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Ameliorate
To make better or improve.
Bolster
To support or strengthen.
Cordial
Warm and friendly.
Ebullient
Cheerful and full of energy.
Pragmatic
Practical and realistic.
Capricious
Impulsive and unpredictable.
Cynical
Believing people are motivated by self-interest.
Dearth
A lack or scarcity.
Disparage
To belittle or degrade.
Superfluous
Unnecessary, excessive.
Ambiguous
Open to more than one interpretation.
Equivocal
Uncertain or questionable.
Conventional
Traditional or ordinary.
Prosaic
Dull, lacking originality.
Didactic
Intended to teach.
Zealot
Someone with extreme enthusiasm or devotion.
Misanthrope
One who dislikes humankind.
Altruist
A selfless person concerned for others.
Innovator
A person who introduces new ideas.
Charlatan
A fraud or imposter.
Undermine
To weaken or damage.
Exacerbate
To worsen or make more severe.
Refute
To disprove or argue against.
Substantiate
To provide evidence to support.
Obfuscate
To make unclear or confusing.
Transient
Temporary or short-lived.
Ostentatious
Showy or pretentious display.
Ubiquitous
Present everywhere.
Esoteric
Intended for or understood by a small group.
Voracious
Having a huge appetite.
Apathetic
Showing no emotion or interest.
Melancholy
Sad or gloomy.
Empathy
The ability to understand others' feelings.
Indignant
Showing anger at unfair treatment.
Jubilant
Extremely joyful.
Anomaly
Something unusual or unexpected.
Paradox
A self-contradictory statement.
Corroborate
To confirm or give support to.
Fallacy
A mistaken belief or error in reasoning.
Plausible
Seeming reasonable or probable.
Concise
Brief and to the point.
Verbose
Using too many words.
Incoherent
Unclear or difficult to understand.
Lucid
Clear and easy to understand.
Eloquent
Fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing.
Sagacious
Wise or showing good judgment.
Perfidy
Betrayal or disloyalty.
Belligerent
Hostile or aggressive.
Enigmatic
Mysterious or puzzling.
Aberration
Something different from the norm.
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