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Facetious
Joking or playful, often inappropriately.
Ostentatious
Showy or flashy to attract attention.
Optimum
The best or most favorable.
Detriment
Harm or damage.
Vicarious
Experiencing something through someone else.
Dexterous
Skillful with your hands or body.
Scrupulous
Very careful and honest.
Gregarious
Enjoying being with others; sociable.
Discretion
Care in what you say or do; good judgment.
Sensory
Related to the senses (sight, hearing, touch, etc.).
Instigate
To start or provoke something.
Rudimentary
Basic or simple.
Resilient
Able to recover quickly from problems.
Collaborate
To work together with others.
Zealot
A person who is very passionate and extreme about beliefs.
Squelch
To stop something by force or silence.
Venerate
To respect or honor deeply.
Despondent
Very sad or hopeless.
Retrospect
Looking back at past events.
Scoff
To mock or laugh at something.
Ambiguous
Unclear or having more than one meaning.
Dissident
Someone who disagrees with an official opinion.
Embellish
To add extra details, often to make something better.
Fritter
To waste time or money little by little.
Inadvertent
Unintentional or accidental.
Inane
Silly or pointless.
Juxtapose
To place side by side for comparison.
Lethargy
A state of tiredness or lack of energy.
Sporadic
Happening irregularly or occasionally.
Subsidize
To support financially.
Relinquish
To give up or let go of something.
Impetuous
Acting quickly without thinking.
Maudlin
Overly emotional or sentimental.
Berate
To scold or criticize harshly.
Ubiquitous
Found everywhere.
Zenith
The highest point or peak.
Estrange
To cause someone to feel distant or alienated.
Infallible
Impossible to make a mistake.
Euphoric
Feeling extremely happy or excited.
Regress
To go back to a worse state.
Dormant
Inactive or asleep.
Disseminate
To spread information widely.
Irrevocable
Cannot be changed or undone.
Proliferation
Rapid increase or spread.
Corroborate
To support with evidence.
Precipitate
To cause something to happen suddenly.
Hoist
To lift or raise.
Charlatan
A fake or fraud.
Diverge
To go in different directions.
Illicit
Illegal or not allowed.