Fancy Vocabularies for impressive English

Many times we come across certain fancy English words that we have no clue about.

We may get these kinds of words in our magazines , newspapers or English movies but most of the times we don’t understand.

If you like to make an impression at your work place or front of your friends, then using these words in your daily conversations is something you should consider doing.

As we all know that there can be many meanings of a word but we become habitual of using only few words and never even try rest of them.

It’s not that you should learn all of them, but some of them are quite common and there’s no difficulty in learning a few.

Here are the words mentioned below,

1.Atrocious-

we use this word to express a horrifying or an extremely unpleasant act. very evil or cruel : of a very poor quality; extremely bad or unpleasant.

Example-

You should know how to move to the right part of a mountain in atrocious weather.

 An atrocious crime that shocked even hardened members of the police force.

2. Endowed – 

We use the word when someone or something is provided with a quality, ability, or asset.

Example-

Yash plans to endow a faculty position at the university.

The money will be used to endow the museum and research facility.

Your family is very well endowed.

3. Eloquent –

Eloquent is a person who is clear, fluent and persuasive in speaking and writing.

Example-

Barack Obama is one of the most eloquent speaker we know.

Mohit’s eloquent has raised many important issues.

4.Adamant-

When one refuses to be persuaded or to change one’s mind, you call that person adamant.

Example-

Harish is adamant that he won’t attend his classes.

The students are adamant that the protests will continue until the library is opened.

5.Ineffable-

When something is too great or extreme that you feel short of words in describing it, that something is called ineffable.

Example-

The garden is ineffable.

6.Mellifluous–

Mellifluous is something that is sweet, musical, and pleasing to hear.

Example-

People adore her due to her mellifluous voice.

The music compositions are so mellifluous.

7.Paramount-

Something is considered paramount, when it’s very important supreme and better then the rest.

Example-

It is paramount to think in the interest of the children.

8. What is Merriment?

Let’s understand;

Merriment is an occasion when people laugh or have an enjoyable time together, gaiety and fun.

Example; My Birthday is the time when we are full of excitement and merriment all around us.

Similar words/Synonyms

High, spirits, exuberance, cheerfulness, gaiety ,fun, festivity

Opposite words/ Antonyms

Boredom, depression, dejection, gloom, sadness