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(more grotesque; most grotesque) 1 : very strange or ugly in a way that is not normal or natural animals with grotesque deformities a grotesque villain The actors wore dark capes and grotesque masks. 2 : extremely different from what Read More …
1 : willing to do dangerous or difficult things a daring reporter who has covered several wars She’s a daring innovator in the field of biotechnology. 2 : showing a lack of fear Emergency crews quickly planned a daring (=bold) Read More …
1 : showing courage : very brave The defenders of the fort made a gallant stand. a gallant knight They failed to reach the summit, but they made a gallant attempt. 2 : large and impressive a gallant ship 3 Read More …
1 : causing strong dislike or disgust repulsive and evil acts a repulsive (=repellent) man The rotten meat was repulsive. (=nauseating, revolting) 2 : physics : of or relating to the force that pushes something away from something else Magnets Read More …
1 : of, relating to, or suitable for the country or people who live in the country The inn has a rustic atmosphere. a rustic village 2 : made of rough wood simple, rustic furniture — rusticity noun (noncount) the Read More …
disapproving 1 a : having very old-fashioned opinions, attitudes, etc. a stodgy old man b : too plain or dull to be interesting stodgy clothes 2 : British, of food : unpleasantly heavy and causing you to feel very full Read More …
(more awkward; most awkward) 1 a : not graceful : CLUMSY She is awkward at dancing. He had large feet and his walk was awkward and ungainly. an awkward movement The story contained some awkward writing. b : lacking skill Read More …
1 : of or relating to a whole group or class “Flu” is sometimes used as a generic term/name for any illness caused by a virus. 2 : not sold or made under a particular brand name generic drugs 3 Read More …
