vocab

exonerate

(verb) To officially free someone from blame or fault, particularly of a crime.

altruism

(noun) An attitude characterized by unselfish concern for the welfare of others; belief that acting for the benefit of others is right and good.

ignominy

(noun) A total loss of dignity and self-respect, particularly a public disgrace.

soporific

(adj) Causing sleep or drowsiness; dull and boring, as though it would put a person to sleep.

enigma

(noun) Somebody or something that is not easily explained or understood; often mysterious.

dilatory

(adj) Tending to waste time or move slowly; intended to cause a delay.

myopic

(adj) Short-sighted, both literally and figuratively; showing a lack of foresight or long-term planning.

moribund

(adj) Nearly dead; having lost all sense of purpose or vitality.

alacrity

(noun) Eager and speedy readiness.

surfeit

(noun) An excess number or quantity of something, often causing disgust or boredom.