Writing

Superfluous

Unnecessary

Evince

To show clearly or make evident

Vindicate

To prove right or innocent after being doubted

Unnerve

To upset or frighten someone, making them lose confidence

Placate

To calm someone down

Amass

To collect or gather over time

Exemplar

An ideal model or perfect example

Harbinger

A sign or forerunner of what’s coming

Repudiate

To reject or disown formally

Acquire

To get or gain possession of

Substantiate

To prove or support with evidence

Substanial

Significant, large, or real

Orthodox

Traditional or following established beliefs

Equivocal

Ambiguous, open to multiple interpretations

Miscontrue

To misunderstand or interpret incorrectly

Refute

To prove false

Alleviate

To relieve or reduce something bad

Insurmountable

Impossible to overcome

Decry

To publicly criticize

Contentious

Controversial or likely to cause arguments

Ameliorate

To make a bad situation better

Tenuous

Weak or flimsy

Belie

To give a false impression

Trivial

Unimportant or minor

Intercede

To step in on someone’s behalf

Inconspicuous

Not noticeable

Discretion

Good judgement, expecially about what ot say or do

Ambiguous

Unclear or open to multiple meanings

Mitigate

To lessen the severity of something bad

Nominal

Existing in name only

Recalcitrant

Stubbornly resistant to authority

Nebulous

Vague or unclear

Pervasive

Widespread or commonly found

Abundant

Plentiful

Conventional

Typical or traditional

Conventional wisdom

Widely accepted belief that may not be true

Sanguine

Optimistic or hopeful

Notional

Theoretical

Demaraction

A clear boundary or separation

Profound

Deeply meaningful or far-reaching

Desultory

Lacking a plan or enthusiasm

Misanthropic

Hating or avoiding people

Inexplicable

Impossible to explain or understand

Facetious

Joking or sarcastic, often inappropriately

Ubiquity/ubiquitous

Being everywhere at once

Heterogeneity/heterogenous

Diverse or varied

Fecundity/Fecund

Fertility

Unfounded

Without evidence or basis

Expound

To explain, usually a theory or idea in detail

Eschew

To deliberately avoid, not use, abstain from.