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abjure

(v.) to renounce, retract; to avoid, shun

acrid

(adj.) harsh in taste or odor; sharp in manner or temper. Bitter.

august

(adj.) majestic, inspiring admiration and respect

callous

(adj.) emotionally hardened, unfeeling, unsympathetic

clandestine

(adj.) secret, concealed; stealthy

compunction

(n.) the feeling of deep remorse, regret

conflagration

(n.) a large destructive fire

elated

(adj) very happy, in extremely high spirits

indelible

(adj.) not able to be erased or removed; memorable

indulgent

(adj.) yielding to the wishes or demands of others

inveterate

(adj.) firmly established, long-standing; permanent

irrelevant

(adj.) not to the point, not applicable or important

nocturnal

(adj.) of or occurring in the night; nighttime

platitude

(n.) a commonplace, stale, or trite remark

quell

(v.) to subdue, put down forcibly

quiescent

(adj.) inactive; at rest, motionless

ruminate

(v.) to meditate, think about at length; to ponder

tacit

(adj.) habitually silent or quiet, inclined to talk very little

tangible

(adj.) capable of being touched; real, concrete

trenchant

(adj.) incisive, clear-cut; very revealing or telling

allude

v. to refer to casually or indirectly

clairvoyant

adj. supernaturally perceptive; n. one who possesses extrasensory powers, seer

conclusive

adj. serving to settle an issue; final

disreputable

adj. not respectable, not esteemed

endemic

adj. native or confined to a particular region or people; characteristic of or prevalent in a field

exemplary

adj. worthy of imitation, commendable; serving as a model

fathom

v. to understand, get to the bottom of; to determine the depth of; n. a measure of depth in water

guile

adj. treacherous cunning, deceit

integrity

n. honestly, high moral standards; an unimpaired condition, completeness, soundness

itinerary

n. a route of travel; a record of travel; a guidebook

misconstrue

v. to interpret wrongly, mistake the meaning of

obnoxious

adj. highly offensive, arousing strong dislike

placate

v. to appease, soothe, pacify

placid

adj. calm, peaceful

reparation

n. a payment made for a wrong or an injury

potent

adj. powerful; highly effective

pretext

n. a false reason, deceptive excuse

protrude

v. to stick out, thrust forward

stark

adj. harsh, unrelieved, desolate; utterly

superficial

adj. on or near the surface; concerned with or understanding only what is on the surface, shallow

Acquiesce

To agree or accept something without protest; to submit to one’s demands

Allure

To attract with something desirable; the power to entice or attract through personal

Askew

Twisted or turned to one side, crooked; to one side in a crooked position

Blithe

Carefree and lighthearted; casual and unconcerned

Contentious

Quarrelsome ; inclined to disagree or argue

Covet

To desire or wish for something that belongs to someone else

Crestfallen

Dispirited and depressed; discouraged; feeling low in spirit.

Wasterl

One who spends resources self indulgently

Vanguard

The foremost or leading position in a trend or movement; the front position in an advancing army

Disheveled

Being in disarray messing hair or clothing

Sonorous

Having or producing a full deep or rich sound

Exponent

One that speaks for represents or explains an idea; serving or intended to explain, explanatory

Sinuous

Having many curves or turn; winding

Garrulous

Inclined to give lengthy and rambling talks; wordy and rambling; wordy and chatty

Retribution

Something demanded in repayment; a payback of sorts

Insuperable

Impossible to overcome ; unbeatable

Respite

A short interval of rest or relief; a pause

Lamentable

Deserving regret or pity; pathetic; mournful

Profess

To declare openly; to affirm or claim

Misnomer

A name wrongly or mistakenly applied