[b]501 UNWARRANTED (un’woruntid) Adjective [/b]- Unwelcome and done without good
reason
His unwarranted intrusion in our premises forced us to lodge a
complaint against him with the local police station.
[b]
502 IRIDESCENT (iri’desunt) Adjective [/b]- Showing colors like those of
rainbow, Changing color with position.
Watching the sun set into the sea, along with the iridescent play
of changing colors of the sea, is one of the most beautiful sights of
nature.
[b]503 LAPIDARY (lapi’deree) Adjective & Noun[/b] - A workman who cuts, engraves
or polishes precious stones
Being an excellent craftsman, he did not find it very difficult to
find employment as a lapidary at the jewelry store, and now his employers
are quite impressed with his fine skills at cutting and polishing stones.
[b]
504 VERNACULAR (vu’rnakyulur) Adjective & Noun[/b] - The language or dialect
of a country (Of language, idiom, word) of one’s native country
Though in the office he is a good orator and speaks pure English,
the moment he joins his friends from his village, he lapses into his
vernacular language.
[b]505 WITHER (widhur) Verb [/b]- 1) Make or become dry or shriveled 2) Deprive
of or lose vigor or freshness or importance
Even the flowers which remain tender all year long wither in such a
cold weather.

[b]506 MARSHAL (maarshul) Verb [/b]- Arrange in due order (persons, soldiers,
thoughts etc)
The minister is to deliver his first speech tomorrow; he knows that
to make a good and effective speech, he needs to marshal his thoughts
[b]clearly.
507 MARITAL (maritl) Adjective [/b]- Pertaining to marriage
They have lived in marital bliss for over forty years, perfectly at
peace with each other, and he says the main reason for this has been that
there has never been any expectation from either side.
[b]
508 WISP (wisp) Noun[/b] - A delicate or thin piece or line of something
A wisp of grass was sticking to her hair, which he gently brushed
away.
[b]509 VENTURESOME (venchursum) Adjective [/b]- Bold, ready to take risk
Max is a bold man and likes taking risks, and it is his this
venturesome nature that has made him an accomplished man today.
[b]
510 LAX (laks) Adjective [/b]- Lacking attention or severity
While most of the government policies are made for the benefit of
the people, the laxity of government officials in implementing these
policies often becomes the biggest reason for the disappointment of the
people from the government.

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