key vocabulary 0.0 / 5 ? EnglishWriting to describeGCSEAQA Created by: bumblesCreated on: 01-10-18 20:44 intoxicating exhilarating or exiting. for example - an intoxicating sense of freedom. 1 of 10 pungent having a sharply strong taste or smell. for example - the pungent smell of fryibg onions. 2 of 10 utterance a spoken word , statement , or vocal sound. for example - he wispered, as if to lend his utterances an added confidentiality. 3 of 10 aspire direct ones hopes or ambitions towards achieving something. for example - we never thought that we might aspire to those heights. 4 of 10 pandemonium wild or noisy disorder or confusion ;upraw. for example - there was complete pandwmonium-everyone just pannicked. 5 of 10 blemished a small mark or flaw which spoils the apperance of something. for example - the girls hands were without blemish. 6 of 10 crenelated provide (a wall of a building )with battlements. for example - the abbey of Quarr has been licenced to crenilate its buildings. 7 of 10 tessellated decorate ( a floor or pavement ) with mosaics. 8 of 10 olfactory relating to a sense of smell . for examle -the olfactory organs. 9 of 10 vociferous expressing or characterized by vehement opinions. for example - he was a vociferous opponent of the takeover. 10 of 10
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