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Posted by: Different - 11th November 2025, 6:55 PM - Forum: Discussion Hall
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BEFORE YOU READ:
I have deliberately curated this thread to educate you all on a more nuanced, sophisticated level of vocabulary. I’m going to warn you... the words that I’m going to be employing are extremely formal, profound, intimidating, and complicated. These are words that you would never use in a regular conversation. They’re found in academic writing, literature, SATs, philosophical writing, legal writing, political writing, and scholarly articles. Any words you see that are italicized can be clicked on for research purposes.
There’s a good chance that you might perceive this thread as superfluous. I’ve spent a colossal amount of time looking for abstruse and archaic words. So, before you begin reading, you may want to familiarize yourself with the CEFR VOCABULARY LIST so you can grasp their full meaning. It’s a website (packed with a multitude of lessons) curated to help you elevate your understanding of vocabulary words. It’s a subjective list for certain words that they think will suffice a certain category level. Everyone’s list is subjective and different.
I’m not trying to sound pretentious or insult anyone’s intelligence. So if you see certain words italicized, then there’s an intended purpose behind it. I’m prompting you to look these words up because they’ll help you understand what I’m saying. They’re also best deemed as C1 and above. Let’s take a look at a C2 English vocabulary word being employed in a scenario, shall we?
Example: Unfortunately, in the past, I’ve had the displeasure of speaking with someone who’s clearly illiterate and loves to be obnoxious. They had a pejorative tone, and their grammar was just atrocious. The more I read their messages, the more I suffered from having damaged brain cells because it was just exasperating.
Notice how the C2 word, pejorative was used to describe the person’s tone as if to say their writing style conveys contempt and disrespect towards the person. Is it a harsh and direct way of describing someone’s actions? Yes. Employing a word like pejorative requires you to have mastered the A1-C1 CEFR English levels, first. You’re expected to speak more fluently, write texts on subjects more perspicuously, and recognize long and abstruse texts.
There are a multitude of different tones that exist in the English language (which we’ll discuss another one later on). But the most important thing is to recognize the appropriate tone in action. Anyway, happy reading!
Have you ever thought about augmenting your vocabulary repertoire to a more proficient level? Do you ever feel more empowered to visit the thesaurus more frequently whenever you hear sophisticated or obscure words being uttered? Or how about challenging yourself to take on more nuanced words, such as meretricious, or even abstruse words such as pulchritudinous? If you’re feeling empowered and you consider yourself a disciplined individual, then feel free to stick around as we delve deep into this discussion.
You see, I’ve always been intrigued by hearing people utter big words such as “perspicacious” or “indefatigable”. It’s like a mellifluous sound that empowers me to look these words up and add them to my vocabulary repertoire when necessary. Once they’re stored in my long-term memory, I can now use them more fluently in a conversation. I can also make astute observations based on other people who need help using them correctly. The more sophisticated words you learn, the deeper and more nuanced your vocabulary repertoire becomes.
So, for example, with recondite words like pusillanimous, you would need to elevate your vocabulary to that of a C2 proficient speaker on the CEFR English list. It's a highly formal, advanced word that most people are unaware of and would easily get confused by its meaning, especially the first 3 letters of it. It's also nuanced because it states how fragile a person's character is, and it goes in-depth based on detestable timidity and a lack of fortitude. So, incorporating the word pusillanimous into your vocabulary repertoire can be quite challenging, especially since people very rarely employ that word in general conversations. But it will elevate your vocabulary level.
You see, the most difficult part about using sophisticated words is knowing when to use them, why, and how to use them in the right context. It's vitally important to remember that your intuitive sense of when to employ sophistication in language reflects a mature rhetorical judgment. So, during an insightful conversation with your peers about a specific topic, you can demonstrate rhetorical judgment to keep the conversation flowing more effortlessly. However, the last thing that you want to do is deliver a message to someone grandiloquently. In other words, you don’t want to put yourself in a situation where you’re using overly complex words (to convey a message) where simpler ones would suffice. Someone who has a proficient vocabulary level (and speaks more fluently) is expected to know better than to use inflated language during a conversation. It can also make you come off as someone who is pretentious. So, returning to your peers (assuming they're native speakers in this case), employing strong rhetorical judgment brings out the profundity of the conversation.
I know there is a multitude of you guys who are incredibly smart, prolific individuals who have a bunch of creative writing material kept in the vault. Just the way you guys carry yourselves in a conversation is sufficient for me to form a decent opinion about you. If you tell me that you’re a college graduate or a bookworm, then I expect you to communicate with me on a more proficient level. Suppose we find ourselves having a conversation about a movie. If I ask you what you’ve thought about the movie, then I expect your opinions to be more astute rather than giving me an answer that’s rooted in an intuitive opinion.
Also, please try to refrain from using ChatGPT to give me your answers. It’s so unnatural, and it tells me that your mind is void of critical thinking. You can, however, take advantage of it at least 20 - 30% of the time to clarify some things that you need help with. But then it becomes problematic when it thinks for you 100% of the time. I would suggest brainstorming your ideas and taking advantage of critical thinking skills first. Then take it to ChatGPT, but paraphrase any information that it gives you. I say this because copying all the information word-for-word will give others the impression that AI wrote it and not you. I understand countless people think that ChatGPT works efficaciously to answer their questions about real-world problems. However, ChatGPT can make mistakes (as people have stated in my previous thread) and will give you false expectations based on what you thought was a good response. That’s why it’s vitally important to fact-check ChatGPT because just like humans, AI is not impeccable.
I’ve curated a long list of nuanced, obscure, and sophisticated words for those of you who are serious about augmenting your vocabulary repertoire to a more proficient level. This is not a flex on anyone’s intelligence here, ok? I’m just trying to educate those who are neophytes and uninformed about the different levels of vocabulary and how deep this can go. So again, when I italicize certain words, I’m drawing attention to you to look up these words and incorporate them into your vocabulary repertoire. But keep in mind that employing some of these words around the average speaker will give them the impression that you’re being pretentious. Only use them around people who are more advanced/native speakers at the C1/C2 level. It takes a colossal amount of time and effort to elevate your vocabulary level from a beginner user to that of a proficient one.
Listen, you’d have to literally be obsessed with reading, writing, studying vocabulary words, grammar, paraphrasing, and exploring different writing styles to employ sophisticated words correctly. I’m not some prodigious savant who was born to write at the proficient level. It took me years to write proficiently, and you can too with practice and feedback. Just because you graduated from college doesn’t give you the right to be braggadocious. You’re still a student in the writing game who’s humble and hungry for feedback and higher learning, just like I am. If you’re not reading every day, keeping up with hot topics, or even writing every day, then you’re suffering a dearth of innovative ideas to write for juicy content. Some might also say that you hit a creative impasse - meaning your inability to progress forward with creative writing. Whenever I experience this, I look to get inspired by other proficient writers who are far more proficient than I am.
Although learning and properly utilizing abstruse words can be powerful, it can also alter a person’s perception based on the way they look at others. For instance, someone wearing a white T-shirt, baggy jeans, and tacky-looking sneakers approaches you wanting to make new friends. You just happen to be a college graduate (with a white collar job) wearing an expensive suit, dress shoes, and a Rolex watch. At white collar jobs, you can expect people to employ big words around each other, so of course, you’re going to employ those big words, too. Now it just so happens that you subconsciously take a glance at their outfit, giving them a disdainful smirk as if they’re beneath you. Now, at that point, they’re reading your facial expressions, which tells them that you have a supercilious tone. Why? Because you’re insinuating that they look like an uneducated bum who didn’t go to college, under the assumption that they don’t understand big words like you do. Therefore, they’re not as smart as you are, nor are they worthy enough to be friends with you based on the way they dress. You understand how twisted that sounds? Depending on who you’re dealing with, it’ll make the wrong person apoplectic because they’ll find it highly offensive, wanting to resort to physical tactics. You might also be tempted to make preconceived notions about the person being penurious based on the way they dress.
I’m a perspicacious writer, ok? So as I sit back and observe you guys, I notice that many of you are suffering from mediocrity when you choose to lurk around this place. It’s all rooted in people being very picky and selective about replying to threads. It’s a shame because the most articulate and astute people are always hiding in the dark shadows lurking around, waiting for someone like me to bring up controversial issues. Then, when you pick fights with them, respectfully, they’ll give you their POV and then derail the thread with extraneous information that no one ever asked for. At first, you might think it has merit. But then they ramble on about things that are irrelevant to the subject matter at hand. These are your typical garrulous people. Then you’ve got your pauciloquent people whose responses don’t really leave much information for you to latch on to. Finally, some people respond lackadaisically when prompted to give insightful responses about something.
Listen, I strongly recommend that you all cogitate on these factual statements because it’s indicative of people who are reticent and unknowingly intelligent. These are the same people who, when controversial topics are brought up (especially political ones), will strive to provide a superlative analysis on the topic. Regular topics, nobody cares.
Before we finish, let's take a look at an insightful yet abstruse quote from Emory Tate: "My unmatched perspicacity, coupled with my sheer indefatigability, makes me a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavor." Now, at that point, you're thinking, "huh?" Don’t worry, I’m here to enlighten you on its abstruse meaning. Let’s break it down into 5 simplistic parts, shall we?
1. To begin to understand that quote, you must first understand what the words perspicacity and indefatigability mean.
2. You must understand what their intent is and who the targeted audience is. So, we would first begin to dissect “My unmatched perspicacity”, which means he’s implying that no one’s intelligence can be compared to his exceptional intelligence. Sounds boastful, yes. But once you understand how he manipulated his opponents in chess or gained an advantage in any competitive activity, then it all begins to make sense.
3. Then you would briefly analyze “coupled with”, which in this case, combines the two phrases, “unmatched perspicacity” with “my sheer indefatigability”.
4. You would dissect “my sheer indefatigability”, which means he’s referring to his pure, untiring persistency (with unlimited energy) to achieve something without being exhausted. Sounds like a massive stretch beyond the normal human capabilities. But it keeps you disciplined and ambitious to achieve goals in life, despite any adversities.
5. Finally, we would dissect, “makes me a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavor”. This means that when competing against him in any area of human activity—especially chess, he’s a formidable opponent who’s difficult to beat. People like Emory Tate, you often dread to compete against in anything because you know he’s going to compete at an unfathomably, high level.
So, now, we have a full, comprehensive understanding of what Tate’s quote means. What was the point of that? I just wanted you all to recognize that sometimes, famous quotes can display an inclination to employ sophisticated words. At first, they can be perceived as atypical due to their enigmatic nature. However, once you systematically break them down into small chunks, you can fully grasp their meaning. A writer should always be punctilious when introducing quotes in their statements. Otherwise, you’re going to confuse your reader.
When it comes to complicated things, most people would rather remain intransigent as opposed to endeavoring into something complicated yet rewarding. Investing in the Stock Market, beating someone in chess, or even choosing career paths requires someone to be sagacious. Yet, some people fail to grasp that and would rather live by the acronym, KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid), for everything that they do.
When it comes to quotes, some people just have a strong inclination towards simple and relatable ones, as opposed to those that are abstruse. A quote like Emory Tate’s requires some of the most insightful and well-informed people to dissect its full meaning. But, unfortunately, in modern times we’re seeing a massive depletion of these people. Now, we have people who indulge in senseless YouTube shorts, TikTok videos, scrolling through Instagram pictures, etc.
Giving me constructive criticism on anything stated here will help me elevate my writing skills to a higher level. Just think of your favorite writers whom you love to borrow quotes from. As long as your criticism holds merit, I’m willing to listen. It’s like I’ve stated before… I’m not a prodigious savant in the writing world, nor am I at the apotheosis of creative writing with the GOATS such as Mark Twain. But, if you learn anything from me today, then it further encourages me to educate the neophytes who are uninformed about this stuff. If there are some words that you deem as grammatically incorrect, or you’re having a difficult time understanding something, then we can have an insightful discussion on all of that. But let’s not blatantly cast aspersions on one another, ok? Because that kind of stuff is immature and it could lead to us having an interminable debate, and believe me… I’ve had plenty of those before.
This CEFR list is subjective and is based on my own research, done meticulously. FYI, C3 isn’t something that I arbitrarily incorporated into the list. It’s an additional feature that I deliberately created to suffice words that are completely nuanced, obscure, abstruse, and jargon in nature. There are just some obscure words (such as scientific ones) that don’t appear to make sense to add to the C2 level. Words like sesquipedalian might be one of them, but most people don’t employ words like that in daily conversations, so it’s at C3 until further notice. Keep in mind that this list will be updated every now and then, as I continuously search for big words to add to my repertoire. You should really know at least 10,000 vocabulary words (big ones included) to be around the C1-C2 level. I’ve made my own CEFR list because a lot of the ones that are created can be misleading. Some words are too heavily rooted in simplicity rather than sophistication to suffice higher, CEFR levels; I just find it a bit, disgruntling.
SOURCES
Elite Words (C3)
Accismus
Antidisestablishmentarianism
Behemothic
Bioluminescence
Brobdingnagian
Chemiluminescence
Floccinaucinihilipilification
Gasconade
Hermeneutics
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia
Junoesque
Legerdemain
Librocubicularist
Nidificate
Rodomontade
Sesquipedalian
Sesquipedalophobia
Sonoluminescence
Strephosymbolia
Strepsipteran
Strepsipterous
Streptavidin
Triboluminescence
Verisimilitudinous
Master Words (C2)
Abase
Abate
Aberration
Abdicate
Abject
Abjure
Abnegation
Abridge
Abrogate
Abscond
Absolve
Absquatulate
Abstemious
Abstruse
Accolade
Accost
Accruement
Acidulous
Acrimonious
Acrimony
Adjudication
Admonish
Adroit
Adumbrate
Aeonian
Affability
Agelast
Aggrandize
Alacrity
Albeit
Allude
Altitudinous
Altruistic
Amative
Amativeness
Amorphous
Anachronism
Anachronistic
Anagnorisis
Anathema
Anomalistic
Anomie
Antediluvian
Antepenultimate
Anthropomorphize
Aplomb
Apocryphal
Apodictic
Apoplectic
Appoggiatura
Aporia
Apothegm
Apotheosis
Approbation
Aquiver
Arboreal
Arduous
Arrogate
Ascetic
Assiduous
Assuage
Astringency
Atelophobia
Atonality
Atonement
Austere
Austerity
Avarice
Banal
Banality
Barbarous
Beguile
Behest
Belie
Bellicose
Bellwether
Bequeath
Besottedness
Bewildered
Bewilderment
Bilk
Blandishment
Bombastic
Boondoggle
Braggadocio
Braggadocious
Bromide
Bowdlerize
Byzantine
Cacophonous
Cacophony
Cadenza
Callipygian
Calumny
Canonize
Cantabile
Cantankerous
Capitulate
Capricious
Carouse
Castigate
Caucus
Caustic
Cavort
Censorious
Chicanery
Choleric
Cimmerian
Circumlocution
Circumlocutory
Circumscribe
Circumspect
Clamorous
Clandestine
Clangorous
Coadjutor
Coalesce
Cogitate
Colloquialism
Colossal
Comely
Commodious
Compunction
Concomitant
Conflagration
Consanguineous
Constabulary
Contrapuntal
Contravene
Contrite
Contumelious
Contusion
Convivial
Corpulence
Corroborate
Coruscate
Covet
Crapulous
Craven
Crepuscular
Cupidity
Curmudgeon
Cymotrichous
Debauch
Defenestration
Deleterious
Delineate
Demagogue
Demeaning
Depravity
Derogatory
Diametric
Diaphanous
Dichotomous
Dirge
Discombobulate
Discomfit
Disconsolate
Disparage
Disposition
Disputatious
Disrepute
Dissipation
Dour
Draconian
Dulcet
Duplicitous
Duplicity
Duress
Ebullient
Ecclesiastic
Ecclesiastical
Edict
Effervescent
Efficacious
Egregious
Élan
Elegy
Elixir
Elucidate
Embezzlement
Emend
Emollient
Enamored
Enervate
Enfranchise
Enigmatic
Ennui
Entropy
Ephemeral
Epicurean
Epistolary
Equanimity
Equivocal
Eristic
Erudite
Eschew
Esoteric
Espouse
Esurient
Ethereal
Eunoia
Euphonious
Eurythmics
Eurythmy
Evanescent
Evince
Excogitate
Excoriate
Exculpatory
Execrable
Exhort
Exigent
Expedient
Expeditious
Expiate
Expound
Expunge
Expurgate
Extant
Extemporaneous
Extirpate
Extol
Extraneous
Exulting
Factional
Fallacious
Fastidious
Fatuous
Fecund
Fenestration
Fetter
Felicitous
Forbearance
Fortuitous
Fractious
Frenetic
Gargantuan
Garrulous
Glissando
Gourmand
Grandiloquent
Halcyon
Harangue
Hegemony
Herculean
Heretical
Heuristic
Highfalutin
Hyperconscious
Iconoclasm
Iconoclast
Ideologue
Idiosyncratic
Ignominious
Immure
Impecunious
Impenetrable
Imperspicuous
Imperturbable
Impetuous
Impinge
Implacable
Impute
Inanition
Incandescent
Incendiary
Inchoate
Incontestable
Incontrovertible
Incorrigible
Incumbent
Indefatigability
Indefatigable
Indomitable
Indubitable
Ineffable
Ineluctable
Inexorable
Inextinguishable
Infinitesimal
Inimical
Injunction
Inoculate
Insidious
Insouciant
Insufferable
Insular
Insurgent
Insurmountable
Intelligentsia
Interlocutor
Internecine
Intransigent
Inure
Invective
Inveterate
Irascible
Irrepressible
Jurisprudence
Knell
Labyrinthine
Lackadaisical
Laconic
Languid
Largesse
Lascivious
Lassitude
Legato
Libertarian
Licentious
Limpid
Lubricious
Lugubrious
Macabre
Machiavellian
Maelstrom
Magniloquent
Malaise
Malign
Malodorous
Maudlin
Mawkish
Maxim
Mellifluous
Mellisonant
Mendacious
Mercurial
Meretricious
Metalinguistic
Mezzanine
Misanthropic
Mitochondria
Modicum
Moribund
Multifarious
Multiloquent
Munificent
Nadir
Nefarious
Neophyte
Noctilucent
Noisome
Nonconformist
Noxious
Nudiustertian
Numismatic
Obdurate
Obfuscate
Obsequious
Obsequiousness
Obstreperous
Officious
Omnipresent
Onerous
Onomatopoeia
Opprobrious
Orgulous
Orphic
Osculator
Ostinato
Oubliette
Palliate
Panacea
Paradigm
Pareidolia
Pariah
Parsimonious
Pauciloquent
Paucity
Pedantic
Pejorative
Pellucid
Penitent
Penurious
Perambulation
Percutaneous
Perennial
Peregrinate
Peregrine
Peregrination
Perfidious
Perfidiousness
Perfunctory
Peripatetic
Pernicious
Pernickety
Perpendicularity
Persnickety
Perspicacious
Perspicacity
Perspicuity
Perspicuous
Pert
Pertinacious
Phlegmatic
Phrenology
Physiognomy
Plaudit
Plenitude
Plurilingual
Polemical
Polymathic
Ponderous
Pontifical
Potentate
Precocious
Predilection
Predisposition
Preeminence
Preeminent
Prefigure
Premonition
Preponderant
Primordial
Probity
Proclivity
Prodigious
Profligate
Profundity
Promulgate
Propensity
Prophylactic
Propinquity
Propitiation
Propitiatory
Propitious
Proscribe
Protean
Prurient
Psithurism
Psychotomimetic
Puerile
Pugnacious
Pulchritudinous
Punctilious
Puritanical
Purloin
Pusillanimous
Quadrennial
Quaint
Querulous
Quiddity
Quintessence
Quintessential
Quixotic
Rancorous
Rapturous
Ratiocination
Recalcitrant
Recherché
Recondite
Rectitude
Redoubtable
Reprieve
Reprobate
Requisition
Rescind
Resplendent
Reticent
Reverberation
Rhapsodic
Rusticate
Sacrilegious
Sacrosanctity
Sagacious
Salacious
Sanctification
Sanctimonious
Sanguine
Sapient
Schismatic
Scintilla
Selcouth
Semaphore
Serendipitous
Serendipity
Sesquicentennial
Sforzando
Sisyphean
Skullduggery
Solicitous
Soliloquy
Solipsism
Solipsistic
Sophistry
Soteriology
Splendiferous
Stentorian
Stratospheric
Streperous
Strepitation
Strepitous
Subcutaneous
Sublime
Subterfuge
Subversive
Supercilious
Superconductivity
Superfluidity
Surfeit
Surreptitious
Susurration
Susurrous
Susurrus
Sybaritic
Synecdoche
Synesthesia
Titillating
Tome
Torpid
Transcendent
Transcendental
Travesty
Trenchant
Trepidation
Truculent
Turpitude
Ubiquitous
Umbrage
Unequivocal
Unparagoned
Upbraid
Usufruct
Vacuous
Vassalage
Vaunting
Veracious
Veracity
Verisimilitude
Vestige
Vicissitude
Vilification
Vilify
Vitriolic
Vituperate
Wanton
Wily
Winebibber
Voyeuristic
Zealot
Zephyr
Advanced Words (C1)
Abet
Abhor
Abhorrent
Ablution
Abstract
Accede
Accountability
Accoutrements
Accretion
Accumulate
Accumulation
Accusation
Acquiesce
Acquiescent
Acquisition
Acumen
Adamancy
Adamant
Addendum
Adept
Adherence
Adolescent
Adulate
Adulation
Adverse
Aesthetic
Aesthetical
Affirmative
Affliction
Affluent
Aftermath
Allay
Ambiguous
Ambivalent
Amenable
Amorous
Amorousness
Antithesis
Appalling
Apparatus
Arbitrary
Arcane
Archetypal
Articulate
Ascertain
Ascribe
Aspersion
Assiduity
Astronomical
Astute
Atone
Atrocious
Atrocity
Audacious
Augmentation
Auspicious
Bane
Beauteous
Belligerent
Benevolent
Boisterous
Bolster
Bureaucracy
Caricature
Circumvent
Cogent
Cognizant
Coherent
Collocate
Collocation
Colloquial
Commensurate
Condescending
Confidant
Congenital
Congruent
Congruity
Connive
Consign
Consonance
Conspicuous
Constituent
Construe
Contentious
Conundrum
Convoluted
Counterpoint
Credulous
Cynical
Dearth
Debacle
Debunk
Deception
Decree
Defamation
Defame
Defunct
Delinquent
Delirious
Demure
Denigrate
Deplete
Deplorable
Derivative
Despondent
Despot
Destitute
Deterrence
Detrimental
Didactic
Diffident
Dilemma
Disaffected
Discerning
Disconcerted
Discrepancy
Disingenuous
Dissonance
Disparate
Dispel
Disseminate
Divisive
Dogmatic
Dubious
Eclectic
Ecstatic
Elicit
Empirical
Emulate
Emulation
Enchantment
Encroach
Endearment
Engender
Enlightened
Enumerate
Epitome
Equilibrium
Eradicate
Errant
Erroneous
Euphemism
Euphoric
Evocative
Exacerbate
Exasperate
Exemplary
Exhilarating
Exile
Exquisite
Extrapolate
Exuberant
Facade
Fetching
Flagrant
Flamboyant
Foreboding
Formidable
Fortitude
Frivolous
Germane
Ghastly
Glib
Gratuitous
Guttural
Hapless
Harbinger
Hedonistic
Heterogeneous
Hiatus
Idiosyncratic
Idolatrous
Illustrious
Imbue
Immaculate
Immense
Impasse
Impeccable
Imperious
Impertinent
Impervious
Impudent
Impulsive
Inane
Incensed
Inclination
Incomparable
Incomprehensible
Inconceivable
Inconclusive
Inconspicuous
Incredulous
Indescribable
Indignant
Indolent
Indulge
Indulgent
Infatuated
Inflammatory
Infringe
Infuse
Ingenious
Innocuous
Insatiable
Insightful
Insinuate
Insolent
Instigate
Interminable
Intimidation
Intrepid
Intuitive
Invoke
Irrefutable
Irreverence
Itinerant
Judicious
Juxtapose
Juxtaposition
Kerfuffle
Laborious
Lachrymose
Lethargy
Linchpin
Litigant
Livid
Loquacious
Ludicrous
Luminescent
Magnanimous
Malevolent
Malicious
Mandate
Maverick
Mediocrity
Melancholy
Metaphorical
Meticulous
Microscopic
Mitigate
Modulation
Monumental
Morass
Multitude
Negligent
Negligible
Nominal
Obscure
Obstinate
Opulent
Ostensible
Ostentatious
Ostracism
Palpable
Paragon
Paramount
Paramour
Parochial
Partisan
Pathological
Penchant
Pensive
Penultimate
Permutation
Perpetual
Perpetuate
Perturbed
Philanthropic
Pithy
Platitude
Plethora
Poignant
Polyphony
Pompous
Portend
Portent
Posthumous
Postulate
Pragmatic
Precipice
Preclude
Predominate
Preemptive
Preponderance
Preposterous
Presage
Presumptuous
Pretentious
Proclamation
Profound
Profusion
Prolific
Promiscuous
Proverbial
Provincial
Provoke
Pseudonym
Pseudonymous
Proximity
Pungent
Quandary
Radical
Rambunctious
Ravishing
Refute
Regurgitate
Relegate
Remiss
Remorseful
Repatriate
Repentant
Reprehensible
Resourceful
Reverence
Rife
Righteous
Savant
Schmaltzy
Scintillating
Scurrilous
Semantics
Sensational
Sensuous
Sobriety
Sonorous
Spurious
Staid
Stenography
Stoic
Stolid
Stupendous
Subjugate
Subservience
Subservient
Suffuse
Superfluous
Superlative
Swarthy
Sycophancy
Sycophant
Syncopation
Tactician
Tangential
Tantalizing
Telegenic
Temperamental
Tempestuous
Tenacious
Thundering
Thunderous
Tirade
Toady
Treacherous
Trite
Truism
Ultimatum
Unanimity
Unencumbered
Unfathomable
Unorthodox
Utilitarian
Uproarious
Virtuoso
Virtuous
Viscosity
Vivacious
Vociferous
Voluminous
Voluptuous
Voracious
Whimsical
Winsome
Wondrous
Zeal
Intermediate Words (B2)
Abduct
Abolish
Absorb
Abstract
Absurd
Abundance
Abundant
Accent
Accidentally
Accommodate
Accomplish
Administration
Advocate
Ambassador
Ambitious
Amiable
Anonymous
Apologetic
Apprehension
Aspiration
Atypical
Beneficiary
Blatant
Brisk
Catastrophe
Command
Commodity
Compensate
Controversial
Curvaceous
Damaging
Decadent
Deceit
Defaulting
Dependent
Depict
Deport
Deposit
Destruction
Devotion
Discourage
Discouragement
Discriminate
Discrimination
Disgruntled
Disharmony
Disposition
Disregard
Distinct
Distinguish
Distribution
Diverse
Doubtful
Ecstatic
Editorial
Efficient
Eliminate
Examination
Exceptional
Excessive
Expansion
Exploration
Exile
Expel
Explain
Extinct
Extraordinary
Extravagant
Extrovert
Fiasco
Figurative
Flash
Flirtatious
Fondness
Fraud
Furious
Gleam
Gorgeous
Greed
Gruesome
Guilty
Gullible
Harmful
Harmonious
Humongous
Imperative
Indicative
Inept
Intensifier
Interpret
Introvert
Jubilant
Lament
Law
Lively
Magnificent
Majestic
Marvelous
Melodious
Monotonous
Moral
Mores
Nonconformist
Obsolete
Ominous
Opaque
Ornery
Outgoing
Outline
Perceptive
Permeate
Perpendicular
Perplexed
Petrify
Petrified
Phenomenal
Plausible
Portray
Prompt
Pulsating
Radiant
Radiate
Rash
Rebellious
Revenue
Revision
Ridiculous
Scarcity
Shimmer
Skeptical
Sociable
Spiteful
Splendid
Staggering
Statuesque
Striking
Stunning
Substantiate
Sulk
Suspicious
Tendency
Tremendous
Trivial
Unintelligible
Vague
Wicked
Yoke
Intermediate Words (B1)
Alias
Allegiance
Allure
Alluring
Annex
Anomalous
Antiseptic
Apathetic
Apparatus
Arpeggio
Arrogant
Astonishing
Astounding
Atrophy
Attractive
Autumn
Awe-inspiring
Bewitching
Brogue
Cajole
Callous
Camaraderie
Canny
Canoodle
Captivating
Carp
Cheerful
Clamor
Cleave
Commonsensical
Complement
Complicated
Comprehensive
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Confident
Conflate
Conflict
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Consensus
Corrupt
Cowardly
Criticize
Curvy
Dangerous
Describe
Devotion
Disagreement
Disrespect
Distrustful
Effective
Excellent
Flabbergasting
Frustrated
Frustrate
Glitter
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Harmful
Hasty
Horrible
Imitate
Immoral
Irritate
Lovely
Order
Pleasant
Predictable
Prevention
Regretful
Reluctant
Remove
Reputation
Rule
Selfishness
Separate
Slander
Sociable
Sparkle
Surplus
Timid
Unclear
Weak
Wonderful
Beginner Words (A2)
Basement
Beautiful
Bruise
Evil
Friendly
Injury
Need
Nice
Problem
Ruin
Shine
Spoil
Sorry
Theft
Want
Beginner Words (A1)
Agreement
Bad
Bashful
Cobbler
Decision
Good
Great
Happy
Help
Hurt
Insult
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Posted by: Magniloquent - 30th October 2025, 1:53 PM - Forum: Platform Racing 2
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Oxy's Custom PR2 Client is out of beta testing and now publicly available!
FEATURES:
⦁ Timed LEADERBOARDS w/ included replays (click the "?" that normally opens up level info)!
⦁ 8 players in one match!
⦁ Rank 150 Stats for everyone!
⦁ All Hats, Parts, and Epic Everything for everyone!
⦁ 30FPS toggle (greatly improved performance!)
⦁ New blocks! (Mud, Freeze ..so far)
⦁ New block functionalities! (set custom ammo amount for gun/sword/teleport/superjump/jetpack, set move block behavior, improved Custom Stat Block ..so far)
⦁ New LE features:
>R to region select blocks, ESC to cancel
>Q to delete
> X, C, V to cut, copy, paste hover over a block and press SHIFT+1 to assign a hotkey for that block, then u can press 1 for quick access to that block (works for 1-9 number keys)
⦁ Toggle Spectate Mode while playing by pressing "P", then press -/+ to zoom in/out
⦁ New sets! (Burger, Hotdog, Baby ..so far)
⦁ Disconnect issues have been solved
⦁ Various performance optimizations
⦁ Hosted on a private server by Zandee
⦁ Automatically updated, no further downloads needed!
*NOTE: you need to create a new account; this client does not have access to your official PR2 login credentials
⦁ The client cannot perform any actions that sends/requests data to/from the official client
DOWNLOAD: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1naY-MUv...wyh-9/view
GitHub Repository (for developers): https://github.com/fourst4r/platform-rac...er/tree/8p
CREDITS:
@oxy (Lich): for coding, development work
@~JBG~: set art, integration
@Zandee.: hosting server
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| Can you still be friends with an ex? |
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Posted by: Kursed - 26th October 2025, 1:17 PM - Forum: Discussion Hall
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Ex boyfriend, ex girlfriend, ex partner etc.
At the end a romantic relationship, can a couple still be platonic friends?
I have a pretty spicy take on this, but I’d like to hear what you guys think. Discuss
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Posted by: Different - 23rd October 2025, 11:44 AM - Forum: Blogs
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You all know who this man is. He struck fear into everybody's souls because no one thought he could ever be outranked. He was once considered a folding god who used to be ahead of everybody. Whenever we needed help folding, or if there ever was a specific prize that we were trying to obtain, we'd go straight to him. Now obviously this man was highly active around the time we had a significant change in the rank tokens, 11 years ago. That was also back when 500k ppd was considered a big deal, which is something that I'm sure he had. Then, you had guys like PrinceCharming, NixZiZ, and Dylan_Ray_Dubuisson who were right behind him. These guys were the first ones to get +5 rank tokens. Back when people used to think that 10M ppd was a very big deal.
But you see, it was guys like DeathbyGabe1 who could not be checked. Even though he was folding to help Team Jiggmin, I'm willing to bet that if he was still hungry enough to stay #1 on the folding spectrum, he was not going to let you pass him at all. Now obviously his ppd would probably have been 21m, today using THIS monitor to do it. As of right now, he's only at 431,131,684M. Do you realize how long he's been at that score??... YEARS! I guarantee you had he'd not quit folding, he probably would have been at 10B by now; the dude was a freakin beast! Just like when I told y'all that quesin would have been rank 85 today, the same thing applies to DeathbyGabe1 when it comes to folding. But what happened? He quit folding and allowed people to catch up to him. Now, you can't get in contact with him at all.
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| CHATGPT ??? |
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Posted by: Different - 12th October 2025, 3:44 PM - Forum: Hardware and Machines
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How often do you use ChatGPT? An infinite AI learning machine deliberately designed to replace human cognition while our services to humanity gradually phase into the process of becoming eradicated from the matrix. Dare I also say an unfathomably powerful, AI tool with the capabilities of giving us content creation, writing assistance, answering questions, brainstorming, programming help, language translation, etc. Does all of this sound immensely attractive? Yes. But the bad news is that it’s predominantly here to place you under servitude the minute you subconsciously exchange critical thinking skills for AI dependency.
At this point you might ask, ‘how am I under servitude with ChatGPT? I’m fully cognizant of when to turn my critical thinking skills on. I don’t need AI for everything.’ A multitude of people said something similar to this with social media when they tried to refrain themselves from the addictiveness of it all. With relentless companies like Tik Tok, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, there is no easy off button. So with ChatGPT it becomes an addiction once you possess its unlimited knowledge with unfathomable capabilities all designed to serve you at your fingertips. In reality, you’re serving AI because predominantly it’s designed to replace humans in the job market world, and all they need is for you to help them build a database on you to see what your interests are. ChatGPT is just the surface scratcher.
How many of your loved ones have decided to surrender critical thinking skills in exchange for a learning machine that’s indefatigable? What happens when we’re heavily dependent on AI to constantly think for us? What happens when we tap out of our own cognitive function and seek AI for things like financial advice, cooking advice, relationships, fitness, and other things of that nature. Cognitive impairment, that’s what happens. There’s nothing wrong with using ChatGPT sometimes. But don’t use it more than 50% of the time because then that tells me that you’re no longer capable of critical thinking.
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| CotM Round 76 |
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Posted by: Eternal - 7th September 2025, 7:06 PM - Forum: Platform Racing 2
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Welcome to Round 76 of Campaign of the Month!
You'll be able to submit your Campaigns on this thread.
Additionally, if you have any levels you'd like to advertise, you can post them here too.
Guidelines
- Do not copy others' submissions.
- Do not include levels that are already in permanent Campaigns or award prizes (i.e. Hat Factory and The Golden Compass cannot be used).
- Try not to include levels that include advanced glitches or maneuvers.
- You are limited to two levels per creator per campaign (this includes any of their accounts).
- Please include Level IDs with your submissions!
You are allowed to include any level in your Campaign that appears on PR2 (including your own); however, all levels must adhere to the PR2 rules (e.g. the level Treasury by PooZy would not adhere to the PR2 rules due to having profanity). Remember: this is the first thing users will see when starting the game!
The contest host (me) has the authority to modify/add rules as they see fit.
Submission Format
PR2 Name: Your PR2 name (the one you want your prize on)
Sub-Theme (if applicable; this is just if you want to elaborate on "December Holidays"): Example
Sub-Theme Explanation (if applicable): This is an example campaign.
Level 1: A tutorial level
Level 2: An easy level
Level 3: An easy level
Level 4: A more difficult level
Level 5: A more difficult level
Level 6: A more difficult level
Level 7: A challenging level
Level 8: A challenging level
Level 9: Something really challenging
For more information, please visit the main thread for Campaign of the Month.
Submissions close on September 24th, 2025.
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