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egregious
: adjective – extraordinarily bad. Sam’s egregious 
fervor
: noun –
 intense emotion; great warmth of feeling. 
error was hard to overlook no matter how unintentional it
His fervor when discussing current events was a shock to was.
the generally calm group. 
elucidate
: verb – to make clear. The event this weekend
flagrant
: adjective – outrageous; glaringly offensive. The
elucidated the need for better crowd management policies. 
coach argued that the foul was flagrant and deserved a stiffer penalty. 
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fledgling
: adjective – newly developed; little known. 
iconoclast
: noun – a person who attacks cherished beliefs The fledgling start-
up secured a large grant from an angle or established institutions.
Gerald was proud of being investor.
labeled an iconoclast and stood by his decision to promul-

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gate the hypocrisy of the well-respected university.
forlorn
: adjective – deserted; left alone and neglected; unhappy.
The forlorn gazelle grazed aimlessly hoping to 
imminent
: adjective –
about to occur. Everyone knew the stumble upon his herd. 
storm was imminent and prepared their houses by boarding
up windows and placing sandbags around the perimeter. 
formidable
: adjective – hard to overcome; to be dreaded. 
The warped wall proved to be a formidable challenge for
impassive
: adjective – without feelings or emotion; insen-
the competitive skate boarder. 
sible.
Greg sat looking impassively out the window, unable
to feel anything after losing his beloved dog, Jake.