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Abominate
to hate or loathe something intensely
Acculturation
the process of adopting cultural traits or social patterns of another group, typically assimilation to a dominant culture
Adventitious
happening according to change rather than design; or unplanned or accidental
Ascribe
to refer to a supposed cause or source; to attribute something to someone or something
Circuitous
having a circular or winding course; longer than the most direct way
Commiserate
to express or feel sympathy for another
Enjoin
to strongly urge or instruct someone to do something
Expedite
to speed up the progress of; to accomplish promptly
Expiate
to make amends or reparation for; to atone for
Ferment
to incite or stir up trouble or disorder; to instigate or incite
Inadvertent
unintentional; not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning
Nominal
existing in name only; very small
Noncommittal
giving no clear indication or attitude or feeling
Peculate
to steal or take dishonestly, especially relating to money or funds
Proclivity
an inclination or predisposition toward something - tendency to do something
Sangfroid
calmness or coolness, sometimes excessive, as shown in danger or under trying circumstances
Seditious
inciting or causing people to rebel against authority; language intended to persuade people to oppose authority
Tenuous
weak or slight; slender or fragile; insubstantial
Vitriolic
filled with bitter criticism or malice; caustic or acerbic
Wheedle
to influence or entice by flattery to persuade someone to do or give something
