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allure
The power to attract or charm.
antiquity
The ancient world, especially before the Middle Ages. 2. The quality of great age.
appraise
To estimate the value of. 2. To form a judgment of; to evaluate.
cleave
To cling to or be faithful to. 2. To split with force or a sharp instrument.
depreciate
To make or become less in value. 2. To represent as of little value; to belittle.
facet
Any of the many small, flat surfaces on a precious stone made by cutting. 2. One of many sides or aspects of something.
facsimile
An exact copy.
impervious
Incapable of being penetrated. 2. Not affected or disturbed by.
nondescript
Hard to describe because of a lack of distinctive qualities or features.
quandary
A state of being in doubt about what to do.
repose
To lie at rest. 2. To place (power, etc.) in some person or group. 3. A state of rest or relaxation.
scintillate
To flash or sparkle.
scrutiny
Close examination.
synthetic
Not naturally produced; made by artificial processes.
transmute
To change the form or appearance of.
