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banal
cliche or overused
furtive
secretive or clandestine
antagonism
rivalry or friction between people negative connotation
boisterous
loud
wizened
shriveled
unnerved
to lose courage or to become uneasy
foray
A foray is an initial attempt or venture into something new, or a sudden attack. For example, you might describe someone's first time trying a new hobby or a business's first time entering a new market as a foray.
Examples of foray in a sentence:
"Wood's foray into business came against the advice of his friends and family".
"This is not Lightfoot's first foray into the Marvel world".
deference
respect or courtesy
pithy
terse and brief
“we need a pithy, short title”
astute
clever and perceptive
arduous
difficult, requiring hard work
evanescent
vanishing quickly, dissipating like a vapor
enigma
a mystery
affinity
empathy, symATHY
or having similarity of characteristics or connection
unruly
disobedient
inveigle
to tempt or persuade by deception or flattery
inculpate
to suggest that someone is guilty
allay
to soothe, ease “ to allay investor’s fears”
decry
to criticize openly
dissent
to disagree
enamor
to fill with love, fascinate, usually used in passive form. “i grew enamored of that boy when he quoted my favorite love poem”
obsolete
outdated
incur
become subject to (suffer, sustain)
something brought upon yourseld liie if you do not pay bills on time, you will incur lots of fees
insular
isolated
lauded
praised
intransigence
stubborness
ramifications
outcomes or results
nuanced
complex with deep meaning
tenuous
weak
