lang 5

Veracity

Truthfulness or accuracy in facts or statements.

Utilitarian

Focused on practicality and usefulness over beauty or emotion.

Asunder

Separated into parts or torn apart.

Rudimentary

Basic, undeveloped, or only at an early stage.

Proclivity

A natural tendency or inclination toward something.

Ennui

A feeling of boredom or listlessness due to lack of excitement.

Heed

To pay careful attention to or take notice of something.

Whet

To stimulate or sharpen (e.g., an appetite or curiosity).

Tumult

A loud, chaotic disturbance or uproar.

Innocuous

Harmless and not likely to cause offense or injury.

Odium

Intense hatred or widespread disapproval.

Ostensibly

Seemingly or apparently true, but possibly not actually so.

Supplant

To take the place of something, often forcefully or through replacement.

Sycophant

A person who flatters others for personal gain.

Corpulent

Excessively overweight or fat.

Rife

Widespread, abundant, or prevalent.

Prosaic

Lacking imagination or excitement; dull and ordinary.

Indolence

Avoidance of activity due to laziness.

Egress

The act of leaving or an exit point.

Grapple

To struggle with something physically or mentally.

Caveat

A warning or condition to consider before proceeding.

Plenary

Complete, absolute, or attended by all members.

Platitude

A dull or overused remark lacking originality.

Altruism

Selfless concern for the well-being of others.

Invective

Harsh, insulting, or abusive language.