Hello again. :) I had my exam today it was not too bad. It was stressful. Even if you know the subject and 100 percent sure about you with self-esteem, you still shake when the invigilator gives you the exam paper. It is the nature of exam condition, isn’t it?
Anyway I was trundling the website called stubleupon. I saw a list of 50 Beautiful English Words. I really liked it and I want to share it here, of course imagining that the permission is given by the writer (Amy).
So, here is the list. Confessing that I have not heard many of them but most of them sounds really good. Soon I will create my own list.
Becoming – attractive.
Beleaguer – to exhaust with attacks.
Bucolic – in a lovely rural setting.
Conflate – to blend together.
Dalliance – a brief love affair {actually, I hope not to use this one again, but it is lovely}.
Demure – shy and reserved.
Denouement – the resolution of a mystery.
Diaphanous – filmy.
Dulcet – sweet, sugary.
Ebullience – bubbling with enthusiasm.
Effervescent – bubbly.
Efflorescence – flowering, blooming.
Elixir – a good potion.
Eloquence – beauty and persuasion in speech.
Embrocation – rubbing on a lotion.
Ephemeral – short-lived.
Epiphany – a sudden revelation.
Erstwhile – at one time, for a time.
Evanescent – vanishing quickly, lasting a very short time.
Evocative – suggestive.
Felicity – pleasantness.
Fugacious – fleeting.
Gambol – to skip or leap about joyfully.
Gossamer – the finest piece of thread, a spider’s silk.
Halcyon – happy, sunny, care-free.
Imbrication – overlapping and forming a regular pattern.
Imbroglio – an altercation or complicated situation.
Imbue – to infuse, instill.
Ineffable – unutterable, inexpressible.
Insouciance – blithe nonchalance.
Languor – listless, inactivity.
Lissome – slender and graceful.
Mellifluous – sweet sounding.
Moiety – on of two equal parts.
Nemesis – an unconquerable archenemy.
Onomatopoeia – a words that sounds like it’s meaning.
Opulent – lush, luxuriant.
Panacea – a solution for all problems.
Panoply – a complete set.
Penumbra – a half shadow.
Pyrrhic – successful with heavy losses.
Quintessential – most essential.
Redolent – fragrant.
Scintilla – a spark or very small thing.
Sempiternal – eternal.
Serendipity – finding something nice while looking for something else.
Sumptuous – lush, luxurious.
Talisman – a good luck charm.
Untoward – unseemly, inappropriate.
Woebegone – sorrowful, downcast.
If you want to check the Amy’s work you can click the link.
http://www.eatlivelaughshop.com/2011/07/50-most-beautiful-english-words.html
Thanks Amy!


