V Vocab List

Vacillation

n, wavering, indecisiveness, fluctuation

Vacuous

adj, empty, devoid of meaning

Vapid

adj, dull and unimaginative

Vaunted

adj, boasted, highly publicized and celebrated

Vehemently

adv, done or said with intense emotion or forcefulness

Venerable

adj, deserving high respect

Vendetta

n, feud, private warfare

Venue

n, location

Veracious

adj, truthful, accurate

Verbose

adj, wordy

Vernacular

adj, the standard language of a region, social group, or profession

Viable

adj, practical or workable

Verity

n, quality of being true, lasting truth or principle

Verve

n, liveliness

Vilify

v, to slander, to question someone's morals or ethics

Vignette

n, a picture, short literary sketch

Vicariously

adv, sharing in someone else's experience through the use of imagination or sympathetic feelings

Visage

n, face, appearance

Visceral

adj, felt in one's inner organs

Vitiate

v, to spoil the effect of, to make inoperative

Volatile

adj, explosive

Vying

v, contending