Spoken Words for 16th December : Here is the complete list.

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Spoken Words for 16th December :

Virulence (n) : severity, destructive, power
Virus (n) : a poison which causes infection
Visage (n) : the face or look, countenance
Viscera (n & pl) : inner organs of an animal body
Vis-à-vis (adv.) : facing one another
Viscosity (n) : stickiness
Viscount (n) : a noble man in great Britain holding a rank between earl and baron
Viscous (adj.) : sticky
Visibility (n) : state of being seen by the eye
Visible (adj.) : that may be seen
Vision (n) : faculty of seeing intuition, something seen
Visit (v) : to go to see a person or place
Visitant (n) : a visitor
Visitation (n) : act of visiting, punishment from God
Visitor (n) : a visitant
Visor (n) : mask
Vizor (n) : mask
Vista (n) : a view
Visual (adj.) : concerned with seeing
Visualize (v) : imagine
Vital (adj.) : essential, pertaining to life
Vitals (n) : essential organs
Vitamin (n) : a natural food constituent, essential for health, strength and normal growth of the body
Vitiate (v) ; to destroy the effect of
Vitreous (adj.) : like glass, relating to glass
Vitriol (n) : a soluble sulphate of a metal, white vitriol, green vitriol, blue vitriol
Vituperate (v) : to scold in abusive language
Vivacious (adj.) : lively, active
Vivacity (n) : animation, cheerfulness, briskness, liveliness
Viva-voce (n) : oral examination
Vivid (adj.) : lively, striking clear, lucid
Vivify (v) : animate, impart life
Vivisection (n) : cut and experiment on for scientific invention
Vixen (n) : female-fox, termagant
Viz (adv.) : (a contraction of VIDELICET) namely
Vizier (n) : a minister for state (Muslim)
Vocal (adj.) : for or using of or with the voice
Vocation (n) : employment occupation, calling
Vocative (adj.) : belonging to calling by name
Vociferate (v) : cry out loudly, shout
Vociferous (adj.) : noisy
Vodka (n) : strong drink from rye

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