Vocabulary Words Starting With G

To shock or excite someone into taking action.

To gather or collect something, especially praise, support, or information, over time.

Talking excessively, especially about unimportant or trivial things.

To make an estimate or judgment about the amount, level, or nature of something.

General in nature rather than specific to a particular brand, case, or type.

Warm, friendly, and cheerful in manner.

Real and sincere; not fake, forced, or pretended.

Relevant and appropriate to the matter being discussed.

To gather information or knowledge slowly and often with effort, piece by piece.

Speaking or spoken fluently but in a way that suggests insincerity or a lack of real thought.

Happening slowly, in small steps, over an extended period.

Using extravagant, pompous language meant to impress rather than communicate clearly.

Impressively large in scope, or overblown and pretentiously grand.

To struggle or engage seriously with a difficult problem or question in order to solve or understand it.

Done or given without any real justification or necessity; uncalled for.

Fond of company; sociable and enjoying the presence of others.

Serious, unpleasant, and lacking any hope or cheerfulness.

Extremely tiring and demanding, often over a long period of time.

Clever and cunning deceit used to trick or manipulate someone.

Easily fooled or tricked because of being too trusting.