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20 New Words to Enhance Your Vocabulary

Enrich your language with these recently added terms that add depth and nuance to your communication. From the formal to the informal, these words will elevate your vocabulary and make your speech and writing more impressive.

1. Abrogate: To revoke or repeal a law or treaty.
2. Anachronism: Something that is out of place in time or context.
3. Arrant: Completely or utterly; often used to describe something negative.
4. Artless: Genuine or unaffected simplicity.
5. Asperity: A harsh, critical tone or manner.
6. Belie: To misrepresent or contradict; to give a false impression of.
7. Cacophony: A loud, discordant noise.
8. Capitulate: To surrender or yield to an opponent.
9. Chicanery: Dishonest or trickery behavior.
10. Convivial: Sociable and friendly.
11. Demagogue: A political leader who appeals to emotions and prejudices.
12. Effrontery: Bold or shameless audacity.
13. Ephemeral: Lasting for a very short time; fleeting.
14. Exacerbate: To make worse or more severe.
15. Fastidious: Paying meticulous attention to detail.
16. Incipient: Beginning to develop or exist.
17. Laconic: Using few words; concise.
18. Magnanimous: Forgiving and generous, especially to the defeated.
19. Paucity: A scarcity or deficiency.
20. Uxorious: Excessively devoted to one’s spouse.