Something described as lucrative produces money or wealth. The author parlayed the success of her books into a lucrative second career as a public speaker.
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Adjective > Heedless
Adjective > Enthusiastic
feeling or showing strong excitement about something : filled with or marked by enthusiasm They were enthusiastic supporters of the president. I’m not wildly enthusiastic about your latest idea. They were less than enthusiastic. = They were far from enthusiastic. Read More …
Noun > Forbidden fruit
Adjective > Ulterior
Ulterior describes things (usually motives, objectives, reasons, agendas, etc.) that are kept hidden in order to achieve a particular result. Rory found it hard to not be suspicious of the accountant for offering these services for free; her eagerness to Read More …
Verb > Alleviate
(+ object) to reduce the pain or trouble of (something) : to make (something) less painful, difficult, or severe The doctor tried to alleviate (=relieve) her symptoms/suffering. finding ways to alleviate stress The new tunnel should alleviate (=lessen, reduce) traffic Read More …
Adjective > Peculiar
(more peculiar; most peculiar) 1 : not usual or normal : STRANGE It seems peculiar that he would leave town and not tell anybody. The dog’s peculiar behavior worried them. She got a peculiar feeling when the phone rang. She Read More …
Noun > Shambles
Adjective > Sparkling
(more sparkling; most sparkling) 1 : shining with or reflecting bright points of light the sparkling blue sea sparkling jewels 2 : bright and clever sparkling wit 3 : of the best quality : excellent or outstanding a sparkling performance Read More …
