fictitious something is made-up or not real Diligence steady, earnest, and energetic effort Conciliate to appease or placate someone by acting in a friendly way, often by making concessions or compromises, in order to end a disagreement or hostility Affectation artificial behavior. action intended to give a false impression, to impress. Acute Crucial/keen/sharp Impediment a hindrance or obstacle that obstructs progress or action Apt suitable," "fitting," or "appropriate Formidable causing fear, apprehension, or dread: a formidable opponent. Severity the degree of seriousness or harshness with which a writer expresses a point, often conveyed through strong language, tone, and imagery, indicating a strong negative opinion or criticism about a subject. Discourse the use of language to share ideas, information, and insights, he use of language above and beyond the sentence Conventionality the quality of adhering to established norms, practices, or rules within a particular genre or form of writing Proclivity a tendency to behave in a particular way or to like a particular thing, often a bad way or thing Lethargic lacking energy, enthusiasm, or motivation Perpetual continuing or enduring forever; everlasting Acumen the ability to make good judgements and take quick decisions, a sharp, insightful understanding or keenness of judgment, particularly within a specific field

fictitious

something is made-up or not real

Diligence

steady, earnest, and energetic effort

conciliate

to appease or placate someone by acting in a friendly way, often by making concessions or compromises, in order to end a disagreement or hostility

Affectation

artificial behavior. action intended to give a false impression, to impress.

Acute

Crucial/keen/sharp

impediment

a hindrance or obstacle that obstructs progress or action

Apt

suitable," "fitting," or "appropriate

Formidable

causing fear, apprehension, or dread: a formidable opponent.

Severity

the degree of seriousness or harshness with which a writer expresses a point, often conveyed through strong language, tone, and imagery, indicating a strong negative opinion or criticism about a subject.

Discourse

the use of language to share ideas, information, and insights, he use of language above and beyond the sentence

Conventionality

the quality of adhering to established norms, practices, or rules within a particular genre or form of writing

Proclivity

a tendency to behave in a particular way or to like a particular thing, often a bad way or thing

Lethargic

lacking energy, enthusiasm, or motivation

Perpetual

continuing or enduring forever; everlasting

Acumen

the ability to make good judgements and take quick decisions, a sharp, insightful understanding or keenness of judgment, particularly within a specific field