Day 66
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Impervious (adj): Not easily influenced by ideas, arguments etc.
The judge gave an impervious look to the argument of the defendant.
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Indite (v): To compose or write.
Mozart used to indite great music even though he was deaf.
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Comely (adj): Pleasing; pretty or handsome.
The comely sales girl could easily woo the customers to buy those expensive products.
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Quip (n): A sharp and quick clever remark.
Einstein responded to the journalists questions with a quip and a smile.
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Sybarite (n): A person addicted to luxury; pertaining to luxury.
His massive monthly income turned him into a sybarite.
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August (adj): Profoundly honoured; majestic.
The august presence of the monarch.
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Evince (v): To shoe clearly; to make evident.
She evinced her anger and happiness to him.
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