy; spacious
Also used as: Capaciousness- noun; capaciously-adv
He needed a capacious apartment for his stuffed moose collection.
Censure
verb- to criticize
Also used as: Censorious-adj; censoriously- adv
Note: donΥt confuse with censor which means to delete objectionable material.
The newspaper editorial censured the governor for her budget proposals.
Clemency
noun- mercy
Also used as: Clement- adj
The remorseful defendant begged the judge for clemency.
Concur
verb- agree
Also used as: Concurrence- noun
Scientists do not concur on what caused the dinosaurs to die out.