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officious
(adj.) offering one’s services when they are neither wanted nor needed
opulent
(adj.) characterized by rich abundance verging on ostentation (pretentious/vulgar display)
orthodox
(adj.) standard; commonly accepted; conventional
ostensible
(adj.) appearing as such, seemingly
palliate
(v.) to reduce the severity of
pallid
(adj.) lacking color
panacea
(n.) a remedy for all ills or difficulties
paragon
(n.) a model of excellence or perfection
pariah
(n.) an outcast
parsimony
(n.) frugality, stinginess
pathos
(n.) an emotion of sympathy
paucity
(adj.) small in quantity
pejorative
(adj.) derogatory, uncomplimentary
pellucid
(adj.) easily intelligible, clear
penurious
(adj.) miserly, stingy
perfidious
(adj.) disloyal, unfaithful
perfunctory
(adj.) showing little interest or enthusiasm
pernicious
(adj.) extremely destructive or harmful
perspicacity
(adj.) shrewdness, perceptiveness
pertinacious
(adj.) stubbornly persistent
petulance
(n.) rudeness, irritability
pithy
(adj.) concisely meaningful
platitude
(n.) an uninspired remark, cliché
plethora
(n.) an abundance, excess